>>6760509 PB on Homeschooling (easy and good for the children)

>More people should consider homeschooling.

It is a more natural way for a child to be educated. Rich people used to hire governesses to educated their children. Can't afford a governess, do it yourself.

>Public schools are a Communist agenda establishment to indoctrinate children under the guise of education.

>>6760574

>Very true. I did at one time, and would gladly do so again. I could teach a child to read in just over 3 months using a book called "How to Teach Your Child to Read in 100 Easy Lessons".

>I used to be able to buy copies for about $20. At the end of the 100 lessons (about 15 minutes per day, more if you do the writing part) the child would be reading at a solid 2nd grade level.

My niece is homeschooling three boys, and tells me it takes about 4 hours a day. She loves the field trips taken often with other homeschooling moms and dads, that they have a lot of time for, because the schools waste so much time... homeroom, lunches, breaks, movement between bells.

She said at first she was a little worried about social time, but with all the parents and field trips going on now, she said the boys have more quality social life with friends who's parents she knows really well.

The bonus?

She said it automatically created a situation where finding safe babysitters and temporary child care is no longer a problem, even in emergencies. Children do not suffer anxiety about their temporary care takers either, because they are familiar with the adults who are with them at all times, from the field trips.

Home schooling puts a whole new meaning to the old saying "It takes a village".

Many are building the modern mobile "village" and having fun with it.

I went to look for your book, and found this youtube demonstration of how the book works. The video is short, so thought I would post it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vCtmOMqc0s4