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Old 07-04-2005, 11:01   #3
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Re: Home education

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Originally Posted by Ramrod
The reason that I put up the school thread is Mandy and I are pretty much decided on home educating our little ones..........at least up to secondary school age. The reasons for this are many but they boil down to our own dislike of school, the amount of time wasted at school actually doing nothing, the amount of time wasted doing things that are irrelevant or of no interest whatsoever, the way that school is actually (apart from education) a means to produce uniform compliant worker 'drones'. We have the time and inclination to eduucate them ourselves, so why not do so?
We will broadly follow the curriculum and be careful to allow them plenty of opportunities to interact with other kids at clubs and home ed get togethers.
Any comments or observations?
Good luck with it I think it's a capital idea
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