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Subject: Re: School Liberator

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Beth

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Date Posted: 21:45:38 04/13/05 Wed
In reply to: michael 's message, "School Liberator" on 23:32:23 04/12/05 Tue

That was great, and I agree, the government sucks at schooling. There may be homeschoolers who don't do a very good job (I admit that I was one of them), but I'd say the majority of them do a heck of a lot better job than any public school.

I especially like the fact that this was written by obviously very intelligent people, with no whiny sappiness to muck things up and put people off.

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michael
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Date Posted: 14:43:41 04/14/05 Thu

I particularly liked the way they illustrated the logical fallacies in the arguments against privatization and home schooling, but then I am rather a fan of the principles of logic. In fact I'd be a proponent of scrapping some no-value class like social studies to replace it with classes in logic for a couple of years in elementary school.

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