Homeschool

Obedience Yields Safety

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If parents raised their own children, per Biblical commands, instead of entrusting them to schools and churches, people like this wouldn't be a problem. » read more »

Public School is a Sin

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I've said it countless times, but here it is again.

Education

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http://voxday.blogspot.com/2009/06/turnabout-...

[T]he government has absolutely no business being involve [sic] in education for a variety of Constitutional, practical, and freedom-related reasons.

...and Biblical.

Homeschoolers are nice

That may sound like a statement a 6-yr. old would make, but I have to make it today.

Still fumbling my way thru this first year of homeschooling, I continue to be amazed at the behavior of the kids we are around when we attend homeschool events. Whether it be the homeschool conference, fine arts classes, events at museums, or even just fun outings, it seems to me that children who are homeschooled are well-behaved, articulate, have fine manners, and are respectful of others. (Maybe that's redundant.) » read more »

Prevent School Violence

If you want to prevent school violence, simply prevent schools. » read more »

Questions about standardized testing

Guess I could find answers by looking for hours but thought I might ask you first (since you're the experts Smiling ). (I have looked at www.ghea.org for info.) » read more »

Why I Homeschool

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"There is a big difference between sending fully trained disciples into enemy territory and sending recruits to our enemy's training camp. If we do the latter, we shouldn't be surprised when they come home wearing the enemy's uniform and charging the hill of our home waving an enemy flag."

What's wrong with public education

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This anecdote (which can be viewed here under the "Two things I can't comprehend" section) sums it up nicely: » read more »

Homeschooling a "gifted" child

I'm trying to find some good information about giftedness and homeschooling a gifted child. It seems there's so much stuff out there that it's quite easy to get inundated, just like when researching regular homeschooling resources. » read more »

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