I have spent the past thirty-five years creating small, highly-personalized schools where students flourish. I have, if you will, bet my life on the value of these schools—microschools before they became a thing. Over the course of that time, I’ve seen hundreds of children who were anxious, depressed—sometimes even suicidal—become happy and well within weeks or months of switching from a large, impersonal public school to a small learning environment which offered a closely-connected community.
Based on that experience, for the past decade I’ve been looking at research showing the various ways in which small, high-touch learning environments may be more beneficial for student mental health than are large, impersonal public schools.
http://montessori.edu/
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ReplyDeleteHome & private schooling education beats public school indoctrination even for the rich elite Liberals who applaud gay and transgender public school teaching in kindergarten while their kids are in $70,000 a year private schools.
ReplyDeleteHome schooling, my sister home schooled her children, they were 10 times smarter than children who went to public school. One just graduated with a Master Degree before age 30 and the second a nursing degree before age 27. The one that has a master degree just got offered a job starting at 6 figures, the other starting at over 70k. Public schools do not teach, many cannot read let alone spell or do math. It is worth the sacrifice to home school.
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Deleteeducated and useful once was synonymous a very long time ago. Public education seems to produce humans unfit for a civil society intentionally.
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