In recent years more and more [ok) parents have decided to let their children ( tu brakuje cos) 'educate' (zle slowo) at home. The problem of homeschooling has raised a lot of controversy - the real question is what is more valuable[preferable?] (obydwa ok)for a child. In Poland this phenomenon is still not so noticable (przecinek przed slowem 'but', to teraz dajesz druga mysl)but in other countries there are big discussions over this 'thread' (nie za bardzo trafnbe slowo).
To begin with it is said that no one will take 'so' (zle slowo, tutaj AS) good (tu cos brak) care of a child as parents. A parent knows their youngster's strengths and 'weeknessess' (blad ortog) and a bond between them will 'be always' (zla kolejnosc slow) much stronger than (cos brak) teacher's and pupil's one. Another thing might be a family's place of residence - if somebody lives over 50 miles from any major city, he won't enjoy daily journeys (ale gdzie? musisz napisac) and it may be hard to maintain.
Firstly, I'd like to 'notice' (nie za bardzo trafne slowo, mozna 'state' 'note') that school isn't supposed (tu brak 2 slowa) only to 'learn' (calkowicie zle slowo) people math or biology. The main purpose of going to school is to ensure children's possibilties of growing up 'toghether' (ortog). By taking part in school they're getting used to 'live' (zle slowo) in a society. If they 'had' (zly czas, tutaj 'do not have') 'not' (niepotr) these experiences, it would be much harder for them in a 'further' (daj inne slowo, no 'future') life. Moreover I'm not conviced 'if' (zle slowo) every parent is skilled enough to effectively 'learn' (drugi raz uzywasz to slowo blednie, - pamietaj, a teacher teachers, a child learns) their children.
Taking all this into account I find this idea 'as' (niepotr) quite controvercial. Personally, I'm glad 'with going' (to jest calkowicie zle, tutaj jak mowisz o sobie, to 'that I went) to school, because I've met a lot of amazing people, without whoM my life would be much poorer.