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Yes that sums up the actual priorities. Day care first, obedience and indoctrination second, learning anything last. Montessori maybe a good option, but expens
by gregjor 2y ago
Yes that sums up the actual priorities. Day care first, obedience and indoctrination second, learning anything last.
Montessori maybe a good option, but expensive and many schools have long waiting lists.
I understand homeschooling doesn’t work economically for a lot of families. It did for us. We more or less unschooled without a specific curriculum — homeschooling doesn’t have to mean imitating what goes on in schools. Read John Holt and Ivan Illich for inspiration.