Posts Tagged ‘education’


Homeschooled kids missing socialization

Saturday, Nov 1st, 2003 by Brandon | 0 Comments
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The kind of socialization home schooled children are missing.

The Dark Side of Homeschooling (not really)

Sunday, Oct 19th, 2003 by Brandon | 0 Comments
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Homeschool Spin: A Look at the Dark Side — Very funny, and timely too, given the recent CBS junk-reporting on homeschooling.

Home schooling isn’t just being done by a bunch of people with guns in Idaho.

Sunday, Aug 31st, 2003 by Brandon | 0 Comments
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Wow, a fairly positive story on homeschooling in the mainstream press! [Article] Pretty good article. A few things though: “Home schooling isn’t just being done by a bunch of people with guns in Idaho.” Hey now. What’s wrong with a bunch of people with guns in Idaho? “Home schooling is for highly motivated kids who [...]

Hurray for public schooling: Freshmen in a fog

Wednesday, Aug 20th, 2003 by Brandon | 0 Comments
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Hurray for public schooling: Freshmen in a fog

Education welfare

Sunday, Aug 17th, 2003 by Brandon | 0 Comments
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Education welfare: A mildly interesting article about the school transfer option of the “No child left behind” education plan included this quote from an indignant citizen: “I would have taken the option to transfer, but I didn’t have it,” Jackson said. “This law ended up costing me money out of my own pocket.” Boo hoo. [...]

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