home schooling

January 4, 2009

Hi Jaynee ; I agree with you on home schooling . In Massachusetts

things are so bad in schools . I helped my son by buying a computer

for him so he could learn on his own and what I could teach him .

School is bad news all away around and the things they drill into kids

heads (the left) and so many of the so called teachers didn't even

have degrees . Just getting a pay check for doing nothing some of

them .

I let my son drop out of high school and get a GED in Maine and he

got it and signed up with the Army National Guard Reserves

.. He's had college training with them and takes state college on

line in business and Admin..

They were happy to get him because he scored the highest scores and

they said he could do what he wanted but they asked him to work with

computers and he now works in our state office of the Army national

Guard and will be taking more special training soon .

I feel so sorry for people with young children in these so called

schools . People with money don't put their children in them , they

put them in higher learning schools , the best money can buy .

Rosebud or Susan C.

January 5, 2009

Hi Doc! -wave- I miss you and Val alot! I hope both of you are well!Much <3, Sasha--- On Mon, 1/5/09, Ian Shillington ND <docshillington wrote:Ian Shillington ND <docshillington{Herbal Remedies} Home Schoolingherbal remedies Date: Monday, January 5, 2009, 4:26 PM

Just as an added note to this thread.

Bryan, whom you all know, was home schooled and never passed a "formal

grade" in his entire life.

The only exam he ever wrote, was an English grammar test needed for a

job position he once applied for. He received 89% on the exam and

when I researched it, found out that it was a third year college test.

Oh, by the way, he was 15 years old when he took this test.

One of the courses I taught him was "Story Telling", and this course

was taught with 6 other kids high up in a large grapefruit tree. LOL.

Much love,

Doc