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Saturday Apr 25, 2020
Saturday Apr 25, 2020
This week, Chris and Rich discuss a recent Harvard Magazine article that claims homeschooling is dangerous and calls for a presumptive ban. Are the claims of the article valid? How should Christians respond to such allegations?
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Most public school districts will issue a license (at least in Mississippi) to anyone that passes the Praxis (pass/fail) and maintains a C- average. Really! Homeschool parents are "uneducated!" Most homeschool parents I know are highly educated. My wife maintained an A average in order to attain her BA in Communication Disorders and I have an MBA in Business Administration with a 3.72 GPA. I think we have over educated ourselves.
Wednesday Apr 29, 2020
I also know that there were a plethora of grammatical mistakes made by the writer. Homeschool students took to social media in droves to point out the mistakes and thus they have been since corrected.
Wednesday Apr 29, 2020
As a homeschool parent in Mississippi, I feel that this article from Harvard is (for the majority) a blatant attack on my family's lifestyle. I understand that there is some valid concern for those that do abuse their children, but that is not isolated to homeschool. I don't have the source, but there are far more abuse cases in the public school system. Most homeschool students have a better grasp on education and contribute more to society than anyone that might make it through the PSS.
Wednesday Apr 29, 2020
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