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byPineGreen ( 446635 ) writes:
I might be biased, because I moved back to Europe after 15 years in US with particular goal of having my kids being educated in their first language (and because I loved going to school so much), but I think homecshooling is insane. Schools are about education, but they are mostly abot developing a sence of civic engagement, social skills, new friendships, independence, meeting peopel from all social strata. Polarization in the US is because most peopel live in their own social echo chambers -- when little
byavandesande ( 143899 ) writes:
Schools are the last place a child should learn 'civic engagement'. There are a variety of better ways to do this.
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