Homeschooling

AllyCat

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13. In today's school environment, there is little time for the activities that your family

Sat Jun 15, 2013, 02:13 PM

Jun 2013

provided to enrich your life and education. It's not like that anymore. My kid came home with homework in KINDERGARTEN. Now the new push is no more toys, they should all be reading at the end of kindergarten which is reasonable for some and not others. Teaching algebra in 3rd grade is great for those who grasp it and unnecessary torture for those who are not at the developmental level to grasp it.

I do not isolate my children. They have many activities DAILY that get them out with other kids and not with me or my husband.

Some may isolate, but that is not the goal of the group of homeschoolers I know.

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Open Thread for Night Owls: Can home-schooling really promote progressive values? [View all] Liora24 Feb 2012 OP

Our state is sensible in its approach exboyfil Feb 2012 #1

absolutely. mzteris Feb 2012 #2

it depends all on the parents, doesn't it? TimberValley Mar 2013 #3

yes. and nazi parents will give their kids an education that's nazi. and that's what they're doing. HiPointDem May 2013 #4

They would teach them mzteris Jun 2013 #5

bullshit. being outside the insular family circle teaches alternatives to naziism, and children HiPointDem Jun 2013 #6

Actually, mzteris Jun 2013 #7

nazis who homeschool teach naziism. public schools don't. all your blah-blah is diversionary HiPointDem Jun 2013 #8

You know, you don't belong here. mzteris Jun 2013 #9

It sounds like you are making the assumption homeschoolers never leave home AllyCat Jun 2013 #12

What? WovenGems Jun 2013 #10

Well, since you have absolutely no idea mzteris Jun 2013 #11

In today's school environment, there is little time for the activities that your family AllyCat Jun 2013 #13

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