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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Clearly it is of no concern to anyone. The kids whose parents can afford private school tuition or to hire a MCPS teacher on LOA for their POD can get education this year. The kids whose [b]parents are educated and SAH/can work from home will get somewhat of an education[/b]. The rest will get nothing and noone cares.[/quote]

The hell do you mean by that?! Somewhat?! FU![/quote]

NP.  I don’t understand why you took such umbrage to that post.  I’m educated, so I can somewhat teach my kids, but I’m not a trained teacher or familiar with pedagogy, so I probably won’t be as effective as a real teacher would be.  PP’s comment makes sense to me.

Is it the SAH piece?  It seems to reason that families with a SAHP, or parents with very flexible jobs, will have an easier time managing their children’s access to MCPS classes and/or providing their own learning opportunities.

You may not like the reality pointed out in the PP, but it seems logical and hardly something to get really upset about.[/quote]

"Educated" parents are hopefully resourceful, too. My kids learned more at home for many reasons, most of all because I continued supplementing as I have from the start. Some call it after-schooling. I call it filling the gaps. You get what you pay for and I can't swing private, but I am educated as well as resourceful.

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