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Having home schooled our kids for 1/2 their K-12 years and seeing the effects I am all for Education Pods. I will not tolerate the government or other people telling me I need to dumb my kids and grand-kids down. I grew up with grandparents who were born in the 1880s. The history they talked about was different than what is being taught. My grandparents, great uncles faught in WW-I. My parents in WW-II. And I learned a lot from both generations as it *used to be* the parents responsibility to make sure their kids were educated.
So, Educating Your Child Is Now 'Oppression'
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Growing up, all three kids completed homework at the kitchen table under Dad's watchful eye. When you thought you were done, Dad reviewed it. If he found something wrong he didn't tell you what was wrong. He just handed it back and said "Fix it." If there was no homework, Dad made some up. We also had to read a non-fiction book a week, and a fiction book a month What we read was a big part of dinner table conversation.
When my daughter was in school a teacher had the nerve to tell me to stop having my daughter do multiplication tables at home. The teacher never made the mistake again of telling me how to teach my daughter anything.
When my daughter was in school a teacher had the nerve to tell me to stop having my daughter do multiplication tables at home. The teacher never made the mistake again of telling me how to teach my daughter anything.
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Maj John Bell - Absolutely. My upbringing was similar except it was Mom who checked everything. Dad was gone 3 weeks out of every month.
When our middle daughter went back to public schools in the 10th grade the school discovered she was already college level and forced her to sit through every "required" class as they would not take the state authorized home schooling curriculum.
When our middle daughter went back to public schools in the 10th grade the school discovered she was already college level and forced her to sit through every "required" class as they would not take the state authorized home schooling curriculum.
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