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Geeee. I wonder why? Could it be related to the niggers? The low standards? The Liberal/Gender insanity brainwashing? No.. I could not possibly be any of those things....

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>Whether called homeschooling or DIY education, family-directed learning has been growing in popularity for years in the U.S. alongside disappointment in the rigidity, politicization, and flat-out poor results of traditional public schools. That growth was supercharged during the COVID-19 pandemic when extended closures and bumbled remote learning drove many families to experiment with teaching their own kids. The big question was whether the end of public health controls would also curtail interest in homeschooling. We know now that it didn't. Americans' taste for DIY education is on the rise.

Geeee. I wonder why? Could it be related to the niggers? The low standards? The Liberal/Gender insanity brainwashing? No.. I could not possibly be any of those things.... From the post: >>Whether called homeschooling or DIY education, family-directed learning has been growing in popularity for years in the U.S. alongside disappointment in the rigidity, politicization, and flat-out poor results of traditional public schools. That growth was supercharged during the COVID-19 pandemic when extended closures and bumbled remote learning drove many families to experiment with teaching their own kids. The big question was whether the end of public health controls would also curtail interest in homeschooling. We know now that it didn't. Americans' taste for DIY education is on the rise.
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Homeschooling used to be the norm. Mothers would whip their kids to become proper adults. Reading, writing and and arithmetic for just a few hours a day, and only once they had completed it, could they run and play outside. They would also have small jobs, nothing a kid couldn't handle, but it would give them responsibilities (which we don't give them enough anymore)

It took the jewish spin to have people believing that public schools did better.

Edit: I should explain the jewish lie in more detail. Mothers were against it at first, even if "but sending them to school would give a better education and you more free time." Mothers (God bless them) still said "I'd rather be their guide" Only after jewed photo ops in magazines showing clean cut, uniform dressed at such "prestigious" schooling centers did they change their minds.