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I don't see how these are poor reasoning skills. If a child is not enrolled in a formal school, their legal category is homeschooling, regardless of whether the
by actfrench 5y ago
I don't see how these are poor reasoning skills. If a child is not enrolled in a formal school, their legal category is homeschooling, regardless of whether they are doing that primarily through study in their house with their parent or taking lots of extracurriculars. I guess haters have to hate though:)
- gregjor 5y agoA child not enrolled in school or something equivalent is called truant, and that’s against the law. Every state has rules that define acceptable homeschooling. Keeping children confined at home with no social interaction is not homeschooling even if the parents call it that. It does happen that parents remove their kids from society for various (usually religious) reasons but they are not mainstream homeschoolers. Analogously some people who don’t have regular jobs are criminals, but a lot of them are self-employed, independently wealthy, retired, etc., so you can’t equate no having a job with not working, or engaging in crime.