[ SECRET POST #4496 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4496 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

All these comments about homeschooling being for religious nutjobs are super weird to me because where I live and in the couple of articles I've read about homeschooling, homeschooled kids had hippie parents who thought school was too stifling and conservative and wanted their kids to learn by living in the real world. Going on field trips and nature walks, for example, was a lot more common for homeschooled kids than schooled ones.

[philstar22]

That's really cool. Honestly, I'm fine with the idea of it as long as there are strict controls in terms of what is taught. The education guidelines should have to be the same. It is just that in my experience those guidelines aren't there, so people get to do what they want with homeschooling, which leads to a very wide range of experiences and some really bad things.

[(Anonymous)]

Growing up, I honestly thought homeschooling was only for really crunchy granola types and I was shocked when I first heard that conservative Christian parents did it, too. I wondered if they knew they were making themselves look like hippies and thought it was kind of funny.