Animals
Unschooling the Public in 25 Words or Less from Cocking a Snook.
FLY, STUDENTS, FLY by Daryl over at HE&OS.
And my humble rant..............................
I am sick and tired of hearing how public school kids have all this wonderful freedom (which obviously Al Neuharth hasn't been near a public school in awhile or he would know that most public school kids don't even have the freedom to pick out what color shirt they want to wear) while homeschoolers are tied down by their parents.
My response to this nonsense.
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Animals
Homeschooling allows children to soar above the clouds
Unschooling the Public in 25 Words or Less from Cocking a Snook.
FLY, STUDENTS, FLY by Daryl over at HE&OS.
And my humble rant..............................
I am sick and tired of hearing how public school kids have all this wonderful freedom (which obviously Al Neuharth hasn't been near a public school in awhile or he would know that most public school kids don't even have the freedom to pick out what color shirt they want to wear) while homeschoolers are tied down by their parents.
My response to this nonsense.
- Homeschooling allowed my eldest son to start college at 16.
- Homeschooling has allowed us to travel and see the world.
- Homeschooling has allowed my children to explore their interest.
- Homeschooling allows children to take flight when they are ready and soar above the clouds.
- Notes From A Homeschooling Mom: Free Homeschool Book Giveaway
Notes From A Homeschooling Mom: Free homeschool Book Giveaway OK, I hope I am following the rules. I am suppose to tell you Why I homeschool. Gosh there are so many reasons I don't know where to start. We started homeschooling because the public school...
- What's Wrong With These People
Angela over at Mother Crone's Homeschool wanted to start a cooperative homeschooling academy. The facility she hoped to use turned her down because.......................... "After much discussion, this council does not believe that homeschooling...
- Top Myths About Homeschooling
I am totally mystified by the number of people who know absolutely nothing about homeschooling but feel compelled to write post on homeschooling full of misinformation and false assumptions. Here I will address some myths about homeschooling that have...
- Homeschooling In Mississippi
I have really loved homeschooling in Mississippi. It has been a wonderful experience for my family. But what do other people think about homeschooling in Mississippi? Natalie at the Homeschool Cafe ask How do Mississippi public school superintendents...
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Let's be clear public school at home isn't the same as homeschooling. If people choose to do public school at home that's fine and dandy, but they are not homeschoolers. I can only wonder if Bounds desire to scrutinize homeschoolers is due...