Homeschooling a �Form of Child Abuse� says B.C. Liberal Candidate
Are parents ill-equipped to raise their own children? Obviously not.
SURREY, January 10, 2006 (LifeSiteNews.com) � B.C home schooling parents are dismayed after discovering harsh comments about home schooling made by Jim McMurtry, Liberal party candidate for South Surrey, B.C., in the September/October 2003 edition of Teacher Magazine.
McMurtry wrote that parents who educate their children at home are �condemning their children to an impoverished, friendless, and segregated learning environment.� Home schooling parents, he said, �participate in what can be perceived as a form of child abuse.�
Paul Faris, Director of the Home School Legal Defence Association said, �Jim McMurtry has insulted every home schooling family in Canada,� Read more...
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He learned that his teachers were too busy to teach him to read so they sent him home with flash cards with instrustions for me to teach him.
He learned that it isn't fun to be on the bottom of a pile of 9 boys that want to beat him up while the yard duty teachers are chit chatting,and not watching the kids.
He learned it doesn't get you anywhere being a soft hearted good kid. Especially in a society where liars, cheaters, and theifs are bred, he had to take the blame over and over for other children. While the school principal believed everyone else and never took him aside to get his story.
He learned that you are judged by your parents' career choices, the size of the house you live in, how much money your parents have, how "in style" your clothes, shoes, or haircut are.
He learned that his school "friends" only wanted to steal whatever he had that they did not, and their parents would lie for them.
He learned that no matter how hard your parents fight for you with the public school system, that the public school will seem to always win. Or do they?
Is this the education that our children need to learn? Are these things important? Are these the types of friends they are supposed to have? The business loan officer at the bank doesn't care what your high school popularity ratings were.
I think what my child learned from Public school is abuse. My children are learning faster and more than any public school could possibly teach them. Plus my children get hugs and kisses from their teacher.
Do you know who wins when it comes to schooling now, MY CHILDREN!!!!







