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Homeschool failure

It is possible that homeschooling causes the positive traits reported by research. But the research designs to date do not conclusively prove that.

There is also no empirical evidence that homeschooling causes negative things compared to institutionalised schooling. Further research is needed to answer the question of causation.

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