Homeschooling or public schooling is a difficult decision when it comes to deciding what would be most beneficial for a child with a developmental disorder like attention deficit disorder. The contrasts between homeschooling and public schooling lie in structure, socialization, and behavioral expectations. These areas are often the core issues that a child with ADD in the public school system will face. Although homeschooling provides a flexible structure, it does not allow for as many social opportunities or allow the child room to meet the behavioral expectations of many other authority figures. The structure of a classroom requires a child to pay attention and adapt to the situation presented. This can be frustrating for an ADD child, but it is a necessary life skill that needs to be developed and will help the child succeed as an adult. The environment of a classroom tends to be a little chaotic and noisy at times, contrasting with the calm and calm environment of home with individual attention. Through my homeschooling experience, my son found the...