The issue with homeschooling (my opinion)
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Ah yes, you have been enlightened now. The years have finally caught up and you now know what the big issue of the world today is.
No no; not the many widespread addictions people face, corrupt politics, or crime in any of its forms. No, the answer is far simpler than that, the wish parents have to raise and teach their own children apart from the masses in public education. For these same kids to learn to think outside the box, instead of being pressed into a one size fits all mentality mold by a government.
I'm glad you have finally figured out this dreadful truth and are taking drastic action against it here. :]
No no; not the many widespread addictions people face, corrupt politics, or crime in any of its forms. No, the answer is far simpler than that, the wish parents have to raise and teach their own children apart from the masses in public education. For these same kids to learn to think outside the box, instead of being pressed into a one size fits all mentality mold by a government.
I'm glad you have finally figured out this dreadful truth and are taking drastic action against it here. :]
23 hrs ago
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#406
I haven’t checked this in a day and this many comments showed up
Okay, Hunky. While the OP has made some admittedly inaccurate observations, let’s not post things like that.
B and C are generalisations.
Sounds more like you met a bad apple, or several bad apples.
Letting those bad apples influence your opinion enough to make you need to share it greatly lessens your credibility.
23 hrs ago
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#414
Well, the thing is I did say this is my opinion. Il not trying to prove this as a fact.
As a homeschooler, I agree that there is less social interaction than in public school, and that that can be a problem. However, I must strongly disagree with the other problems you listed. I own the "King of the OTF" forum, and, if you've been there, you might know there was quite a bit of drama because "sensitive" people were taking something I said out of context and accusing me of being sexist and discriminatory. I, on the other hand, was on the other end of the spectrum. There are plenty of homeschoolers who have no problem with sensitivity. I may have different people than you, but no homeschooler I've ever met has had a problem with pride, either.
In addition, people usually decide to homeschool their children because of problems they see with public schools. Let's be real, public schools are failing our children. Some parents homeschool because of religious reasons, and public schools' teaching of evolution. Others homeschool because of bullying, and teachers not doing anything about it. Others homeschool because they despise the political, homosexual, and drag queen
0_DragonWarrior_0 wrote:
Yeah….. I guess the people around me are different.
I’d say that reduces your opinion’s value.
Drama teachers force the students into. They seem to do that more than useful things, like forgotten practices, such as teaching cursive.
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