There has long been a debate over which educational method creates a better, well-rounded, highly educated student: public school or home school. The differences between teaching methods are vast, but the goal is the same. I will focus on three specific arguments, often the most typical, from both sides. The high school student's final result depends on him; However, I think the more determining question should be: do you want to be a burger restaurant flipper or a burger joint owner? Student clothing may seem like a trivial point to make regarding the education of the next generation of leaders and the workplace. force. If one has walked past a high school recently, they will notice some of the popular trends that students are choosing to wear. Many students look like walking advertisements for high-end retail brands. Young men wear excessively baggy shirts and pants that clearly expose their underwear. Some women seem to choose the opposite: less is more. Shorts or short skirts paired with skimpy, form-fitting tops leave an unpleasant impression of themselves on others. Although not all students succumb to these styles, the majority fall prey to peer pressure and indecent tendencies. Homeschool students, on the other hand, tend to dress much more modestly. For the homeschooled student, it's a creative way to show others who they are rather than what's underneath. Respect for oneself and others is most evident in the student's clothing choices, while wearing trendy and expressive variations. Clothing choices are then determined based on the day's activities instead of dressing to impress others. While the homeschool student does most of his education at home, he has many activities to do...... middle of paper ...... he leaves high school and only has the skills necessary to be a mediocre employee at a lower skill level. job. Hopefully, these students will quickly learn the value their education brings to their life outcomes. Homeschooled students outperform their public school peers in almost every area. Their ability to dress respectfully, adapt well to conversations with others in all situations, and be fluent in all topics gives them the edge needed to enter the job market at a higher level and the confidence needed to do it. Nearly all homeschooled students go on to higher education and become business owners. I think we should all look at the structure of how homeschooled students are educated and implement that structure into the public school sector. Next time you're at your favorite burger joint, ask yourself if you want more burger flippers or more students trained to become burger co-owners.?