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cynthia -> RE: June lilies, June bug, June.....homeschool Chat (6/30/2008 12:11:51 PM)
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Maybe at their school, but not at yours. You have a different standard and that's perfectly fine. I have never tried to emulate the PSs. However, my limited knowledge of what leadership is combined with what I have seen in their class leaves me lost as to a true definition. I see. I was wondering why you cared what they are doing at the local school, especially since you think it's horrid. Look up leadership in the dictionary. Seriously, this may help you reset your thinking. You know what leadership is. It's the school that doesn't. If people are following you, you're a leader, especially if you didn't ask them to follow you. How to be someone others will follow and how to lead people in the right direction; that's proper leadership training. quote:
ORIGINAL: OneOfHisJewels quote:
ORIGINAL: OneOfHisJewels quote:
Has anyone else done something like this? Yes, I have, for a year, than a year off, than two more years, I home schooled two children for a single mom. The second two years, the boy had lukemia. In California the law is that someone else can be involved in homeschooling your kids up to half the time, so the first year I taught, I had the kids M-W-F, and she did stuff with them the other 3 days, and I taught at "my" (my parents') house(she was a cleaning lady at the time, so had a flexible schedule), the other two years, she had a full time job at a company, and I taught her kids M-F mornings at her house, and then she did stuff with them on evenings and weekends. It was a blessing, but the boy died[:(]. However, the girl, and I, who this fall is starting a nursing program at the community college, still have a relationship. In fact, she comes for coffee on Friday afternoons. Cynthia, I wondered if you saw this post? Yes, I did. Thank you for your input, Rebekah. I have actually been contemplating your work with children and families. You have been like a governess. I think that is an amirable thing and quite interesting. I don't hear that term regarding people today and don't really know anyone who has employed a governess and wonder how all that fits in the laws of each state. It seems to me that it would fall under the homeschoolings laws, with the parents overseeing the education, but I don't know. BTW: Sarah, I love the name Justice.
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