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I taught a couple of home school co-ops during school. I found that for this particular group, these kids basically didn't learn math, but were good writers, w
by peterwoerner 7y ago
I taught a couple of home school co-ops during school. I found that for this particular group, these kids basically didn't learn math, but were good writers, well read and eloquent speakers.
My wife says that they were all incredible awkward to be around, so there may be something to the social thing.
- siempreb 7y ago> so there may be something to the social thing You have a point there. In regular school you are forced to be 'social' or risk punishment. I put 'social' in quotes because I think what is considered social is subjective and mostly made up. But watching how people are treating one another in this world I'm not sure if that social component is really working out good. Homeschooled kids are definitely not as slavishly as the 'socially' drilled kids from regular school.