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Yes, the vast majority of homeschooled children are the product of extremely evangelical families who close ranks in fear that their children will be taught a p
by blantonl 3y ago
Yes, the vast majority of homeschooled children are the product of extremely evangelical families who close ranks in fear that their children will be taught a perspective that doesn't align with the parent's values. And that's fine, but those kids will eventually make it out into the real world.
- brigadier132 3y agoAnd they are not your problem.
- blantonl 3y ago[flagged]
- brigadier132 3y ago[flagged]
- doodlebugging 3y agoI can't respond to OP since his comment has been flagged. Your comment seems to align slightly with his/hers. I have no problem with that whether it is informed opinion or not. I was just wondering overall whether you noticed their username since unschooling is another form of home schooling but with fewer restrictions on how children learn and what they learn. I have a relative who unschooled their kids though I did not take that same path with mine. Anyway, I know locally that a lot of the kids who are home schooled are outside the public school system for exactly the reasons you describe and I run into them all the time as they work their jobs locally. It's truly a mixed bag kinda like the old saying that the preacher's kids were the most fun at parties.