by cmoneyspinner » 19 Oct 2022, 21:15
Netherrealmer wrote:Homeschooling is hard for lazy parents.
Didnt I debunked all of those already. A lot of homeschooled kids are smarter than traditional school children and are also more social. One wrong assumption is that they just stay at home... They do play outside and meet friends. They do hang with neighbors.
also school shooting , bullying and predatory teachers.
OK. I guess I fall into the category of lazy because it was hard for me.
You do bring up a good point about the school shootings, bullying, and predatory teachers.
My daughter sort of avoided the bullies by having me come to pick her up from school.
As for the predatory teachers, one was exposed and my daughter's friend was upset because it was a teacher she liked. She was disappointed when the truth was revealed. I was glad she did get hurt by him.
As for the mass shooting ... every day my kids left for school, I was anxious until they came back home. That means 5 days out of the week ... Mon thru Fri ... I was terrified of getting notified by school officials of such an event. I sometimes got notifications about school lockdowns because of a suspicious activity or perceived threats. On those days, my anxiousness would increase double.
I still say the social aspect of a child's education is important to their development, i.e. making friends, etc. My daughter is still friends with kids she met in elementary, middle school, and high school It's an important aspect. But they will still grow up if they don't have that and likely won't have problems adjusting to the work world when they are adults.
-- 19 Oct 2022, 15:15 --
Typo. Meant to say "she did NOT get hurt".