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Anyone is or was? I myself think it is a great system that allows parents to teach the Gods word to their kids. Anyone have any thoughts on it.
Quote from: AJ on March 04, 2014, 08:57:13 AMAnyone is or was? I myself think it is a great system that allows parents to teach the Gods word to their kids. Anyone have any thoughts on it. Homeschooler here. Teaching God's Word can be done without being homeschooled just as well. Good for the 1 on 1 attention. Bad for people's ego (tends to make it bigger).
Homeschooling is the best.
Quote from: Minion of Jesus on March 04, 2014, 12:04:07 PMHomeschooling is the best.Totally agree.
Quote from: Westy on March 04, 2014, 11:59:38 AMQuote from: AJ on March 04, 2014, 08:57:13 AMAnyone is or was? I myself think it is a great system that allows parents to teach the Gods word to their kids. Anyone have any thoughts on it. Homeschooler here. Teaching God's Word can be done without being homeschooled just as well. Good for the 1 on 1 attention. Bad for people's ego (tends to make it bigger).Depending on your area. It's hard to find good Christian schools now since a lot of them close down because they do not get enough money to keep it going.
Quote from: AJ on March 04, 2014, 05:06:08 PMQuote from: Westy on March 04, 2014, 11:59:38 AMQuote from: AJ on March 04, 2014, 08:57:13 AMAnyone is or was? I myself think it is a great system that allows parents to teach the Gods word to their kids. Anyone have any thoughts on it. Homeschooler here. Teaching God's Word can be done without being homeschooled just as well. Good for the 1 on 1 attention. Bad for people's ego (tends to make it bigger).Depending on your area. It's hard to find good Christian schools now since a lot of them close down because they do not get enough money to keep it going.Who said teaching God's Word had to be done in a school setting?
Quote from: Westy on March 05, 2014, 12:42:23 AMQuote from: AJ on March 04, 2014, 05:06:08 PMQuote from: Westy on March 04, 2014, 11:59:38 AMQuote from: AJ on March 04, 2014, 08:57:13 AMAnyone is or was? I myself think it is a great system that allows parents to teach the Gods word to their kids. Anyone have any thoughts on it. Homeschooler here. Teaching God's Word can be done without being homeschooled just as well. Good for the 1 on 1 attention. Bad for people's ego (tends to make it bigger).Depending on your area. It's hard to find good Christian schools now since a lot of them close down because they do not get enough money to keep it going.Who said teaching God's Word had to be done in a school setting?If your child is in a public school and surrounded by sinful behavior it will be harder for them to grow in Christ there are things being taught in public schools I cannot post on these message boards. It is easier to teach your children the word of God if they aren't in school system full lying,bullying,false teaching and tons of other bad things.
a girl from my senior year class was expelled for getting pregnant
Quote from: browarod on March 05, 2014, 10:02:42 AMa girl from my senior year class was expelled for getting pregnantThat is sad to hear. Christian societies place so much pressure on females, why wasn't the guy expelled too? What a horrible thing for a school to do.
I would assume that the school is "pro-life" however what they are doing is encouraging abortion by shaming this poor girl.
Quote from: Danny Mercury on March 05, 2014, 10:08:50 AMI would assume that the school is "pro-life" however what they are doing is encouraging abortion by shaming this poor girl.I don't agree with this. Consequences and/or justice (assuming she signed a contract knowing what she should abstain from, which any Christian school I know of has it) should not be withheld because of what it "might" encourage her to do. In this case, your proposed "encouragement of abortion" argument only shows that the girl would try to avoid the consequences and not repent of the sinful choices. Abortion is not taught or forced on someone because of "shaming" from Christians, it is another sinful choice to hide a previous sinful choice.**Not meaning to derail OP (original post), so I will carry this thought no further in this thread.
I'll point out that when you're home schooled you don't have access to a music program or organized sports... I mean I wouldn't be a Music Major if I was home schooled.
I'll point out that when you're home schooled you don't have access to a music program or organized sports.
I have a huge bias against homeschooling and this thread hasn't helped
My experiences at a Catholic Middle School are a large part of what led me to become agnostic and I'm just going to leave it at that.
What's wrong with parents teaching their children? Some kids learn at a different pace. When I was 8 years old I had alapatia where you start getting bald spots due to the stress of school about half way into my first year of home school I had a full head of hair and no stress one of my best friends was home schooled their hole life and loved it every kid I've ever talked to has " your home schooled wow I wish I was " IMO homeschool is an amazing way to teach people.
one of my best friends was home schooled their hole life and loved it every kid I've ever talked to has " your home schooled wow I wish I was " IMO homeschool is an amazing way to teach people.
hole lifeyour home schooled...IMO homeschool is an amazing way to teach people.
Gentlemen, please be gentle and don't correct errors. It comes off as very arrogant and rude, and some of the people on the boards may be dyslexic or younger teenagers - please remember this. That being said, your story is exactly why I'm more against homeschooling than I am for it.
Homeschooling can also seriously inhibit social interactions. I'm sure I wouldn't be as introverted as I am if I wasn't homeschooled. Being an introvert isn't a bad thing, but not knowing how to handle yourself is social situations is. I'm certainly not the worst homeschooler at it, but I do feel out of place in many social settings. Sometimes I wish I had the desire to go to college events, but I would simply prefer to stay in my room, watch movies that you probably wouldn't, and play Pokemon. I've never been on a real date, and at this point I really don't know how to get one.
Quote from: Westy on March 06, 2014, 01:22:54 PMHomeschooling can also seriously inhibit social interactions. I'm sure I wouldn't be as introverted as I am if I wasn't homeschooled. Being an introvert isn't a bad thing, but not knowing how to handle yourself is social situations is. I'm certainly not the worst homeschooler at it, but I do feel out of place in many social settings. Sometimes I wish I had the desire to go to college events, but I would simply prefer to stay in my room, watch movies that you probably wouldn't, and play Pokemon. I've never been on a real date, and at this point I really don't know how to get one.From experience, Westy, you can attend a public school your whole life, be on sports teams, play in the orchestra, etc. and still always feel out of place at any social event.I'm not saying; I just saying.
Gentlemen, please be gentle and don't correct errors. It comes off as very arrogant and rude...
I think the main point is that no one way is perfect. Each system has its pros and cons.Also that high school stinks.