I was surfing the web last night and came across this interesting video...tell me how it applies to your life!
Sunday, April 18, 2010
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Interesting.
ReplyDeleteI think it could be said that this was a bit of a straw man argument. It did have some legitimate points though. I think it does underscore why homeschooling is such a valid and even better option. Who knows the child better than the parent?
I thought it was entertaining, although not the end-all-be-all argument for homeschool by any means. "Straw man argument"--I like when people know their fallacies!
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