The longer I’m in the workforce, the more apparent it becomes that 18 years of schooling did much less than it could have to prepare me for the real world.

Talk about a sub-optimal ROI.

So I’m strongly considering home schooling my children.

Have you explored this route? Thoughts?

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I was homeschooled along with my four younger brothers. 

Success of it very much depends on the temperament of the kid (along with what homeschooling groups are nearby).

I loved it. My brothers, not so much.

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What was difference between your experience and your brothers’?

Very helpful considerations. 

It sounds like the social aspect (even in classroom) is an important element to keep in mind.

I think it had more to do with the temperament vs. experience. 

Mom schooled us pretty similarly.

I was self motivated and introverted. Most of the time I saved used on creative projects.

Brothers were far more omni-social, they think they would've benefitted from regular school schedule and programs.