Barb asked:


Home-schooling comes in such a wide variety of learning methods. Yes, I’d say unschoolers count.

lialove_18 asked:


I really need help on this one…
Thankx!
You’re right,cones2210, but I also want to see what other people have to tell me about this, but thanx =-D

bigbrowneyes asked:


Would it be better for kids to go to school and meet more kids, and be expose to the danger their is out there. (drugs, gangs, guns.etc..)

Max Power asked:


Other opinions welcome too.

When I add feminist in the question it automatically goes to the place.

I cannot be bothered with the extra steps.

svnaxn asked:


[with a good work ethic and motivation, that is ]

siropson asked:


I’m debating home schooling my son after this school year (he’s in 5th grade). But I work full time and cannot be a SAHM even though I’d like to. How hard do you think it would it be to home school him and work full time? Thanks!

cynthiamatthews@ymail.com asked:


My parents used to home-school me. Then they quit {I was 8 when they quit }, but they started up again when I was nine. Now, I’m 16, and home-schooled once again. My parents NEVER tell me WHY they home-schooled me, and why they quit, but started up again.
Why would parents STOP home-schooling a kid?
I keep asking my parents to tell me, but they won’t. I asked why they won’t tell me, and they said I’m “not mature enough to know.” I’m 16, for crying out loud!!