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Originally Posted by BlackCrayon
what makes you suitable to teach though?
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It's not hard to do so. For one, I'm a total nerd and always have been. I'm constantly taking classes myself, and enjoy learning right along with the girls. Things I learned at their age come back quickly. It's obviously working. As I mentioned above:
Straight Fs in public school, now straight As. Below Basic in STAR testing --> Advanced and at the top of her class (yes, she has a "class" of a few dozen others).
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did you go to teachers college? did you go to university?
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No. Yes.
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another issue is that you can't keep kids from the world forever, sure parts of it are bad and influential but how will your kids have the skills to deal with or avoid it if they've never had to? you raise kids in a bubble with their home school, religion and when they get out into the real world they either go crazy and do all the shit you hid from them or go the other way and become so introverted they never achieve anything other than grades.
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Google is your friend. Use it, and you'll learn that homeschoolers do better in the real world than their public schooled peers, who think High School drama actually matters, and will more-and-more often be asking important questions, once they graduate - IF they graduate, like, "Do you want fries with that?" while my homeschooled kids take control of the world.