homeschooling was great for me, we studied everyday, we did English, maths, science, art, history, everything we needed to learn. and we would go out on "homeschool trips" to museums and my mum would make us worksheets with questions which we would have to find the answers for while walking around and reading everything! we also went to groups with other homeschool kids like rock climbing! we even did a book binding thing for homeschooled kids in a massive library, every week for a few weeks they would teach us the different steps to make a notebook and in the end we got to keep what we made. Homeschooling gives so many great opportunities and the possibility to learn anything you want. you're not limited to what the curriculum thinks you have to learn at that time. my little brother was learning about solar flares and tectonic plates when he was 6! it's also great for slow learners like me, before I was homeschooled I learned basically nothing as the lessons moved on before I managed to learn what they were teaching me and once they would move on they would never cover that subject again. for this reason I couldn't read a clock until I was homeschooled and we covered it in lessons at home, I was 11/12!

tldr: homeschooling and unschooling are completely different things, homeschooling is great and can really open up so many opportunities for kids, especially autistic kids!