Roadschooling?
We're soon to be off permanently travelling, with our son, He's 16, and will have 2 years of High School to finish "On the Road" We see lots of fulltimer's blogs and such with little kids, but what...
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We've run across a couple/few families home schooling, on the road. last one of memory was a family from California. We still have their info somewhere. Haven't heard from them in long while. They were traveling and schooling their junior high and high school two kids.
Sister home schooled our Nephew. Last year or so was a challenge but somehow he played sports etc. He turned out better balanced and more highly educated than the current county wide factories. he is now a Teacher himself and wife. Doing a bang up job.
You have to do lesson planning and set goals. The children learn more when it is one on one than when it is one one thirty and it takes less time and they concentrate better. No bullying, no drugs, no social indoctrination, wasted time on things outside, of the three Rs etc, and a happy knowledgeable kid with a better outlook on life. They get to see the Country and learn from the settings and the people, like First America, and where history was made.
Sister home schooled our Nephew. Last year or so was a challenge but somehow he played sports etc. He turned out better balanced and more highly educated than the current county wide factories. he is now a Teacher himself and wife. Doing a bang up job.
You have to do lesson planning and set goals. The children learn more when it is one on one than when it is one one thirty and it takes less time and they concentrate better. No bullying, no drugs, no social indoctrination, wasted time on things outside, of the three Rs etc, and a happy knowledgeable kid with a better outlook on life. They get to see the Country and learn from the settings and the people, like First America, and where history was made.
