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Debate:Which has the best philosophy of education: the public school system, private schools, or the home school movement? (view source)
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:Clearly if one chooses public schools, one relinquishes their children to the bias and whim of the district school board, whom themselves serve the agenda of the State and Federal Departments of Education. I agree this still constitutes choice, but I disagree with the notion that atheistic dogmatism constitutes any philosophy in the proper sense. [[User:JeffC|JeffC]] 19:45, 16 April 2009 (EDT)
:Clearly if one chooses public schools, one relinquishes their children to the bias and whim of the district school board, whom themselves serve the agenda of the State and Federal Departments of Education. I agree this still constitutes choice, but I disagree with the notion that atheistic dogmatism constitutes any philosophy in the proper sense. [[User:JeffC|JeffC]] 19:45, 16 April 2009 (EDT)
Bias is inherent in all walks of life. Homeschooling causes the child to serve the whims of their parents, children in private and public schools may learn based on their teachers' opinions. It is impossible to escape bias. Therefore I believe a range of choices will cater to people of all beliefs and truths. [[User:EmiaW|EmiaW]]19:45, 31 July 2009 (EDT)
Bias is inherent in all walks of life. Homeschooling causes the child to serve the whims of their parents, children in private and public schools may learn based on their teachers' opinions. It is impossible to escape bias. Therefore I believe a range of choices will cater to people of all beliefs and truths. [[User:EmiaW|EmiaW]]19:45, 31 July 2009 (EDT)
==All three==
It does not matter how children are educated, as long as they are educated properly to live in the modern world.