Public, private, boarding, military or home, what type of setting do you prefer for your children?
6 Answers to "Public, private, boarding, military or home, what type of setting do you prefer for your children?"
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I think that one should choose the best local school within their means. If you are wealthy or a celebrity, you might be best served by a private day-school. If not, I would recommend a public school, which you're paying for with your taxes anyway. Military schools are reasonable alternatives to universities or colleges if the child is keen to attend, but are not suitable for young children. Home schooling, I feel, wouldn’t provide the social-interaction skills which children will depend on in their adult lives.
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I notice you did not have PRISON there. You must not be a real parent...
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Regardless of the setting, if they thrive in either, prison isn't an option.
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I'd love to home school my children.
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Do you think it would create social ineptness? Just a question. I have no idea and I have some friends that home school.
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There are home-school groups who get the kids together for social outings. They aren't as socially deprived as myth implies.
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Catholic schools, because I love religion class and the christ centered atmosphere.
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Private or boarding. Private schools tend to have a better school system then public. And as for boarding school, many parents think it separates a parent from their child but I feel that it is a good experience. They live with all their friends and form a tight relationship with other children. Boarding school offers everything from trips around the world, to sports, dancing, drama...etc. It lets your child explore everything. The down of it is that it is ALOT of money.
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Posted by wingsgirl Jun 20th, 2012 at 11:25AM
public school where they can meet kids of different status and learn to respect others and not judge them with what they have and have not.
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