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Sara, who is technically in third grade but has the reading and comprehension skills of a fifth or sixth grader, loves the arrangement. When talking to her, one can see that she is incredibly mature for her age and well spoken when talking to adults — a quality that is hard to come by in young children.
“I’m able to take a break whenever I want to,” Sarah said. “It’s fun and flexible.”
Nancy’s main concern about Lake Oswego’s public school system was that gifted kids such as Sara would be held back in a crowded classroom of 20 to 25 other students.
“Sara really thrives with one-on-one attention,” Nancy said.
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Why do people feel the need to bash homeschooling. I respect wrekehavoc's right to send her children to public school, why doesn't she respect my right to homeschool? Her post home(school) is anywhere you hang your head is full of BS. First she...
- Why Homeschooling Works ~ No Or Little Bureaucracy
Homeschool Parents/Teachers are able to pick out the curriculum and textbooks that best suits their children/students. Unlike the public school system where the teacher may have very little input into what textbooks will be used in their classroom. This...
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NYC Educator has a post on Bad Teachers which I found by way of VDare's Diversity Is Strength…It’s Also Really Bad Teachers post. The majority of public school teachers I know do an outstanding job, they are wonderful teachers and wonderful human...
- Study: State Ranks Lowest In Education
Mississippi ranked last in K-12 achievement and below average in fourth-grade math and reading, eighth-grade math and reading and the public school graduation rate. That's right last, so maybe Mr. Bounds should spend more time worrying about how...
- Homeschooling Is A Fundamental Right Of Parents
The decision of how and where a child should be educated is a fundamental right of parents — First Wapakoneta Superintendent Keith Horner says. “I’m not against school choice at all". then he goes on to point out all the problems homeschoolers create...
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Homeschoolers thrive
Sara, who is technically in third grade but has the reading and comprehension skills of a fifth or sixth grader, loves the arrangement. When talking to her, one can see that she is incredibly mature for her age and well spoken when talking to adults — a quality that is hard to come by in young children.
“I’m able to take a break whenever I want to,” Sarah said. “It’s fun and flexible.”
Nancy’s main concern about Lake Oswego’s public school system was that gifted kids such as Sara would be held back in a crowded classroom of 20 to 25 other students.
“Sara really thrives with one-on-one attention,” Nancy said.
- The Truth About Homeschoolers
Why do people feel the need to bash homeschooling. I respect wrekehavoc's right to send her children to public school, why doesn't she respect my right to homeschool? Her post home(school) is anywhere you hang your head is full of BS. First she...
- Why Homeschooling Works ~ No Or Little Bureaucracy
Homeschool Parents/Teachers are able to pick out the curriculum and textbooks that best suits their children/students. Unlike the public school system where the teacher may have very little input into what textbooks will be used in their classroom. This...
- Bad Public School Teachers?
NYC Educator has a post on Bad Teachers which I found by way of VDare's Diversity Is Strength…It’s Also Really Bad Teachers post. The majority of public school teachers I know do an outstanding job, they are wonderful teachers and wonderful human...
- Study: State Ranks Lowest In Education
Mississippi ranked last in K-12 achievement and below average in fourth-grade math and reading, eighth-grade math and reading and the public school graduation rate. That's right last, so maybe Mr. Bounds should spend more time worrying about how...
- Homeschooling Is A Fundamental Right Of Parents
The decision of how and where a child should be educated is a fundamental right of parents — First Wapakoneta Superintendent Keith Horner says. “I’m not against school choice at all". then he goes on to point out all the problems homeschoolers create...