Seriously, that is actually true. Although that can be limiting.
In Canada, I highly recommend public school, in America, private could potentially be better. Homeschooling can be a good thing too, I know that I was homeschooled in grade 2 and it was a very very good thing for me. My brother was homeschooled from grade 4 to grade 6 and that was an even better thing for him. However, we both played hockey in winter and I played soccer in summer and he played baseball so we weren't lacking social interaction.
On a side note, many homeschooling programs have a single day of class per week which brings homeschoolers together and gives them a school environment and can be a good way to go. Other programs let the parents teach certain subjects, but have actual classes for others.
Home School isn't all that bad. There are pros and cons.
Some famous Home Schoolers or self taught people, which is what home school is supposed to be. Self taught, not so much a curriculum.
Abraham Lincoln
Alexander Graham Bell
Thomas Edison
Leonardo daVinci
Benjamin Franklin
Winston Churchill
Hans Christian Anderson
Agatha Christie
Charles Dickens
Mark Twain
The Hansons
Noel Coward
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Albert Schweitzer
George Washington
Woodrow Wilson
George Washington Carver
Charlie Chaplin
Frank Vandiver(President Texas A&M University)
The Wright Brothers
Stonewall Jackson
Douglas Mac Arthur
Robert E. Lee
John Quincy Adams
Patrick Henry
William Penn
George Bernard Shaw
C.S. Lewis
Pearl Buck
Originally posted by ADarksideJedi
Inleast some of you argee with homeschooling and please don't use that excuse for me not knowing how to spell.I can spell just like you guys!Let's stay on topic and no more name calling or anything!Thanks,jm
This is exactly what we are talking about. If it were only your spelling it probably wouldn't be so bad.
But you:
- said "Inleast" instead of "At least".
- state that you "can spell just like you guys!" when you can clearly not (or choose not to which is much worse.
- accuse people of attacking you when you cannot realize that by using yourself as an example that you set yourself up for such a response.
These are products of an uneducated, or ill-educated mind.
Originally posted by ADarksideJedi
How is it dangers?jm
Again, It's fricken' "dangerous". The Fricken' word is in the post directly before yours. Is it laziness or stupidity? This is not an insult but a question to which I would love to know the answer .
Originally posted by ADarksideJedi
I should never had even ask.If you don't know someone who is homeschool then you can't really judge now can you?jm
HOME-SCHOOLED! And you should never have asked if you didn't want an answer. And yes, we can judge as you are an ambassador to homeschooling and a miserable one at that.
Originally posted by debbiejo
Home School isn't all that bad. There are pros and cons.
Abraham Lincoln
Alexander Graham Bell
Thomas Edison
Leonardo daVinci
Benjamin Franklin
Winston Churchill
Hans Christian Anderson
Agatha Christie
Charles Dickens
Mark Twain
The Hansons
Noel Coward
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Albert Schweitzer
George Washington
Woodrow Wilson
George Washington Carver
Charlie Chaplin
Frank Vandiver(President Texas A&M University)
The Wright Brothers
Stonewall Jackson
Douglas Mac Arthur
Robert E. Lee
John Quincy Adams
Patrick Henry
William Penn
George Bernard Shaw
C.S. Lewis
Pearl Buck
There would not have been legislation allowing a lot of those people to have a public education.
Originally posted by debbiejo
Home School isn't all that bad. There are pros and cons.Some famous Home Schoolers or self taught people, which is what home school is supposed to be. Self taught, not so much a curriculum.
Abraham Lincoln
Alexander Graham Bell
Thomas Edison
Leonardo daVinci
Benjamin Franklin
Winston Churchill
Hans Christian Anderson
Agatha Christie
Charles Dickens
Mark Twain
The Hansons
Noel Coward
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Albert Schweitzer
George Washington
Woodrow Wilson
George Washington Carver
Charlie Chaplin
Frank Vandiver(President Texas A&M University)
The Wright Brothers
Stonewall Jackson
Douglas Mac Arthur
Robert E. Lee
John Quincy Adams
Patrick Henry
William Penn
George Bernard Shaw
C.S. Lewis
Pearl Buck
Maybe back in the day... today though at least in America, statistically speaking, the majority of home schooled children come from Evangelical or very religious households. These children only learn what their parents want them to learn; basically raising close-minded drones.
As noted, public school teaches children social skills that they will need in life and to be part of a larger society.
Originally posted by Robtard
Maybe back in the day... today though at least in America, statistically speaking, the majority of home schooled children come from Evangelical or very religious households. These children only learn what their parents want them to learn; basically raising close-minded drones.As noted, public school teaches children social skills that they will need in life and to be part of a larger society.
Oh I agree that lots of it is shit. But with reasonable standards it can be great.