Homeschooling Is on the Rise Throughout the Country. Education Expert Jill Simonian Says It May Be

I never said anything about surgery. That’s your assumption. You clearly don’t know anyone who has transitioned. There is a lot more that happens well before any thought of surgery. Anyway…I can see this is going nowhere fast with you, par for the course, so I’m out as I’m not going through waste my time with someone as uninformed as you.

 

Quite the tap dance around the question.

Educated people are not more liberal indoctrinated people are more liberal at least in the modern sense of of the word.

It state run education which many are opposed to

 

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Whatever dude. I think this new attack on education is going to come around and bite conservatives on the ass. I just feel sorry for their kids.

 

Once again you are desperatedly avoiding the question.

Are you talking about education or state mandated and controlled education?

 

I'm talking about the education system that made America Great.

 

My public school system was fine. Sorry yours sucked.

 

Still running dodging and weaving away from the question

 

I'm not a home school fan. Home schooling, from what I've observed, turns out pathologically introverted mal-adjusted teens and adults. And their education is spotty at best.

 

Better than a generation that thinks you can change your gender and that White people are the cause of all unhappiness.

 

Nationally, successful school systems are federally run, or have federal standards.

Standards have not worked for us, and can never work.

Which leaves one option.

 

Yeah yeah, hormones blah blah blah. We're not talking about the physical aspects. We're talking about the social. Which you know about and is why you're choosing to run away.

 

Which is code for indoctrination........

 

Homeschooling should be an option, but it's not on the rise as Jill Simonian claims to be. The latest statistic includes a year in which the pandemic was raging across the United States, so parents opted for their kids to stay home and be "homeschooled." If you look at the studies for homeschooling, religious instruction is not even on the top of the list. The bigger reasons are that the kids have AHAD or other similar medical issues and homeschooling is a better option than in a public or private school environment that will not tolerate such behavior by kids with AHAD.

Here are the top five reasons why parents choose homeschooling

1. Make a change from a negative school environment
2. Get a higher-quality education. I would not call PragerU homeschooling a higher quality education
3. Improve your children's social interactions. But this can only be achieved through homeschool cooperative programs that get kids once a week or more to interact with each other.
4. Support a learning disabled child
5. Educate children during a family relocation to another state or country.

https://www.calverteducation.com/should-i-homeschool/top-5-reasons-parents-homeschool-kids

https://www.census.gov/library/stor...ing-on-the-rise-during-covid-19-pandemic.html

 

Anything can be considered "indoctrination". Even facts can be. Especially when its selective facts used.

 

Most of what PragerU publishes does not get it right, not even close







https://www.indietruther.com/thenews/categories/debunking-prageru-courses

https://www.reuters.com/article/uk-...tatements-that-lack-key-context-idUSKBN2712EY

 

How are facts indoctrination? This statement makes no sense.

 

Because too often two opposing facts can be correct at the same time, yet only one is taught. For instance, guns are defensive and offensive weapons. The right points out the defensive, the left points out the offensive. The right uses the defensive use of guns to protect, the left uses the offensive guns to protect in their own way. Both are forms of indoctrination.

 

Whatever. It’s the parents and their kids on their time. Also, it’s not public school. For us it’s about avoiding indoctrination and others thinking that they own our kids 35 hours a week while we work to support our family.

 

What two opposing facts? You really can't be serious, can you?

Paradoxes is what you may be referring to. However, one statement is based on observation and the other statement is based on actual fact. Thus, it's not two facts, but two statements that both appear true.

 

See...indoctrination is why you responded the way you did. It is a fact that guns are used for both offensive, and defensive uses. You can't dispute that they have been used both ways.

 

It is not the purpose of the public school system to promote the anti-American agenda of the far-right. Oh hell yes Prager U is anti-Christian. Prager U openly rejects the message of Jesus Christ to show love and
compassion for the weak, the vulnerable, the marginalized, the disenfranchised, and the disinherited.

 

The movie Gods not Dead: We the people mentions that there are other reasons besides religion and conservative that parents choose to home school their kids that parallel what you said. There is a fear that secular progressive elites in big government may take out all the others in some future effort at eradicating home schools like the article or the movie describe. The movie covers a church based co op under attack by local and federal governments

 

They aren't interested in facts.

Anything that does not fit their pov is classified as "indoctrination".

eta: It's kind of funny when you think about it. They don't realize they've been indoctrinated to their hateful beliefs. /smdh

 

that is not indoctrination by any definition. Being used for offensive and defensive purposes is a statement of observation. A firearm has only one function, that is to kill. That is a statement of fact.

However, your statement is not a statement of fact, it is a statement of observation. My statement, that guns have only one function and that is to kill is a stated fact. My fact does not lead any way whether it is good or bad.

Hint: You may want to understand what a paradox is and that means a proper and robust education, which you have not had IMO.