#HomeSchooling

dr janet goodall

janetifimust

Unhelpful terms, a thread.1. Homeschooling. Homeschooling is a particular thing and is NOT what is going on for the majority of young people now. What's going on for them is

Corey A. DeAngelis

DeAngelisCorey

Harvard's Elizabeth Bartholet launched a war on homeschooling.Now she's claiming that she's being "bullied" by people calling her out. Bartholet takes issue with @TedCruz calling her proposal to ban homeschooling

Joanna Barrett

Joanna_Barrett

Combining working from home and #homeschooling is difficult, verging on impossible. Even though I have a supportive manager and colleagues, I’m feeling under huge pressure. Having reflected on it, I

Bethany S. Mandel

bethanyshondark

Anxiety inducing comment on the amazing @debperelman piece in the Times. https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/02/business/covid-economy-parents-kids-career-homeschooling.html?referringSource=articleShare&fbclid=IwAR3TQRfbIQ7EkgtFM2iFsUtwkeae

Natalie Buske Thomas

buske_natalie

"son didn’t miss his classes just simply logged on after his teacher had already taken attendance..."teachers to perform virtual wellness checks and to contact the police on parents if their

Dr. Rachel (Not an MD)

rachel_elisse

Guys. I was homeschooled K-12. My master's thesis was a case study of homeschooling in an individual county. For the past six years, I have run a national nonprofit organization

Church Lady

interif12

•Single woman with toilet paper seeks man with hand sanitizer for good clean fun.•Half of us are going to come out of this quarantine as amazing cooks. The other half

Corey A. DeAngelis

DeAngelisCorey

Harvard Magazine:"The Risks of Homeschooling"The elites are terrified that families are figuring out they can educate their own children at home. Harvard's Elizabeth Bartholet "recommends a presumptive ban" on homeschooling.Th

Benjamin Dixon

BenjaminPDixon

Teachers & Admins, help me with something:Won't the reduced attendance caused by parents homeschooling and ultimately caused by the gov't forcing schools to reopen with no alternative lead directly to

Ryan Delk

delk

Surprised Harvard published an essay that relies entirely on anecdotes & hypotheticals to drive a preexisting narrative.Inconveniently, all of the data on homeschooling suggests the exact opposite…[thread]https://harvardmagazine.com/2020/05/right

David Perell

david_perell

Homeschooling is the trend I’m most bullish on relative to how little attention it receives.Institutional trust is falling, online education is getting better fast, smartphones are getting cheaper, and it’s

Melba Toast 🍞

melbataj

Imagining a homeschooling model where kids under age 10 go to school a few hours a week for enrichment and socialization (sports, robotics, drama, etc) and spend the rest of

Corey A. DeAngelis

DeAngelisCorey

Now the Harvard Law professors are saying we shouldn't have closed schools because they think homeschooling is abuse They say homeschooling leads to "child abuse and low-quality education."Who wants to

Heron Greenesmith, Esq.

herong

Coming off @chloeicooney's incredible piece on medium, I'd like to describe how parenting and homeschooling in a pandemic is fundamentally different than parenting (or even homeschooling) under "normal" circumstances.https://gen.med

Grace 🔎

reallygraceful

Harvard professor Elizabeth Bartholet has called for a ban on homeschooling because it gives parents “authoritarian” control over their children.She wants to ban homeschooling to protect these children from white

Kelebogile

kellzbogile

The 4year(ok he’s turning 5 next month lol) old’s first spelling test, not too bad . #homeschooling Maths and Literacy done for now, later we doing Zulu and reading. Gr