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Re:Homeschooling as a right, and a needed practical alternative by jstewartmobile on Friday December 02, 2016 @02:19AM (#13086779)
Look around at what people do, at what people believe. Look at 4chan! Look at reddit!

The point is to subtract from all of that rather than add to it.

Re:Homeschooling as a right, and a needed practical alternative by twblalock on Friday December 02, 2016 @02:37AM (#13086849)
The children will have to enter that society at some point. Would it be better to wait until they leave for college and let them experience all of that at the same time, for the first time?
Re:Homeschooling as a right, and a needed practical alternative by jstewartmobile on Friday December 02, 2016 @05:55AM (#13087635)
I have yet to have a post-public-school (college, work, sales, relationships, you-name-it) experience that even comes close to the barbarity of my in-public-school experience. I've seen things on TV in that vicinity, but not in real life -- knock on wood!

Of course, in my public school we had dudes who were fully-pubed driving their cars to the 6th grade, so kind of an extreme example.

Re:Homeschooling as a right, and a needed practical alternative by sparrish on Friday December 02, 2016 @10:26AM (#13089288)
Yes. They'll be better equipped to rationally comprehend, question, and appreciate the world at that age. It's the same as any adult would better appreciate and understand travelling and experiencing other cultures more than a child.