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To: Bayard

She didn’t learn from dad. She learned from books.


7 posted on 05/23/2025 11:47:26 AM PDT by Sacajaweau
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To: Sacajaweau

The biggest advantage of home schooling is no upper limit on what the kids can learn.

For bright, curious, hard working kids this is a major advantage over their peers.

Bonus points: They don’t have to be denigrated by teachers who think the smart kids are “privileged”.

More bonus points: They don’t have to be beaten up by hallway bullies who think they are “too smart” or “too white” or whatever....


10 posted on 05/23/2025 11:57:01 AM PDT by cgbg (It was not us. It was them--all along.)
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To: Sacajaweau
She didn’t learn from dad. She learned from books.

No child learns like she did without parental involvement.

so you think public school kids learn from teachers who can't handle basic math and English themselves?

And all you're focused on suspected deficiencies in her upbringing.

25 posted on 05/23/2025 12:37:15 PM PDT by metmom ( He who testifies to these things says, “Surely I am coming soon." Amen. Come, Lord Jesus.")
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To: Sacajaweau

Story says she was learning from dad up until he couldn’t teach her from under 2 years old up to 8 years old.

“And looking back now, 10 years later, I have zero regrets. It has been a joy. It has been a privilege and an honor teaching her.”

So, no, she did learn from dad.


29 posted on 05/23/2025 12:46:04 PM PDT by Bayard
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