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Homework One Answers - Student Ten (view source)
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''Honors Answers''
''Honors Answers''
'''H1. Learning from the experience of the early settlements and colonies, how might our homeschooling community improve today?'''
Generally speaking, homeschooling should become more structured, like the colonies were. Obviously we can't have a "central government," but we can structure our groups better, and better connect with other groups to create a more politically powerful constituency, for example. Just like the colonies were single constituencies, so should our movement be in today's political climate.
Which colonial model, however, should we follow? We could follow the Puritan model, where we try to expel everyone from the homeschooling movement who isn't, let's say, a Christian, or we could follow the Pennsylvania model, where we would welcome as many people as possible into our homeschooling groups. Personally, I believe we should follow the second model. If homeschooling is so good, we should follow William Penn's example and make it easy to join our community.
'''H2. Was it expensive to establish a colony? If so, who paid for it?'''
'''H2. Was it expensive to establish a colony? If so, who paid for it?'''