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Topic	Last Week Tonight: Homeschooling
The_Nintendo_Master 10/09/23 4:55:46 PM #40:	Wandering__Hero posted... I think it should stay but be more tightly regulated. Like maybe your kid needs to be tested every so often to make sure you are actually teaching them and the kid be interviewed in private to make sure their not being abused As a homeschooled kid growing up in PA in the 90s I had to take standardized tests to prove I was keeping up with the public school kids, as did every other homeschooled kid I knew (think taking the SAT but in middle school, maybe earlier), and we had to be evaluated every year by a school teacher to doubly confirm we were actually doing stuff. In high school (possibly earlier and my parents just handled it) we had to log a minimum of 990 hours worth of school time every school year and submit that as well. --- He who laughs last thinks slowest. <cite>The_Nintendo_Master posted [p:976566169] in Last Week ... [t:80589032]...</cite> <quote>Wandering__Hero posted... </cite><quote>I think it should stay but be more tightly regulated. Like maybe your kid needs to be tested every so often to make sure you are actually teaching them and the kid be interviewed in private to make sure their not being abused</quote>As a homeschooled kid growing up in PA in the 90s I had to take standardized tests to prove I was keeping up with the public school kids, as did every other homeschooled kid I knew (think taking the SAT but in middle school, maybe earlier), and we had to be evaluated every year by a school teacher to doubly confirm we were actually doing stuff. In high school (possibly earlier and my parents just handled it) we had to log a minimum of 990 hours worth of school time every school year and submit that as well. --- He who laughs last thinks slowest.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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