WILTON wrote:
On the other hand, too many parents just don't seem to give a damned, and
are not involved at all in trying to motivate their children to get an
education.
And we want to pay for education?
Drop the education mandate / entitlement and I think we might see some
real innovation.
Dan wrote:
It typically depends on the state. Most have specific requirements for home
schooling.
That too.
But the driving force that is behind education is motivation and
desire for success - which is eliminated in a public system on behalf
of a teacher, an administration, etc. They are
: Thursday, January 06, 2011 6:14 PM
Subject: Re: [MBZ] home schooling
Dan wrote:
It typically depends on the state. Most have specific requirements for
home schooling.
That too.
But the driving force that is behind education is motivation and
desire for success - which is eliminated in a public
RLE wrote:
Who determines if the parent is qualified to teach, that's #1, and whether
they have the knowledge required for each subject, #2?
Oh, yeah.
#1 #2 - parents are adults and have learned how to make it to adulthood.
That is a fundamental that everyone needs and schools fail to provide,
wrote:
From: Mountain Man maontin@gmail.com
Subject: Re: [MBZ] home schooling
To: Mercedes Discussion List mercedes@okiebenz.com
Date: Wednesday, January 5, 2011, 5:38 PM
RLE wrote:
Who determines if the parent is qualified to teach,
that's #1, and whether
they have the knowledge
...Tutoring is never mass education, therefore we can surmise that mass
education is a compromise to attain some objective. Dumb the plebes?
mao..
Who determines if the parent is qualified to teach, that's #1, and whether
they have the knowledge required for each subject, #2?
RLE
