Home-SCHOOLING

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Thomas Griffin spake thusly in a message:

TG>    My first daughter (age 4) will be in school these next
TG> few  years and she is very bright, I think that home
TG> schooling would be  an option.  My main concern is about
TG> those who get their high school diploma, and then can't get
TG> accepted into college if that is what they want to do, or
TG> can't work well with other people nad communicate poorly. 
TG> Have anybody else heard of or seen these problems in 
TG> home-schooled children?

What we are hearing is that colleges are MORE inclined to accept a
homeschooled person (due to their ability to read etc).

What makes you think the kids in "NEA" government institutions are 
getting an education?


Regards,
 
   Steve Winter PreRapture BBS 919-286-3606

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