There are many parents/care-givers/family providers who are opting out of 'traditional school setting' and occupying technology intended for online learning and/or homeschooling. Social competence is imperative to a learners development, in order to, progress effectively as an individual and as an aggregate in the population at large. Still; many children are limited in this aspect due to the lax social engagement that online learning/homeschooling infuses, and when introduced to a social engagement of one type of another, the children seemingly become timid, withdrawn, or inappropriately snobbish of peers their own age. Therefore; I am trying to find relatively current research on how the social skills of homeschooled/online children are impacted and the affect thereof.
Individual lessons will certainly be more effective for the students in terms of learning. On the other hand, the student "off" from society. The student busy own world and does not receive skills of behavior in different social situations (including extreme). Please see the article on this topic (Annex).
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