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I wish I could upvote this one a dozen times. My homeschooled kids can't communicate in emoji-talk, it's true. But they easily interact with both adults and o
by sparrish 5y ago
I wish I could upvote this one a dozen times.
My homeschooled kids can't communicate in emoji-talk, it's true. But they easily interact with both adults and other homeschooled children on both small-talk and meaningful conversational levels. That's more valuable in the long run.
- LanceH 5y agoI tutored home schooled kids for years (and many other kids and college students as well). I'm sure some of it is selection bias of those who reach out to a tutor in the first place, but I strongly disagree that homeschooled kids are socially stunted (agreeing with parent's comment). Rather, they seem to be quite capable of interacting at a far more mature level than their public school peers.
- A4ET8a8uTh0 5y agoIt works both ways. I am socially stunted and I went to public school in old country ( same issues really ). Sometimes I would argue it is because I went to public school, but my siblings are normal so maybe its just bad luck on my part.
- watwut 5y agoWhy do people hate emoji so much?