Take a look at her concluding paragraphs:
Basically, I know that homeschooling can’t work for everyone. Some kids hate their parents too much or vice versa. The truth of the matter is, homeschooling is an amazing option for everyone. It’s not just for kidswho flunk out or social outcasts. There’s a huge network of support andthe ability to reach out to public and private schooled kids. In all my ramblings above, I didn’t even mention my friends at dance, or on the many advisory councils I assist. Nor did I mention my activism on the political front and all the people and things I’ve done there. Homeschooling has allowed me much more freedom in choosing my activities then public schooling would have allowed. I don’t want to seem arrogant, but being homeschooled has been a great opportunity for me and I’ve seen more kids succeed in a homeschooling atmosphere then not.
I was homeschooled. So what? I'm still a normal teenage girl.
"I've seen more kids succeed in a homeschooling atmosphere than not." That's an encouragement to me. And reading the rest of her post, you'll find all kinds of reasons why homeschooling can be extremely positive for many kids. It's definitely a "read the whole thing" post.
3 comments:
Thanks for the link, Marcy. That popped up in one of my alerts, but I hadn't read it yet.
Interesting! Thanks for the link :-)
Dana and Shawna,
Glad you liked it. It's simple, but it's straightforward, and it makes the point - homeschooling really IS good for our kids! :)
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