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The Pandemic Is Busting These Persistent Homeschooling Myths

Some say stereotypes exist for a reason, but the stereotypes long surrounding homeschooling have been uncharacteristically harsh.

By Gwen Farrell4 min read
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The first two minutes of Mean Girls essentially sums it up: homeschooled kids (and the parents responsible for them) are unsocialized, awkward, usually religiously fundamental or politically right-leaning, country bumpkins.