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Crispy
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| theLIBERTARIAN wrote: |
| My dad is against us homeschooling - at least that is the impression I got this weekend. He didn't say it, but he was concerned about their loss of inter-relationships with other kids their age. That was my concern from the beginning. I don't know if it is bad or good, think about those inter-relationships. |
And that's why they have the forum on the K 12 site. There are home schooling groups now that meet up for field trips and get togethers. He's probably thinking of the old home schooling people who just had the kids at home and they grew up like Biscuit.
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theLIBERTARIAN
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| Biscuit wrote: |
| Do they have those inter-relationships with other kids currently?? |
They are all within a year and a half of each other. My daughter has a friend she calls on the phone. After we begin homeschooling I am not sure how that will work out, since they were friends in school. That saddens me that she will lose that friend.
The other two are a little young for that. |
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