Keeping a child at home for the entirety of their education can have major defects on a child's social skills. Not being in an active environment with peers every day can also have an impact on aspects such as emotional stability, education opportunities, and financial state. According to the Homeschooling Spanish Academy, “it limits the development of certain skills such as sharing, cooperation, and collaboration, crucial for team-working and professional success.” 

Both homeschooling and public schooling come with challenges for both students and parents. Considering the pros and cons for both is extremely important when deciding what's best for a specific child. Knowing what would work best for preferences such as educational learning speed and social skills would also be immensely helpful when deciding between an at-home education or a public learning environment. Considering both options could become extremely beneficial to students everywhere.