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HOME-SCHOOLING: Socialization not a problem

"One of the most persistent criticisms of home-schooling is the accusation that home-schoolers will not be able to fully participate in society because they lack 'socialization.' It's a challenge that reaches right to the heart of home-schooling, because if a child isn't properly socialized, how will that child be able to contribute to society?"
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