KnowraHomeschoolingLinked fromLinked fromThe 18 pages that link to Homeschooling, each with the reason it gives.All 18Related 2Compared with 16Compulsory educationCompared with: Many compulsory-education laws allow it as an alternative to school attendance.EducationCompared with: It offers an alternative setting and governance structure to institutional schooling.Public educationCompared with: Homeschooling is an alternative to attendance at a public school, subject to local rules.SchoolCompared with: It replaces the school institution with instruction organized by families or guardians.Catholic educationCompared with: Catholic families may choose homeschooling instead of Catholic institutional schooling.Public schoolCompared with: It is a common alternative to enrolling in a public school.Secondary educationCompared with: It offers a non-school-based alternative to conventional secondary education.Right to educationCompared with: It tests how educational freedom fits with compulsory schooling and state oversight.Private schoolCompared with: It offers a non-school alternative to private institutional education.PreschoolCompared with: It contrasts with preschool's organized group setting, although families may use preschool-like activities at home.ClassroomCompared with: Homeschooling can move instruction outside the shared institutional classroom.International schoolCompared with: It is an alternative some mobile families consider when suitable international schools are unavailable.Primary schoolCompared with: It provides an alternative setting for delivering the same foundational education.Secondary schoolCompared with: It contrasts institutional secondary schooling with education delivered outside a school campus.K-12 teachersCompared with: It shifts primary instructional responsibility from school teachers to families or other home educators.K–12 studentsCompared with: It is a major alternative to attending a K–12 school.