ShadowBear

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   by ShadowBear 4y ago

   Most of the "homeschool" kids I've met were definitely taught to fall in line, just with their family leaders and not with their peers. Subservience to religious or parental authority is a big reason why kids end up in those
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   by ShadowBear 4y ago

   It's so interesting hearing from someone with a similar experience, thanks for sharing. The CAT exams were the same for me, always scored really high and above my grade level. I aced the 12th grade one by age 14. My parents took that a
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   by ShadowBear 4y ago

   One important thing about child development in isolated environments is that academically: you can catch up later. You might be older than the other students when you finally get there, but you can do it and end up doing just as well as the
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   by ShadowBear 4y ago

   Homeschooling was detrimental to my own social development as a child, and that of my (many) siblings. Adjusting to college life made me nearly suicidal with hopelessness that I'd ever catch up either academically or socially, and none