Why is homeschooling becoming fashionable?
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Why is homeschooling becoming fashionable?
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#2I'd rather home school them if I lived in San Francisco, or if I have money, send them to private school.
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#4Having gone through the San Francisco public schooling system, I would never send my kids there. I'd rather home school them if I lived in San Francisco, or if I have money, send them to private school.
Why not, what's wrong with it? What could you do better at home, or what could private schools do better?
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#5Also, for the particular issues she talks about (e.g. social isolation), essentially all of the tech parents I know that are into home schooling put a ton of effort into having a really rich social environment, e.g. either through "group schooling" or lots of outside activities.
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#6Having gone through the San Francisco public schooling system, I would never send my kids there. I'd rather home school them if I lived in San Francisco, or if I have money, send them to private school.
> I would never send my kids there. Why not, what's wrong with it? What could you do better at home, or what could private schools do better?
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#9The one thought that I imagine is being told you’re “above average” and “destined to do great things” your whole life by your socially-deemed successful parents is just another set of probably unrealistic expectations placed on kids.
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#10Having gone through the San Francisco public schooling system, I would never send my kids there. I'd rather home school them if I lived in San Francisco, or if I have money, send them to private school.
> I would never send my kids there. Why not, what's wrong with it? What could you do better at home, or what could private schools do better?