Seraega
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I've got 2 experiences with kids being taught by their parents. Two of my high school English teachers were married and taught 9th/10th grade - their son had to endure 2 years in their class essentially doing twice the work of the rest of his classmates to avoid even the hint of favoritism. He's done well enough that he's now working on a ph.d in English. The other example are twin girls that joined public school in the 10th grade. They had been home schooled up to that point, and were in no way qualified to be in the 10th grade, they both cost the tax payers for excessive remediation needed to get them to graduate on time, and neither made many friends because they had spent the first 16 years of their lives cooped up out in the country with their mother.