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Re: Home Schooling .....
[Re: spjones]
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I don’t see the difference  The parents probably were not prepared ( or even capable ) and/ or motivated to deal with actually educating their children.  
 
  
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Nothing against HSing.  The problem I have with it is are they getting taught what they need to be successful for a college grad. I do know of one family that have HSed.  The thing that stands out with those late teen and young adults is that they have social issues, and it has been hard for them to relate to others in the work force and their private lives.  I know some here will say you don't need to be a college grad etc..  True but the world needs people that continue to carry us along with professional college degrees.  
  Just the observation and what has happened in their life as a young adult so far.  None have furthered their education and have min wage job and not a career that will take them into retirement years.  
  Also not saying this is a normal situation in how all HSed kids move forward.  I'm just given an example of the one family I can comment on with observation.   And how many public school students are doing the exact same thing?  The vast majority of them are not prepared for college.  That's why so many have to take remedial math and English their freshman year.  
 
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we're very fortunate that there's a small Christian-based private school in our area that we send our two kids to . . also fortunately the Mrs and I are on the same page that if there came a point where we could not financially swing that school then she would home-school them . . and to the argument that home school and private school kids are 'weird,' well if public/government school kids are what's considered 'normal' then I'll gladly take weird
  and I also completely agree with the statement that if you send your kids to public/government-run schools in todays age then yes, you do co-parent with the government
 
  
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 Covid screwed over a whole generation of young people. Very few kids excelled at homeschooling during the lockdowns 
 Remote learning does not equal homeschooling, lol Really ,? You cant be serious.  
 
  
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I think there's a big difference in public school in a city with hundreds in a graduating class and public school in rural communities that have 52 in a class like mine or 12 in a class like the rival school down the road.  The Amish have there own public schools also around here, but kids are out of school by what we consider the 8th grade and then they go home to work and get married.  A huge percentage of people turn out just fine in public schools just as they do in homeschools. I know teachers in public schools that are unfit to teach and also homeschool parents that are unfit.  To me it's 6 of these and a half dozen of the other. 
  I'd be interested to know how many advocating for homeschooling were sent to public school or homeschooled themselves. 
 
  
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I’ve seen mixed results from homeschooling,,,, some real winners and some super losers 
 
  The key with the super winners was homeschooling in conjunction with travelling abroad
  The losers seemed too have the common thread of not really socializing 
 
  Covid screwed over a whole generation of young people. Very few kids excelled at homeschooling during the lockdowns  This is an interesting concept. So a grandchild of mine just went on public school sponsored trip to to Europe. I took my homeschooled daughter to Europe when she was 14. She helped plan and book the whole trip. She helped learn and  navigate and book the planes, trains, boats, hotels, subway systems and tourist attractions. Who do you think learned more life skills? The public school student who went on canned tour or the homeschooled student?  
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This massive lurch to the left our country is experiencing was incubated in public education. Every conservative should applaud homeschooling. 
 
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  Remote learning does not equal homeschooling, lol
 Really ,? You cant be serious. So you have comprehension issues as well? Most learning during covid lockdowns was remote, but still directed from.same school system.child was in before lockdowns. Ie, just because you're being schooled at home, it's still by your local.school system, and that's not what homeschooling commonly refers to.  
 
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Nothing against HSing.  The problem I have with it is are they getting taught what they need to be successful for a college grad. I do know of one family that have HSed.  The thing that stands out with those late teen and young adults is that they have social issues, and it has been hard for them to relate to others in the work force and their private lives.  I know some here will say you don't need to be a college grad etc..  True but the world needs people that continue to carry us along with professional college degrees.  
  Just the observation and what has happened in their life as a young adult so far.  None have furthered their education and have min wage job and not a career that will take them into retirement years.  
  Also not saying this is a normal situation in how all HSed kids move forward.  I'm just given an example of the one family I can comment on with observation.     Funny my daughter has a 4.0  cumulative in here collage classes she has taken.  She excels at everything she does.      Just picking a lane is tough when she had so many choices available    Honestly  college is over sold and very often  under delivers.   I work with a guy that has a master, girl working the gas station has a batchlers, as did the counter work at McDonald's earlier this week.   The common  opinion was it a wast of time and now 2 have debt that's holding them back.  
 
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If home schoolers want a college degree. ....What is their process ? Without actually going to a .. Democrat run University ? 
 
  
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Oh...today is the NH primary ...just voted . 
 
  
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See a lot of comments on the kids being socially compromised 
 
  I only know 2 families that have truly normal kids, and home schooling is big were I live in WA
  It is all about "what else you give e them"
  We did it ,for a few years,,,, but my kids were always skipping class with the principal 
  Ended up with two civil superintendents and a electrical engineer  
 
  
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Dirt, not knowing the girls and being a random dude on the internet,,,
 
  It’s been my experience that the girl who home schooled and travelled. Has the advantage, big time!
 
  Haveing said that ,,, public/private students/military kids that travel/student exchange programs etc,,,,,,,, do better than students that don’t travel 
 
  The key is travelling
  Seeing other parts of the world, and learning 
 
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I was public school K-12 then tech school 2 years then finished up a bachelors degree in night school
  my wife was Catholic school K-12 then traditional 4 year college.
  2 of my 3 saw Catholic school then public then homeschool then public again the youngest never saw Catholic school.
  of the people in our home school group seems every kid I have seen become an adult is doing well , yes even the "un-schoolers" . who other than their parents cares more about setting them up for success.
  one of the unstructured home schoolers un-schooler both parents were authors and ran small businesses, both had worked in corporate marketing and were tired of it when they moved rural and started a family to get away from their fortune 500 9-5 in the city. that kid had a market garden and was learning business while his peers were in the 8th grade. his math homework was filing his taxes , and monitoring his income and expenditures. how many high school students even leave ready to do personal taxes let along small business taxes.
  self supporting , non violent , healthy people , who first do no harm to society , could we be so lucky to have all the public school grads come out that way. there are a LOT of dysfunctional bums who graduate high school and eventually work in a some job they seldom do not high , they drink away their checks on friday and stumble in to work Monday begging lunch off co-workers. worse the ones who are a little smarter figure out how to get on the dole and live on your tax dollars. 
 
  
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with what I have said above , my youngest works with 2 kids from the same family at a local restaurant they home school but also belong to some cult internet religion and basically would seem the parents use this to control them and have a thumb on everything they do. but let them work and they can work when most kids are in school. so even the weird cult online religion home schooling family is at least producing kids who can hold a job. even if they seem off in other ways. 
 
  
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