Hey guys, happy day. I think the problem with uh the schooling uh in this country is not bad teaching. It's not uh teachers I don't care, it's not bad. Students. Its parents of kids that don't care what happens to them and I think giving a couple kids, a couple bucks to come to school will break that cycle of showing that school is important. And when they have kids, they're going to encourage their kids to go to school. It's, we got to break this cycle of parents, not giving a damn and a throw in 3 billion dollars and it helps I say throw a 3 billion dollars at it.
Hey guys, I was homeschooled. From about fifth grade on. Uh I got bullied really bad and me and my brother both did. We were just in a very low income area and a very bad school and that was the only alternative my parents had and Now, we're homeschooling my son is kind of similar issue. He's very, uh, Limited with a lot of mental disabilities, a lot of other problems. So I think homeschooling as a secondary option is definitely something that still needs to be protected. Even if it's not for everybody, there are people out there that are just better off having an alternative option that can't afford things like private school or Charter Schools. So, uh, that's Kind of my thing.
Hey there junkies just going to do a follow-up because I realized I didn't really answer your question. So, yes, I was homeschooled. It was weird. I was home alone. A lot, my parents both worked full-time jobs. Uh, both my brothers were really kind of like not at the house. They had their own issues with my parents. Um, I did do some bowling leagues when I was a kid growing up. So I had like, Saturday as I go hang out with the other homeschooled kids, and new bowling. But really once I got to work, you know, when I was 16, I started really developing into me. Um, you know, being more, talkative, being more social, and that's kind of how it all really came together for me. But it's just being able to work and learn how to properly be a part of the world because being a home alone does suck. But I got through and it's not the worst. Um, definitely would rather do it again than deal with what these kids are dealing with nowadays. But bye guys. Catch you later.
All 3 of my kids are homeschooled. But homeschool doesnt always mean at home with parents. My kids go to a Co Op, so other homeschool kids together. We provide part of the curriculum and the Co Op provides some as well. My kids are in no way anti social, in fact they talk to much sometimes. My 2 older ones, 11 and 13, they both have high school level education. I can email in later to let you know more on the logistics of proving everything to the state that we are doing things properly .
What's up, junkies? Happy today. Um, so Sean, my wife has been a charter school teacher, a public school teacher, and she has taught private, and she um, on the side has done private tutoring for um, some of her students and our godson, um, but from all, All of the experience with her. If we had the money realistically for her to be a full-time. Stay-at-home mom. She would be an at-home school teacher because she knows how bad the public school system is for children, and and making sure that those children get an actual education, she has seen it. She has set it to me that we, if, if we had the money, she would be full-time. Stay at home. Um, stay at home teacher just because of how bad the system is wiggle, wiggle, pop, pop, pop,
First of all disclaimer, not a parent, okay? Just some observations. Uh, first of all, I have friends who have homeschooled their kids, their oldest was a freshman in college at age. 17 finished up with a bachelor's degree at 19. His younger siblings are following in the same footsteps. Second years ago, I remember the reading an op-ed in the paper written by a Valencia Community College economics professor who had 1 of the most difficult economics classes in the State of Florida. He talked about the subject and said that the kids that excelled in his class that didn't have to take it twice, were homeschooled. Lastly. Just the idea. Someone forbidding parents from homeschooling sounds totally communist to me and scares the hell out of me. Have a good day.
Hey there. Junkies, what's going on? So I was homeschooled and my brother had gotten really bullied when he was younger, and my mom decided to take me and my 2 older brothers out of school. And homeschool us, which means Both my parents had full-time jobs and they would hand us workbooks and the answer sheets. Tell us to work the workbooks and then check our answers when we were done. Both my brothers, end up getting out of the house before they were 16, which was fine. So I was left alone and I just stopped doing schoolwork at about 14 years old. Got a job at Publix at 16 and was an assistant Bakery manager by 20, so I really didn't need school. I got through um, I did some college courses but I'm also weird. Love you guys. Bye.
Yo junkies uh my coworker has 4 kids being homeschooled. and, Those kids seemed pretty normal, but it's kind of weird to me that the parents. His wife gets the, uh, Dictate the field trips to where they go. I always thought that the Like they had to follow somewhat of the school curriculum, but, you know, like you said. The government can't push their beliefs onto your kids if you teach them at home.
Hello there junkies. Hey, I just want to celebrate really quick. Uh, some mailbox money I got yesterday like actual real mailbox. Money a paper check in the mailbox. Got 51 dollars from GrubHub. So I don't know if anybody else got it, but keep checking those mailboxes. Wiggles and Pops.
