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November 22, 2007, 10:05 pm PST
Homeschooling
Quote From: pleseonewe started home scooling this year do to my son has traking and visong probles he is dislxea
and the schools was not really doing any good we was getting a head then fall back so i thought what can it hrt we go from 1:30 to about 5;00 everday with sat sun day off, with a least a hR of home work when I am at work he has to do for me.
Do you all worry is they are getting all they need or learning all the right things or any of that.?
Alot we do is reading Sci is all hands on alote of phoincs do to it was like starting all over with the reading we have been doing HTS vision therapy 1888-810-3937 They have one for ADD and things in that line as well as traking . look in to this If you all have not IT really does Work I really helped my son Do to alot is with there eyes and not really add and the things schools are so fast to pass things off as.
later scared and worred.
I would like to say that I personally have no problem with homeschooling if it is done right. I am personally an advocate for public schools. I myself am a public high school teacher. I have to, however, express some concern that you are homeschooling your children after I read the message you posted. I would like to suggest that you try together with another homeschool teacher who also homeschools their children to attempt to give your child(ren) a better opportunity to learn basic English grammar, mechanics and syntax. I cannot tell you how many homeschooled childrem I have gotten in my classes that have learned such improper English in homeschool. These unfortunate students have a much harder time catching up to the rest of the class and sometimes never fully develop their English skills (as far as writing and, at times, spoken grammer is concerned) I feel as if there is a reason that teachers are required to attain (at minimum) a bachelor's degree to teach in this country. If your children had been in public school and you found out that there was a teacher who had never gone to college but that was allowed to teach 5 (sometimes 6) classes a day, you would be appalled. Please consider giving your children a fair opportunity to learn in areas that you yourself are not proficient in.
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