Homeschooling or sending children to school at home often draws criticism. One of them is about developing children's socialization abilities, because homeschooling is considered to make children do not have as many friends in conventional schools. However, is that right? Unlike children who go to school in general, homeschooling children spend more time at home with family, rather than surrounded by friends. Socialization of Homeschooling Children Research shows, homeschooling children still have the ability to socialize, which can be assessed from the behavior, the values of dignity they hold, and the motivation needed to play an active role as a member of the community. Even from these studies, the experience of homeschooling children is more than enough. On the other hand, the study found that socialization that occurred at school did not necessarily guarantee that a child would have the ability to socialize as well as people generally thought. Good socialization shoul