Congrats on being able to have the resources necessary to make that happen. I call that a luxury.

Agreed! I'd actually like to do more homeschooling podcasts, would you be interested? My wife and I are homeschooling 3 children (soon to be 4).

Do you have a particular curriculum that you are following and how do you organise the day for the kids? Eg what time do they start and what time do they finish?

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We homeschooled our son (now 33) for the first 2 yrs. (Just did the 3 R’s and sprinkled in history, art, geography, phs ed. Whatever we felt like. Guess we did alright - he got into USC (which was a mistake IMO and another story..) Then took him out of school about 30 days a yr for whatever reaso...

Some of the homeschool families in my parish do "pods" and work together, taking turns,, teaching different things, following a classical education curriculum, including Latin and Greek and reading all the important old things. Those kids are doing great. Letting the government have any access to...

Devils advocate.. they’re missing the social aspect, relationships, competition. You also must have the means to do it

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Yes!! Responsible and conscious parenting indeed! ❤️‍🔥

Then I‘m extreme 🫡🧡🗽

"Education is the kindling of a flame, not the filling of a vessel." — Socrates #quotestr

How dare you not let a blue haired lesbian trans your kids.

i should have had my awakening sooner - guess everyone gets here at their own pace

I call it sovereign lifestyle https://twentyone.life

Wise!

Its normal. Oldest in college. Youngest just starting. And we did it against government wishes. In the US it is a no brainer.

I casually expressed my interest in this in work and you'd swear I took out a pistol and shot someone

Seems kinda obvious when you think about it

Respect this decision. 🫡