13 year old homeschooler... not your average bear...

[Constitution Hour]

It's not my level. It's society as a whole. It's more than reading a book to take a test. It's understanding different cultures and people with different back grounds. It's understanding people. It is the ability to walk into a room and start a conversation with someone you've never met. It's about the ability to respect other peoples feelings. It's about knowing when to talk and when to listen. It's the human experience that your children won't share with millions of other people.

Must be a very large school your child attends. Nice to see those atributes practiced in this very thread.

 

[Stuckon22]

Sorry but literally I am in the data analytics business. All day everyday.

Okay, the skunk is on the table......

 

[batoncolle]

NOW I understand why you are so concerned about socialization skills.....
See how those stereotypes work?....

This is spot on. Holy cow if it is this bad behind a computer, I could only image how it would be in person...

 

[CBH]

How many of you home schoolers went to Catholic school?

 

[DMGun]

I am not reading all 30 pages of this, but Home schooling NOW is not what it used to be. Many people think that you lock you kid in their bedroom with a set of encyclopedias and tell them to stay there until they have learned it all. There are many curriculum and group events for home schooled kids. They even have proms in some areas...

BTW - thank God for spell check. I can't spell or type worth a crap...

 

[dwblock]

Sorry but literally I am in the data analytics business. All day everyday.

Me too, but I try to take in all data and make good decisions. I try not to allow personal bias to shade my analysis and I try not to dismiss confounders,I try to learn from them.

 

[Dynamis]

It's not my level. It's society as a whole. It's more than reading a book to take a test. It's understanding different cultures and people with different back grounds. It's understanding people. It is the ability to walk into a room and start a conversation with someone you've never met. It's about the ability to respect other peoples feelings. It's about knowing when to talk and when to listen. It's the human experience that your children won't share with millions of other people.

What are you going to do when the boys at school indoctrinate into your innocent daughters mind that blow-jobs under the stairwell are cool? Will it be "She needs to be subject to the realities of life." type of response? How about if she chooses to wear revealing clothes and they prowl her like hungry lions? What then? Do you think these are things that just happen to every one else's children?

 

[Stuckon22]

How many of you home schoolers went to Catholic school?

nope

 

[righter13]

How many of you home schoolers went to Catholic school?

lol

 

[batoncolle]

How many of you home schoolers went to Catholic school?

Nope but what does it matter?