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Institutionalied mainstream schooling has failed in dealing with bullism, special need sand learning difficulties, and retaining first class teachers.

Excellent video. Too many parents forget that they are meant to be the first educators. The first step of homeschooling is "Careful home training. free from useless waste". Too many parents in the past and present have become indoctrinated and lied by the mainstream , thinking that public and private schools will teach everything. The education system of too many nations is selected students,. average students. and students that can. easily be shifted out to a life of a limited future. Too many parents who never appreciated learning invent excuses that they can't home school. Ignorance is no excuse. Institutionalisation destroys creativity and potential. Your video proves that parents should take responsibility in educating their offsprings and not depend on narrow minded mainstream institutions and narrow minded people for answers when problems can't be solved.

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I was homeschooled most of my life and I can so relate with the mindset of just learning as much as I can because I if I wonder I want to know! People at my job joke if someone needs to know something to ask me and I'll figure it out. I just couldn't understand why someone wouldn't want to learn more if they could and now it's clear that was just part of my mindset doing my own homeschool program until 8th grade that I was working hard to better myself not for what the school expected of me. Now saying that there is somethings I think that can be hard with homeschooling I didn't have a schedule and till this day I struggle with time management and it wasn't nessisary easy for my mom and she had a teaching degree so it's not a perfect fit for every family but I wish that the public school districts tought more by kids interests and grow with them versus expecting us all to be one way.

In school I was taught that while we should attempt to avoid failure we should accept it when it comes learning how to learn from failure is possibly the most important lesson to learn.

You guys shouldn't have painted the timber window frame. Looked better natural.

What was it like the first day of homeschooling

honestly i love public school, i love seeing everyone everyday even the people i don’t talk to :)

I homeschooled both of my two teens. My decision was influenced by the COVID era and how the public school were failing my oldest, and the youngest one wanted to try it too. In two years and half, my oldest graduated with a HS diploma and Associates degree in Computer Science. He is now completing his bachelors in Computer Engineering at top state school with a full scholarship. Next, my daughter will be graduating soon with her a HS diploma and Associates degree in Accounting. We are looking at schools willing to give her a full ride. Homeschooling isn't for everyone. But, it is a viable option for parents who want to ensure their kids are going to thrive, have the resources and time to commit. I was fortunate enough to work from home and make 6 figs. Not everyone is as fortunate.

I’m curious how kids get the proper amount of social exposure by being homeschooled? This isn’t meant in a bad way, it’s just an observation I’ve made in my history of running into homeschooled kids. They seem to tremendously lack social skills and come across very awkward.

Agreed with all you said! my middle child is homeschooling but wants to experience High School next year. My youngest wants no parts of homeschooling and I cringe that either wants to stay in the system 🙏 Praying they change their minds 🙏

When I found out that public school is mostly cutting and pasting activities, I decided to supplement-school my kids in math and science, early and rigorously. They are at the top of their "school", have their diploma, and the eldest is in first year med school.

I started to homeschool my daughter after COVID. She was on remote learning from 2nd grade till Christmas of 4tj grade. She didn't want to go back . She loves being home and has more time to take. In public school she never had enough time to finish or enough teacher time. She does a lot better at home. Like you said we love our family time too. Thank you for the video

I also think Homeschooling is better than private schools

Sick Videos Bro! crazy editing

Thank you for posting this video. As a homeschooling Mom it is great to hear from those that were homeschooled.

I'm 27 and have been looking forward to homeschooling my future kids for a few years now; this video definitely encourages me to do so. I never questioned it, and you guys are so articulate and chill, you really speak to the attractiveness of being homeschooled! My favorite teacher in high school (RIP!) always said he hated standardized tests and showed us the comic of the schoolteacher asking different types of animals, bird, fish, dog, elephant, snake, whatever, to climb a tree. I had so much respect for him and his commitment to accommodating people's different learning styles. This is a great testimonial to that. Thanks for the video!

I was a public school kid who hated school, skipped all the time in high school. I unschool my child and we both love it. She talks about homeschooling her own kids if she ever gets married.

“5 reasons why homeschooling is better than public shooting….SCHOOLING…schooling.”

You have so many followers you should pick this channel back up

so I was homeschooled my whole life and I am so grateful! I look back on it and it was truly amazing! some of the best things are... you can get done with school at 11 am instead of sitting in a classroom all day... you can even do your school outside... and being taught by my mom... and being able to go anywhere random when needed like field trips and family stuff... and most importantly you can learn baste off of your interests instead of conforming to what the government wants you to learn... last thing you can learn about and freely glorify God!

I would be interested in what got you most interested in learning. My 11 yr old son wants very little to do with actual learning and wants to watch CZcams shorts and play through s, or play Minecraft all day (and not in creative mode! Lol). What tips do you have for us?

Please update feel like it’s so important now since school shootings

this is more of a comedy show than a lecture. quality either way.

I love you guys for this. I have a sped kiddos and I am constantly trying to pick up my little dude, b/c he always feels bad b/c his behavior chart is red.

What did you use for the brick wall?

Ok but I’m kind of falling behind in homeschooling I’m not so sure what to do😩

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I abandoned school in 2021 and never returned after that. With my experience, school doesn't make you smart, it makes you lose interest in everything. I used to like reading, now i don't. I used to like drawing and writing on paper, now i don't. Anyway, i don't actually do "homeschool stuff". I get to choose what i want to learn, and when. Like, a few days ago, i had a small history lesson about old video games. Anything can be a learning opportunity-

I love this video. You two are so well spoken and CRUSH the stigma of home schooled children. Great way to give your mom/dad, whomever taught you, a big pat on the back! I agree with all of this. We have successfully graduated 2 out of 4 children, have been traditional home educating for 20 yrs and wouldn't change it for the world. Education isn't all about the sit down book time. Nice job, guys!

I agree with most of your pro's... except the indoctrination comment. I personally think that children need as many different examples of how they can be as possible. That way they can really make decisions about who they want to be. My own children spent time with people from all over the world and from many different walks of life, and they are well rounded adults who have no fear of anyone.

This was such a great video that I’m so glad I came across. This is my second year homeschooling my children due to the pandemic and it’s the best decision I’ve ever made. My youngest is four years old and would have been homeschooled anyway because he has never been vaccinated. I decided to allow my 16 year old to go back to public school this year to experience high school and I’m already regretting that decision. I encourage everyone to learn how to grow your own food, filter water and grow herbs for natural healing. Things seem to be getting much worse before it will get better. Self sufficiency is a must in these times ahead. Blessings to all!

If my son turns out like you guys I will be happy. We are currently homeschooling. He is 8

What lovely lads. Your parents did a great job.

This is refreshing to watch! Could you share which curriculum your parents used with you? My 7 and 9 year old have always been homeschooled and I’m looking for a new one for them ☺️

Please make more content about homeschooling. More inside look at all. This is my first year homeschooling my 4 year old & id like to know!

Your comment about fear reminded me of an experience my homeschooled daughter had when she went to college. She called me one day and said, "Why is everyone so anxious and freaking out all the time over every little assignment?" I had to explain to her the fear associated with public schools. She thought it was completely bizarre. And just to show that fear isn't necessary, she earned an academic scholarship, won a writing award, and completed her degree in less than 4 years. No fear.

I homeschool my children who are all in Jr High now. They love learning. They love reading. They're good at sports. They're creative. They have sound plans for the future. We have lots of homeschool friends that we regularly hang out with. Great video. I went to public school in Idaho. I had many great teachers in highschool. Elementary was the worst, though. I begged my mom to homeschool me. I can't imagine what children go through today. The pressure is real, too. My kids are joyful, they make friends everywhere they go. Thanks for the video!

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Love this video my 3rd grader was is so fearful of losing contact with friends but slowing been trying to expose her to this perspective to homeschooling. I wish I wouldn’t had swayed away from this when she was born but it’s better to start now than later ! While she’s been in public school though I have worked at her schools and substituted there. We have such a shortage of staff and don’t even get me started on the shortage of bus drivers. Whew Thank y’all

Incredibly valuable to hear about your personal experience from the student side. Thanks for sharing.

Listening to you shows me that it’s not impossible to home school and still be smart and educated . Y’all sound so eloquent ❤ love this . Because the way the education system is going is messed up I don’t want my kids at school

I support homeschooling in every way, socialization isn’t a problem much for me. But I have a question that I have been asking to myself for a pretty long time about how can the homeschool student meet and interact with new types of people. Like ik the socialization thing is annoying at This point but how can they interact independently with other types of people that aren’t like them? ( tbh it wasn’t even my question it just soar in my mind because a family member uses that againt homeschooling so I wanted to find a good answer :) Ty

I was home school around mostly my elementary school years and mostly my high school years as well, and I will say being homeschool is the best option for my lifetime you know why cuz one. You don't got to deal with assholes or stupid ass teachers, two the stuff they put in school systems is ridiculous, and three you get to do your schooling anytime whatever time you like and right now I'm in online schooling but still I'm technically I'm homeschool because I've been home school but most of my life anyways

well said... very helpful...

This video was great! Thank you so much boys. I have watched videos from the mother's side and wanted the 'other' very important side of the homeschooling journey. This was very informative.

Homeschooling, when done right and for the right reasons, can be a great way for a child to get an education, no doubt about it. Less time in the "classroom," more hands on learning, more autonomy to do what you want, learning modified to the individual's needs, etc. I would argue that a public school teacher with only 1-10 children in her class could do a comparable job as a homeschooling parent- perhaps even better because s/he would offer an additional perspective and have the benefit of a college education geared towards teaching. It is unfair to compare a homeschool education to one where one single individual, the public school teacher, is trying to teach 25-35 students in an environment constricted by all sorts of legal rules and regulations and chronically underfunded. It is not a fair or useful comparison and certainly doesn't prove that homeschooling is better. What it does show is that children learn better in smaller groups that have greater autonomy, something we have known for decades. So why don't we do this? Simple- money. It would cost too much to use this model in any kind of widespread way. So instead we have overcrowded, underfunded public schools. Some, like you two guys, have the option to opt out of public school to get this boutique-style education called homeschooling. But the majority of kids don't really have this option. Maybe their family is highly dysfunctional. Maybe economic necessity forces both parents to work. Perhaps neither parent wants to teach. Or perhaps there is only one parent in the home and that person doesn't have the time/energy/ability to teach. There are so many reasons why homeschooling may not be an option for a child. Public school offers these children not only the education they might otherwise not get, but it often is a lifeline for children whose families are so dysfunctional that their basic needs aren't even being met, never mind their educational needs. Think what would happen to these children if homeschooling was their only option. Homeschooling, per se, isn't "better" or worse than public school. It's just one possible option- a potentially a good one- for families who have the desire and resources to do it. Recognize that means families that are priviledged in one way or another. Not all children have the luxury of that. By the way- as a public school teacher myself, I get tired of hearing that a reason to keep children out of public school is because teachers try to "indoctrinate" them. Teachers offer children his/her individual perspective just like everyone else they meet in the society does. Through public education, children are exposed to a multitude of different perspectives. They are also encouraged to think about these perspectives- to challenge them, adopt them, reject them, modify them, etc. That's what LEARNING means. I think that is one of the strengths of public education. It is more representative of the diversity that exists in this country/world. Modeling such diversity permits a child to become the individual he or she wants to be, rather than the person they are told to be in a more homogenous/monolithic environment. In the best case scenario, public schools offer a banquet of ideas, perspectives, culture, and information. Homeschooling, on the other hand, seems to revel in being selective- keeping the children in a bubble of conformity. Parents teach children the "right" way to think, the "right" books to read, the "right" friends to hang out with. You see this particularly when people homeschool for religious reasons. To me, that is not education; it is indoctrination. I am glad things worked out for you with homeschooling, but I would encourage you to think more deeply about this topic... it goes far beyond what is merely "better" or "worse."

Update: I commented on this video 10 months ago, (I commented as ZaxIsDank,) I discovered a talent and skill for real estate and temporarily quit CZcams (I'm returning as a financial motivation channel.) Long story short, this was one of the first videos I watched when I dreamed about having an office, now soon, it's about to become real. I'm going to be remodeling some offices in Texas and Georgia in the next 6-12 months and this progress has become humbling. Came across this video again, and just wanted to say thanks for the motivation!!

This is literally how I've been homeschooled too, I'm gonna miss it a bit when I go to college cos it won't be quite the same.

I wish i could home school my children just my husband doesn't want to :(