Agree - and not surprising seeing the caliber of "teachers" plastered over the internet who are more interested in pronouns, hair dye and rainbows than reading literacy.
Blows my mind:
a student with a 0.13 GPA turned out to be roughly in the middle of his class. In other words, nearly half the students in his grade had a GPA that was lower than 0.13.
My nieces were home-schooled by a group of parents who each contributed their area of specialty. They completed high school at 16, graduated from college by age 20 and are married, well-adjusted productive young adults.
Agree - and not surprising seeing the caliber of "teachers" plastered over the internet who are more interested in pronouns, hair dye and rainbows than reading literacy.
Blows my mind:
>a student with a 0.13 GPA turned out to be roughly in the middle of his class. In other words, nearly half the students in his grade had a GPA that was lower than 0.13.
My nieces were home-schooled by a group of parents who each contributed their area of specialty. They completed high school at 16, graduated from college by age 20 and are married, well-adjusted productive young adults.
I wish I'd done high school on my own.
I wish I'd done high school on my own.
You mean as opposed to attending public school?
You mean as opposed to attending public school?
Yep.
Yep.
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