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it is not yet an issue for us, but it will be in the future, but we will have to leave the EU behind for that
Nice work brother
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Wow, not a small decision in that case.
What kinds of things do you do to let them have autonomy too, like clubs and things so they meet other kids etc? I'm trying to figure it out pre-kid haha
Thank you friend 🫂
yes … but it feels that our school system is fucked …
maybe it is just germany which have these restrictions idk
I wish homeschooling was legal in my country
I think there are several countries that have restrictions like that. It seems crazy to me, but also not at all surprising that governments want to have control over what children learn.
Children are the most impressionable. Indoctrination by the State is most effective at young ages.
💯 And not just the State. Everything: tv shows, movies, books, kids videos online, kids video games, etc. Everybody wants to get their ideological claws into your kids’ minds.
I wish that for you. Having kids opened my eyes to a lot of issues I didn’t stop to think about before.
I’ll write more about it later, but yea we stay very involved in stuff with other families, clubs, extracurricular stuff.
Thank you for sharing. I was once on the other end of the home schooling discussion with my children. My father was a high school teacher, and we did the things that everyone else did. Socializing our children back then did not mean turning them into Socialists. Most regarded homeschooling to be only for the weird people. Myself included at the time.
Now, after having witnessed decades of public school nonsense, I am now fully in support of homeschooling and encourage everyone to consider doing so if it can work for you. If not, consider private education (after careful consideration). If you cannot afford that or simply choose the public school route, be PRESENT in the parenting of your children. It is your duty and responsibility.
Do not be tempted to outsource parenting to the public schools and other State apparatuses.
I didn’t know that was a thing. What country is that?
Back to basics… it will be similar to how society existed for millennia prior to the 1800s.
Your family, your community. Find it. Be careful with the tendency to become complacent. You get one chance at this.
Looking forward to your write up. The wife and I are thinking about taking the leap in January
How can we set a reminder to the material choice?
and then there's me - I really just want my child to have their own mind and make their own decisions
Home Schooling is the Way. Our 5 year old is not finishing up his 2ND GRADE course-work with no problems. Imagine what he'll be learning when is is actually the age of the average 2nd Grader...
View quoted note →Can’t wait to read it, we’ve been homeschooling our son for about 3 years now and our daughter a year, but we are always looking for more ideas
I'm definitely curious to read this when you're done!
Bulgaria. It’s not illegal per se but you can’t get to not go to a public school as well if you expect to find a job. I’ve heard there are some workarounds tho.
Congrats on raising your kids so well! Big inspiration to me 🚀
That sounds like it could be applied to the US as well, but you can just take a test to get the equivalent of a high school diploma.
The workaround here is to start a business.
Homeschooling is the Way. all of my children are excelling and will be far ahead of their peers when they finish high school.
Looking forward to hearing your approach. I loved being homeschooled and now I love homeschooling my own kids.
Congrats! My son just got 57/60 for his term quiz! His best result yet in his second year of HS. Best decision ever!!!!!
will read
