> plenty of people try it, find it doesn't work for them, and quit.
This seems like it would lend itself to selection bias - only people for whom homeschooling is a good fit continue to pursue it.
This seems like it would lend itself to selection bias - only people for whom homeschooling is a good fit continue to pursue it.
Homeschooling/unschooling very likely works well for some (I think it worked well for me). But that doesn't mean it would work well on average.