
2/10/2017 c3
3kittybear
"Summary: It depends on how bats the family is." X'D I died.
Anyway, hello fellow homeschooler! I am friendly but terribly socially-awkward, but my sisters are great with interacting with other people so most certainly it is just my problem. :D

"Summary: It depends on how bats the family is." X'D I died.
Anyway, hello fellow homeschooler! I am friendly but terribly socially-awkward, but my sisters are great with interacting with other people so most certainly it is just my problem. :D
2/9/2017 c3 Wendy Thompson135th
I'm more interested in the depth and quality of the knowledge the homeschooled pupil acquires:
How much variety exists in the homeschooled library? How many opinions is the child exposed to? How many teachers did she have? Are the texts up to date?
I'm more interested in the depth and quality of the knowledge the homeschooled pupil acquires:
How much variety exists in the homeschooled library? How many opinions is the child exposed to? How many teachers did she have? Are the texts up to date?
9/12/2013 c2
14R.K. Iris
I am soooo glad you are continuing this! It's just getting me more and more curious about how homeschooling works...thank you for the awesome chapter.
R. K. Iris.

I am soooo glad you are continuing this! It's just getting me more and more curious about how homeschooling works...thank you for the awesome chapter.
R. K. Iris.
9/8/2013 c1 R.K. Iris
This is EPICNESS...This should totally reach other people-You rarely get information like this anywhere...love to see more about homeschooling experiences!
R. K. Iris.
This is EPICNESS...This should totally reach other people-You rarely get information like this anywhere...love to see more about homeschooling experiences!
R. K. Iris.
9/6/2013 c1 Wendy Thompson135th
My reservation regarding home schooling is that no teacher can teach you what she don't know. In outside school, by the time you leave elementary school, you probably will have had six or seven teachers. In middle school and high school, you will have one teacher per subject, or six or seven per day. Each teacher will bring a different array of knowledge to class. You end up knowing the sum of your teachers' knowledge instead of knowing only what one teacher knows, or what one book says.
The obvious way around this problem is to become an autodidact. Obviously, even if you don't have access to a library, you do have access to the web, so you can find it easy to learn different, possibly more complete, aspects of the subjects your teachers cover. Good luck.
My reservation regarding home schooling is that no teacher can teach you what she don't know. In outside school, by the time you leave elementary school, you probably will have had six or seven teachers. In middle school and high school, you will have one teacher per subject, or six or seven per day. Each teacher will bring a different array of knowledge to class. You end up knowing the sum of your teachers' knowledge instead of knowing only what one teacher knows, or what one book says.
The obvious way around this problem is to become an autodidact. Obviously, even if you don't have access to a library, you do have access to the web, so you can find it easy to learn different, possibly more complete, aspects of the subjects your teachers cover. Good luck.