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Lack of social interaction is libspeak for refusal to use drugs.
Lack of social interaction is libspeak for refusal to use drugs.
and you're choosing to blame that on the teacher rather than the parents of those two students.Lack of social interaction is libspeak for refusal to use drugs.
Social interaction:
"Kindergarten teacher suspended after two of her students, aged five, are caught 'having sex' in school bathroom"
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do you understand what a percentile is?idiots raising idiots. hooray.
You've just catapulted into the idiot category.
"Drawing from 15 independent testing services, the Progress Report 2009: Homeschool Academic Achievement and Demographics included 11,739 homeschooled students from all 50 states who took three well-known tests—California Achievement Test, Iowa Tests of Basic Skills, and Stanford Achievement Test for the 2007–08 academic year. The Progress Report is the most comprehensive homeschool academic study ever completed.
The Results
Overall the study showed significant advances in homeschool academic achievement as well as revealing that issues such as student gender, parents’ education level, and family income had little bearing on the results of homeschooled students.
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National Average Percentile Scores Subtest Homeschool Public School Reading 89 50 Language 84 50 Math 84 50 Science 86 50 Social Studies 84 50 Corea 88 50 Compositeb 86 50 a. Core is a combination of Reading, Language, and Math.
b. Composite is a combination of all subtests that the student took on the test."
HSLDA New Nationwide Study Confirms Homeschool Academic Achievement
You feel stoooooopid?
i have no doubt that home schooling works for some people, and that their children do well. although those parents with the time and resources to truly home school correctly would have the time and resources to make sure their children are doing well and receiving a good education if their children attended public schools.
my main concern is that not every parent is equipped to be a teacher. for instance, i took calculus classes in high school. my parents are smart people, with advanced degrees, but neither of them could teach me calculus. I could teach my child calculus, but I don't have sufficient skills in the language arts to teach them well.
and knowledge aside, if you're keeping your kids out of schools because you want to indoctrinate them and avoid exposing them to other ideas you're an idiot, no matter how well your child scores academically.
so no, you don't understand what a percentile is.do you understand what a percentile is?idiots raising idiots. hooray.
You've just catapulted into the idiot category.
"Drawing from 15 independent testing services, the Progress Report 2009: Homeschool Academic Achievement and Demographics included 11,739 homeschooled students from all 50 states who took three well-known tests—California Achievement Test, Iowa Tests of Basic Skills, and Stanford Achievement Test for the 2007–08 academic year. The Progress Report is the most comprehensive homeschool academic study ever completed.
The Results
Overall the study showed significant advances in homeschool academic achievement as well as revealing that issues such as student gender, parents’ education level, and family income had little bearing on the results of homeschooled students.
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National Average Percentile Scores Subtest Homeschool Public School Reading 89 50 Language 84 50 Math 84 50 Science 86 50 Social Studies 84 50 Corea 88 50 Compositeb 86 50 a. Core is a combination of Reading, Language, and Math.
b. Composite is a combination of all subtests that the student took on the test."
HSLDA New Nationwide Study Confirms Homeschool Academic Achievement
You feel stoooooopid?
i have no doubt that home schooling works for some people, and that their children do well. although those parents with the time and resources to truly home school correctly would have the time and resources to make sure their children are doing well and receiving a good education if their children attended public schools.
my main concern is that not every parent is equipped to be a teacher. for instance, i took calculus classes in high school. my parents are smart people, with advanced degrees, but neither of them could teach me calculus. I could teach my child calculus, but I don't have sufficient skills in the language arts to teach them well.
and knowledge aside, if you're keeping your kids out of schools because you want to indoctrinate them and avoid exposing them to other ideas you're an idiot, no matter how well your child scores academically.
Shakespeare, in one of my favorite sonnets...
'...oh none, unless this miracle have might
That in black ink my love will still shine bright.'
And now, from you....another miracle:
A white flag in black ink!
This is true, but the fundamental fact that many parents fear the bad influenced in public schools is why homeschooling even exists.there are good resources out there now, i don't disagree. but again, there's no reason those resources couldn't be used with kids in public schools to supplement or enhance their education.There are many resources out there today that make homeschooling a great option for lots of families. As mentioned above the K12 curriculum is really good. My organization works with several homeschooled children and it is our main resource.
no, you can't. but a child isn't in school 24/7 either.
true.but that's not relevant to whether or not the parent of a public school student can give their child one one one learning time and attention.no, you can't. but a child isn't in school 24/7 either.
Neither is a homeschooled child.
true.but that's not relevant to whether or not the parent of a public school student can give their child one one one learning time and attention.[/QUOTE]Neither is a homeschooled child.
oh i'm sorry, i think we got our wires crossed. i'm saying the parent of any child can use whatever resources they want, and their are some good ones out there, to help with their child's education regardless of if that child is in a public school, private school, or home schooled.true.but that's not relevant to whether or not the parent of a public school student can give their child one one one learning time and attention.TheOldSchool said:Neither is a homeschooled child.
When did that ever come up? A teacher in a school cannot give a student 1 on 1 percentage 100% of the time. I said that in response to your post that homeschool resources would be put to better use in a public school. When in fact they wouldn't because they are not designed for that.
I am always surprised how a little knowledge may inflate a deflated ego.do you understand what a percentile is?idiots raising idiots. hooray.
You've just catapulted into the idiot category.
"Drawing from 15 independent testing services, the Progress Report 2009: Homeschool Academic Achievement and Demographics included 11,739 homeschooled students from all 50 states who took three well-known tests—California Achievement Test, Iowa Tests of Basic Skills, and Stanford Achievement Test for the 2007–08 academic year. The Progress Report is the most comprehensive homeschool academic study ever completed.
The Results
Overall the study showed significant advances in homeschool academic achievement as well as revealing that issues such as student gender, parents’ education level, and family income had little bearing on the results of homeschooled students.
[TBODY] [/TBODY]
National Average Percentile Scores Subtest Homeschool Public School Reading 89 50 Language 84 50 Math 84 50 Science 86 50 Social Studies 84 50 Corea 88 50 Compositeb 86 50 a. Core is a combination of Reading, Language, and Math.
b. Composite is a combination of all subtests that the student took on the test."
HSLDA New Nationwide Study Confirms Homeschool Academic Achievement
You feel stoooooopid?
i have no doubt that home schooling works for some people, and that their children do well. although those parents with the time and resources to truly home school correctly would have the time and resources to make sure their children are doing well and receiving a good education if their children attended public schools.
my main concern is that not every parent is equipped to be a teacher. for instance, i took calculus classes in high school. my parents are smart people, with advanced degrees, but neither of them could teach me calculus. I could teach my child calculus, but I don't have sufficient skills in the language arts to teach them well.
and knowledge aside, if you're keeping your kids out of schools because you want to indoctrinate them and avoid exposing them to other ideas you're an idiot, no matter how well your child scores academically.
Shakespeare, in one of my favorite sonnets...
'...oh none, unless this miracle have might
That in black ink my love will still shine bright.'
And now, from you....another miracle:
A white flag in black ink!
true.but that's not relevant to whether or not the parent of a public school student can give their child one one one learning time and attention.no, you can't. but a child isn't in school 24/7 either.
Neither is a homeschooled child.
Income Levels of Homeschool Families Intellectual Takeout ITOFor those that are able to homeschool I commend them. The problem is that most families don't make enough money where only 1 personworking makes nearly enough to survive. That happened in the early 80's. Who was prez then? Most working class(the ones the parties throw under the bus to help the rich) can no longer afford 1 person working so who is there to teach? Homeschooling is for the wealthy.
For those that are able to homeschool I commend them. The problem is that most families don't make enough money where only 1 personworking makes nearly enough to survive. That happened in the early 80's. Who was prez then? Most working class(the ones the parties throw under the bus to help the rich) can no longer afford 1 person working so who is there to teach? Homeschooling is for the wealthy.
idiots raising idiots. hooray.
idiots raising idiots. hooray.
Agree.
They're not qualified to teach anything more than bible thumping.
I've known some home schooled kids and found their "education" to be very lop sided.
OTOH, they might be able to work at home using computers, order pizza on their computer, buy their clothing (bathrobes?) on their computer and marry someone from their own "church".
The OP is a good example. She posts these really strange tirades, oddly formatted, each just like the one before and all very one sided. But don't ask her to converse.
