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I have home schooled and am considering it again. I have mixed feelings. It was far more difficult and isolating than I expected. I felt my child missed out on a lot of social opportunities but felt she had far better academics as I got to make sure she had 100% retention before we moved on. I felt I was offering my child a superior academic opportunity but was robbing her of learning more from others. As much as I like myself, I feel all people have a lot to offer teaching us and don't want to keep her from learning from others.
If I home school again, it will be a different child and will because I feel overall I can offer her more of what she's not currently getting, because I feel the benefits are greater than the losses. I've not yet reached that point in my mind. A lot of it has to do as well with her happiness/frustration level and the inability of the school system to address it, which is 95% a manifestation of her disability and a failure of the school system to address the needs her disability require to be addressed.
Kind lesson:
Hey Kyle, I like what you post and the questions you ask. You may not know this, but it's considered more acceptable when you post to use proper grammar. In case you don't know, that means using capital letters when you start a sentence and periods at the end. Also, proper grammar is having subjects and verbs. You don't want sentences too long. If you aren't sure about any of it just ask and we'll be glad to help. After all, we all make mistakes from time to time.
Mean lesson
"The type of writing you have done through the use of lower case letters where capitals should be and the use of "u" instead of "you" is appalling. Additionally, you have one long run-on sentence which requires punctuation. I don't think there is anything wrong with schools today. I think there is something wrong with children who don't pay attention to the lessons their teachers are teaching and absorb all they need to be functionally literate in the world. In my day, your sentences would have been unacceptable."
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