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<blockquote data-quote="LotusBud" data-source="post: 563530" data-attributes="member: 1123">Public education: Bad.&nbsp; Needs major improvements, including board members and State and Federal reps who have a much better understanding of eduction.&nbsp; Also, classes need to be much smaller.Remote learning offered through school districts: Worse.&nbsp; How do you deliver what is already bad through an impersonal electronic system that really can't help students with their individual needs.&nbsp; It's hard enough face to face with such large classes.Private schools: It's a crap shoot.&nbsp; Many of them are worse than public schools.&nbsp; But everyone should have the best education possible, not just those who can pay.Home schooling: The WORST, except in the exceptional cases in which those doing the schooling actually understand how education works.&nbsp; I understand a LOT about how to educate a child, and I never would have home schooled my kids.&nbsp; They got what they needed from me at home, when it was homework time.&nbsp; People who are afraid of their children being indoctrinated at school obviously have no faith in their children's ability to learn to think for themselves.&nbsp; SMH</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LotusBud, post: 563530, member: 1123"] Public education: Bad. Needs major improvements, including board members and State and Federal reps who have a much better understanding of eduction. Also, classes need to be much smaller. Remote learning offered through school districts: Worse. How do you deliver what is already bad through an impersonal electronic system that really can't help students with their individual needs. It's hard enough face to face with such large classes. Private schools: It's a crap shoot. Many of them are worse than public schools. But everyone should have the best education possible, not just those who can pay. Home schooling: The WORST, except in the exceptional cases in which those doing the schooling actually understand how education works. I understand a LOT about how to educate a child, and I never would have home schooled my kids. They got what they needed from me at home, when it was homework time. People who are afraid of their children being indoctrinated at school obviously have no faith in their children's ability to learn to think for themselves. SMH [/QUOTE]

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