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![]() How Does A Harvard Professor Think It's "Authoritarian" To Allow Parents To Teach Their Kids?
This is patently ignorant.https://www.nationalreview.com/2020/...ch-their-kids/ https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/ho...ach-their-kids
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![]() When I read "Harvard Professor", that told me everything I needed to know. Just another
"elite" telling us noobs how we should submit to their "enlightened" guidance. When these academic elites come down from their towers to inform us of their wisdom, I have found that it is usually best to do quite the opposite. This guy has a political agenda and is not very good at hiding it.
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![]() I now need to wipe my coffee off my computer screen.
![]() My personal experience with homeschooled kids, while further up on the ladder in knowledge, and intelligence by way of knowledge, their societal interaction seems to be lacking. The majority I have encountered are quiet, almost shy, as though they are unsure how to react with others. It seems to be less off an issue with those kids who started with home school, but did high school in the public system. They see more socially inclined. Of course there is an agenda for those poo-pooing home schooling. I really didn't think there was a question on that. By the parents providing the environment, background, and methodology, they are teaching their kids their morals and ethics. My 2 cents.
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![]() As if you didn't have this already figured out, this Harvard professor isn't letting a crisis go to waste....
Her anti-homeschooling agenda pre-dates the coronavirus....She wrote this in the summer of last year... Homeschooling: Parent Rights Absolutism vs. Child Rights to Education & Protection Quote:
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![]() All Hail the State! Glory to the State, our lord and Savior!
My kids and I could never come close to affording a Harvard education. To that I say, "Thank God!"
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I haven't found that at all, my experience with home schooled children has shown them to be engaged in social interaction and open to express their ideas, opinions and to play with their peers and others. Interestingly enough, most of the home schooled children I've met also come from families very active in some sort of church. I almost suspect that that church activity is what gives them positive social interaction experiences and activity. *And this opinion is coming from an atheist*. There are many ways for children to acquire social interaction experience and skills outside of a school building. |
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