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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Honestly, I don’t think this will result in much money. First, [b]many people are not impressed with homeschooling. [/b]Second, you’ll have no knowledge where each kid is and what his/she is learning. By the time a parent looked this up and explaining it you, they could get some of their own materials gathered. Fourth, public schools are starting something soon and some maybe waiting for that. Fourth, the parts the parents need help with may be things beyond what they would source out to you: high school honors math, foreign language, ap test prep, etc. [/quote]

We'll see about that after your kids get their "education" thrown together in a rush and are forced to sit in front of a computer for hours each day. Veteran homeschoolers haven't missed a beat in this stressful time. Many switched classes to online two weeks before schools closed. With social distancing eliminating field trips, co ops, classes, etc, homeschooled children have even more time to pursue their interests after their schoolwork is done.[/quote]

I’ve already put together a curriculum for my kids. Veteran homeschoolers are “business as usual.”  It in no way means their education is superior. [/quote]

We'll see.[/quote]

Let’s put it this way:  did you think yours was superior before the release from school?[/quote]

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