Re: Anybody want a Corona?
Posted: Wed July 15, 2020 8:39 pm
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This post is pure blood lust. Disgusting.Mickey wrote:There should be a flash betting pool for when we hit 1000 deaths/day again. Inching closer...
I want to know what kind of fantasy world these parents live in where they can work from home and teach their kids.verb_to_trust wrote:Since when is there a movement to get all kids homeschooled? Basically everyone knows homeschool is trash.
They can't. They don't.Monkey_Driven wrote:I want to know what kind of fantasy world these parents live in where they can work from home and teach their kids.verb_to_trust wrote:Since when is there a movement to get all kids homeschooled? Basically everyone knows homeschool is trash.
Monkey_Driven wrote:I want to know what kind of fantasy world these parents live in where they can work from home and teach their kids.verb_to_trust wrote:Since when is there a movement to get all kids homeschooled? Basically everyone knows homeschool is trash.
verb_to_trust wrote:What makes parents think they can teach?
These kind of parents are antivaxxers. Fuck them.verb_to_trust wrote:They can't. They don't.Monkey_Driven wrote:I want to know what kind of fantasy world these parents live in where they can work from home and teach their kids.verb_to_trust wrote:Since when is there a movement to get all kids homeschooled? Basically everyone knows homeschool is trash.
It's extremely prevalent in the mid-west. Especially among conservatives. I've lost count of how many people I know who think that school is just a liberal brainwashing mechanism to get their kids to hate god and the church and have taken to homeschooling.verb_to_trust wrote:Since when is there a movement to get all kids homeschooled? Basically everyone knows homeschool is trash.
There's a lot to like about homeschooling. Especially when absent conservative and/or religious bias. I think as long as the social component is still present in some form and it doesn't add any unnecessary burden to the teacher/parent/caregiver it can be a really positive thing.Orpheus wrote:I was homeschooled for kindergarten and walked into 1st grade reading like a motherfucker, but I was the youngest and my mom had a lot of experience by the time she got to me.
I don't know. Every person I've come across who's been solely homeschooled is fucking weirdo. Most of them have this look in their eye when you're talking to them, like they're wondering what flesh tastes likedurdencommatyler wrote:There's a lot to like about homeschooling. Especially when absent conservative and/or religious bias. I think as long as the social component is still present in some form and it doesn't add any unnecessary burden to the teacher/parent/caregiver it can be a really positive thing.Orpheus wrote:I was homeschooled for kindergarten and walked into 1st grade reading like a motherfucker, but I was the youngest and my mom had a lot of experience by the time she got to me.