I respect that.
Exactly. For real though. It's crazy in 2016. Ppl want you to literally be perfect...That's why we will never have another leader. Could you imagine MLK today? BLACK ppl would be calling for his head cuz he cheated on his wife. Dudes would be ready to throw the whole civil rights movement down the drain off some **** that ain't got nothing to do with that
Thats like saying a man in prison or who's been to prison can't educate people on why they should try to stay away from prison. With that logic, Malcolm X should never been as influential as he is/was.
Interesting approach. How old are your kids now if you don't mind me asking?
I seen some of those revisionist and racist textbooks being used in US schools
That's where the indoctrination starts.
There are huge and various are homeschool networks where moms and kids get together frequently for trips, activites, and projects. Social interaction issues aren't as serious as some may make it seem. Think about it, what we know as school was invented in 1837. We weren't socially inept before then. ANd if you have multiple kids, then this its a non issue, cus they will be interacting with you and their sibling on a regular basis. I know a physical therapist who who went to school then became homeschooled part of elementary and beyond til she went off to college. There is no difference between her and any other college educated female. She had a full scholarship, went on to earn got a couple degrees and is married now with 2 kids. Shes extremely social, and says enjoyed her experience being homeschooled and plan to do the same with her kids.
Interesting approach. How old are your kids now if you don't mind me asking?
I seen some of those revisionist and racist textbooks being used in US schools
That's where the indoctrination starts.
The ones getting taught are 8 and 6.
Well, I do it for many reasons. My wife and I discussed this long before we had kids and felt this was the best way. A lot of prominent leaders have their children home schooled/ private tutored and we saw the immense value of this method. We wanted to have the most influence on our children (not other kids in class, or tv). We strongly believe in implementing the reinforcement of high character qualities amidst the school curriculum. They don't test often because we can clearly see their understanding of the material once the assignments are reviewed for accuracy. (Testing really for when you got a bunch of folks in a class and you dont know who knows what. So you must test often to see who is retaining the info and how much of it) They get assessments 2x a yr to see where they rank for their age. The assessment they took in May revealed that they were one year above grade level in reading and mathematic areas. My kids dont cheat. lol. There's no one to cheat off its, one on one learning. That's why its more effective. Studies show children learn better when they can move around and interact with the material and have experiences and thats what we try to incorporate. Almost anyone I tell about homeschool expresses the same concern of social interacting. That all melts away when they talk to my kids. Hell, I think they are too social. They can hold an engaging conversation with any adult, articulate their perspectives and ideas, and are well behaved (in public, lol). And things like dance class, soccer, allow them to interact with other kids. They make friends EVERYWHERE they go. They also have meet ups with other homeschool kids, have penpals, and skypbuddies. I have full control over what my kids learn and peace of mind about the environment they are leaning in and the people they interact with.
There are huge and various are homeschool networks where moms and kids get together frequently for trips, activites, and projects. Social interaction issues aren't as serious as some may make it seem. Think about it, what we know as school was invented in 1837. We weren't socially inept before then. ANd if you have multiple kids, then this its a non issue, cus they will be interacting with you and their sibling on a regular basis. I know a physical therapist who who went to school then became homeschooled part of elementary and beyond til she went off to college. There is no difference between her and any other college educated female. She had a full scholarship, went on to earn got a couple degrees and is married now with 2 kids. Shes extremely social, and says enjoyed her experience being homeschooled and plan to do the same with her kids.
But I think its super DOPE that you are being proactive in educating your daughter. Like i said, not every can manage this lifestyle. But everyone should b teaching their kids and not solely trusting "the system" with their legacy. 15 min a day, teach your kids something they wouldn't learn in school. Or pick a day out the week and watch a documentary or something and talk about it. Make up a learning game or something. Our children are our legacy and we can't have their perspective formed and shaped by anyone but us.
edit: homeschooling is regulated differently from state to state
Dr. Welsing was one of the gods.
They had the illusion of a powerful force.
One problem is that most people don't understand the science of music. They view it merely as a form of entertainment. Something to nod your head back and forth and dance to. Hell...let's just start with having an understanding of what sound in general really is. There's a reason commercials use jingles. There's a reason schools teach the Alphabet through song.
This is a must read.
Point to me one time throughout history where a people found salvation and independence via their oppressor.
One problem is that most people don't understand the science of music. They view it merely as a form of entertainment. Something to nod your head back and forth and dance to. Hell...let's just start with having an understanding of what sound in general really is. There's a reason commercials use jingles. There's a reason schools teach the Alphabet through song.
This is a must read.
