]A lot of parents 'decides' (zle slowo) to 'sent' (zle slowo), their children to '‘normal’' (wytlumacz co to znaczy) school; (; - wystarczy przecinek) independent school or (cos brakuje) public school. But some 'of' (niepotr) parents (brak slowa) afford to teach (brak slowa) own children at home. Homeschooling is (brak przedimka) fantastic way of teaching children (przecinek) so every year more and more parents decide to teach their children at home. However, 'the' (niepotr) homeschooling is not (brak przedimka) bed of roses and it does have certain drawbacks.
They 'no to' (zle, DO NOT) 'denying' (zle slowo) that homeschooling 'have' (tu ma byc 3os.l.poj) a number of advantages. First of all, most children 'has' (zle slowo) a long and dangerous 'way' (daj inne slowo) to school. Sometimes 'one or two hours take them' (nie, zla kolejnosc slow, najpierw komu a pozniej ile), to 'went' (zle slowo) to 'an' (niepotr) school, so 'think' (ja? mam myslec? napisz to inaczej) that they must get up early morning and after school, they must return 'to' (niepotr) home when they are very tired and hungry. Children who learn at home, (brakuje DO) not have this problem, because they stay at home. Secondly, almost all (dalabym przedimek tu) schools 'has' (schoolS to l. mn), 'at' (zle slowo) one class, over twenty pupils. Why it 'is' (zle slowo - tutaj THIS) a problem? (brak przedimka) teacher can’t pay attention (cos brak) all pupils and (cos brak) often 'happened' (zle slowo) that several students DO not understand 'a' (ja dalabym THE) lesson (przecinek przed 'but') but (przedimek) teacher HAS not explained 'them it' (zla kolej slow i brakuje slowa) . (brak przedimka) homeschooler, DOES not have this problem. 'On' (zle slowo) one teacher falls one to five pupils. What is more, children who (brak czasownika) 'educates' (zle slowo) at home 'better learnt' (zla kol slow i zly czas), than children at ‘normal’ schoolS. They can choose (brak przedimka) subject which they 'have a good head and develop him' (cos tu nie tak, 'subject' - to nie meska postac to jest 'it').
Although, homeschooling 'have' (zle slowo) a lot of advantages, it does have some disadvantages. For example, (brak przedimka) homeschooler can (cos brak) 'distract' (zle slowo) by (brak przedimka) computer, (brak przedimka) 'smell' (moze lepiej 'arona') that comes from 'a' (zly przedimek) kitchen, music from (przedimek) brother’s room or by (przedimek) talkative sister in (przedimek) neighboring room. Another problem is that home for (przedimek) homeschooler(,) (nie potrzeba przecinka tutaj) may be associated with work and studying. Apart from that, (przedimek) homeschooler can’t make new friends, because they learn alone or with (cos brak) own siblings, but this argument is not really (przedimek) good (cos brak), because, as well as possible, parents 'organizes' (ma byc l. mn) (przedimek) ‘homeschool co-ops’, they 'invites' (invites tylko 3os.l.poj, tu masz l. mn) different families and 'organized' (zle slowo) lessons together.
To sum up (daj tu przecinek) it seems that homeschooling 'have' (zle slowo) as many advantages as negative aspects. The decision of whether to sent (cos brak) own children to school or teach them at home remains a matter of personal choice.