Whether you homeshool or not, this is a movement that is beginning to have a significant impact on the future of education. <\/p>\n
This is just another one of the "ripples" that I find myself tracking because it heralds a paradigm shift in the way our grandchildren will be educated.<\/p>\n
Perceptive parents are continuing to migrate to homeshooling – and that worries the teachers unions! These unions are increasing efforts to control home schooling and convert it into public schooling done at home. I don’t think these unions have the student’s education in mind, because homeschooled children routinely outperform public-schooled children in tests.<\/p>\n
See posts by some homeshool bloggers on this latest Carnival of Homeschooling<\/a>. <\/p>\n For a sobering view of the state of education in South Carolina, you might want to read Thank God for Mississippi!<\/a> and other comments from citizens of South Carolina. Then go on to read What Our Children Need<\/a> on the same South Carolina State Department of Education website. It makes me wonder how citizens of other states rate their schools and what the states are doing about it.<\/p>\n I know there are a number of people in Floyd who homeschool their children. I would like to hear their views and read their blogs.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Whether you homeshool or not, this is a movement that is beginning to have a significant impact on the future of education. This is just another one of the "ripples" that I find myself tracking because it heralds a paradigm … Continue reading