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THE QUESTION

How do you feel about homeschool?
I find homeschooling quite remarkable and challenging. It is very difficult you always have to upgrade, read. I find that no one curriculum is great and perfect for a child; it’s a mix and match.

The beauty of it is, your child do master Math, Writing and Reading if it is done the correct way. Your child does not know their limits when it comes to learning - no one to tell them. He has the ability to learn almost anything – He Loves to learn.

I personally do not believe in letter grade of A or F grade. Its either you know it or not. No disrespect to our youth but many of our youth are just perfect "parrots" they don't know how to break a math problem down. Example: 3/4 of 25 they may be able to work the problem but they could not tell you or show you why?

People ask me about social skills: well my son has groups of homeschoolers he interact with. He competes in martial, plays his violin or piano in church and have friends in church, Sucks at basketball, but we are getting there. The main thing is we have each other, “a family”. Right now he teaches himself to draw and animation and to speak Mandarin. He received a Semi-scholarship for this summer to learn more animation.

He is learning at an early age how to interact with babies, children his age and adults, pay bills, grocery shop, laundry (life skills) – Soon he will be volunteering at the Home of the Elders and in the future I hope he takes his skills he learn and help his community. For now, the most beautiful thing is he is still learning and his baby brother learning from him.

I'm the first to say like everything else there are individuals that does homeschooling the wrong way. Then I have to say there is just too much going in public school besides young people learning to read and write.

If you have the chance Check out my eldest work on YouTube http://www.youtube.com/user/xwushux

This is a learning process for me - I am just learning and doing what I can for my sons being their advocate. Because I want more for them, our community and I find it ”insane” to keep doing the same thing over and over again and expect results.
I'm proud individual and I love my wife and two sons and sometimes someone has to make that sacrifice.



Asked by rendib 3 months, 1 week ago
Communities: Stop Violence, Get a Job, General, Be a Parent/Caregiver, Get an Education/Skills
Topics: homeschool, discipline, family, values, community, learning

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Jolie83 says:
Just like anything else it has strong and weak points. I commend you with what your are doing for your children. It's not easy in todays world.

As a product of the public school system in an urban area I want to share my experience with you.

I was so worried about boys, friends and popularity in high school, I didn't excel a half a much as I was capable of. However, what I did get from the experience was priceless.

I was forced to be around people different from me, people who didn't like me or people I didn't like. That alone is a lesson on itself.

Keep up the good work.

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