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3 comments:
There have been times that I thought about home schooling.Fortunately my children are in a great school district with (for the most part) awesome teachers....though I would not hesitate to homeschool if by chance I needed to . It's good to know that college wouldn't be such a difficult transition if I did decide to home school.
Blessings, Joanne
The idea of being homeschooled/unschooled has always interested me, but I am neither of those things. I go to normal, public school.
Well, okay, it's an all-girls school with uniforms, but you get the idea.
The difficult thing my daughter found when she moved from homeschooling into a traditional primary school - we stopped travelling and I had to get a job - was that the work was no longer exactly at her level and she found that frustrating and boring. But she adpated to the time wasting that happens in a normal school. As an only child she needed the sopcial side of it too.
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