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Liberal Myths About Education (view source)
Revision as of 00:26, September 10, 2008
, 00:26, September 10, 2008I agree, and there's substantial research supporting the point.
7. '''Home-schooled students have no advantages over public schools.''' Again, a modicum of honesty would compel any educator to admit that this is not true. Extensive one-on-one attention, lessons tailored to the needs of the individual student, and a parental rapport are all advantages which no public school can hope to replicate.
7. '''Home-schooled students have no advantages over public schools.''' Again, a modicum of honesty would compel any educator to admit that this is not true. Extensive one-on-one attention, lessons tailored to the needs of the individual student, and a parental rapport are all advantages which no public school can hope to replicate.
8. '''That males and females can be taught the same way.''' Males and females have different brain make ups, different learning skills and different abilities. hence, they need to be taught using different strategies.
8. '''Males and females can be taught the same way.''' Males and females have different brain make ups, different learning skills and different abilities. hence, they need to be taught using different strategies.