LOL!!! I'm sure they love that as much as my husband any time coconut is mentioned and he has to pause for me to sing" you put the lime in the coconut and drink it all up." hahaha
@@Sharolynn10I don’t know what happened to the homeschoolers in your area but I’ve been in many coops and groups in large cities and aside from the kids that parents pulled out of public school because of adhd and needing alternative learning for them, we didn’t have learning disabilities or speech issues. I think you need to look at how many autistic adhd add asperbugers pharma slave kids are in public school not to mention the ones in speech/occupational/emotional/physical therapy. 🤷♀️
When I was homeschooled there was a planned field trip every month or every other month. It was an informal group and anyone in the area that was homeschooled could go. We went to a candy factory, a miniature horse farm, some other horse farm (I got to ride one of the horses), and the airport (we went up into the air control tower) and many other places. It was awesome!
@@theauntofdragonsit is! Trust😂 I’ve been to the zoo, control rooms for weather stations, local tv filming stations, and so so many other opportunities. Homeschooling is so fun and rewarding when done right! Oh and the most recent was a battleship! (I’ve already graduated so no more fun field trips lol)
I homeschool my kids and we are lucky to live in a city with a large homeschool group. Over 1000 parents. We go on tons of trips, we live in Virginia so historical sites galore like Jamestown and Colonial Williamsburg, Yorktown battlefields, museums, farms, state parks, animal shelters, apple picking, pumpkin patch, aquarium, marine science institute, outdoor music festivals. We’ve done all this in the last two years since we started.
Let's see, field trips, The Hayden Planetarium, N.Y. Museum of Natural History, Botanical Gardens, Mystic Seaport, Philadelphia, gee I sure wish I could have gone to the candy factory ---- not! In the summer as a family we went to Howe Caverns, world's fair, Atlantic City, Morristown (big revolutionary War field), Greenfield Village, the GM auto plant, Vizcaya, the zoo, Key West, and scads of other places.
Homeschool coop was where I had made most of my friends! Homeschoolers are wild since they range from super sheltered evangelical Christians to …well...witches. But I've never met a homeschooler with a speech impediment like that- Funny though! I was more of a 15 passenger van, denim skirt, ends times homeschooler from the 90s who wrote poetry about hating Saxon math. I work from home now too. A full circle moment indeed.
🤣I always felt bad for momma since i felt I was the homeschooler that stuck out. Wasn't bragging about how smart i was, cuz i wasn't. I was/am very outgoing and super athletic. Always had coaches asking me what school i played for. When i told them i was homeschooled, they would be shocked. I grew up way sheltered and Christian home mom and sisters already wore the demin skirts. lol actually they still do. But nobody believes when i tell them i was homeschooled from 5th until I graduated.
@xbemos I've been homeschooled all my life and I actually know a few only child(s) who are homeschooled. But it's definitely less common than for public schoolers to have no siblings.
Funny! homeschool field trips happen way more often than regular school, no waiting for “funding” just go! I was a public school teacher and walking was an option for travel for a field trip.
One of my faavvvorrrittee /sarcasm/ things about transferring from homeschooling to private and public school was the assumption that I had no friends or social skills. Um I was homeschooled not raised in a closet under the stairs like Harry Potter 😂
I was back and forth growing up and people thought i wasn't interested in socializing because of that at school.........I just thought most of them where unpleasant combined with undiagnosed autism lmao
Homeschoolers often have better social skills because they actually interact with people of every age group. They learn how to be a human being in the context of society, not this weird overbearing authority structure (designed to create obedient factory workers). But there is autism in my family so no such luck for us. 😬
@@snownadean2458 All had their ups and downs. I started in public school and graduated a homeschooler. I thought one kid in my homeschool co-op was crazy because he wanted to attend regular school.
I agree-all types of education has its ups and downs. The student’s personality and environment greatly impact the education experience. We homeschooled our three children and they went to public school for two years in high school. We treated the world as a classroom, traveled a lot and they were quite busy with activities. All three said they didn’t fully appreciate homeschooling until they attended public school and college. Education outside the home helped them gain a broader perspective. They are choosing to homeschool their own children and thank us for homeschooling them.
“I’ve got it down to 3 minutes 28 seconds from head on pillow to butt on bus.” - 😂😂 So true! My husband and I talk about how in high school, we slept until the last possible moment.
As a homeschooled kid of the 90s and 2000s, this was painfully accurate. Only you forgot to highlight the constant fear of the outsideworld and all its heathens lol!😅
Growing up homeschooled, I had an extracurricular or two, or a park day every day! We also did a lot of field trips whenever they came up. When I got older I also did a lot of volunteering, sometimes as much as 6 days a week! There definitely wasn’t any shortage of friends or activities! And for those wondering, I did go to college. First community college where I graduated with honors, and then a university… An AAU school at that! After I finish my undergraduate degree, I’m going to go on to a doctorate program! Because I was homeschooled I was able to discover my passion for PT and I’m now so close to finally getting into the program!
It depends on what your area offers and how available your parents are. Not a lot of activities in our area and as a mom I was so exhausted trying to do everything I put them in school. Now they go on field trips every quarter and have discovered a new love for academics I didn’t even know it was possible.
Same! Dance once weekly, nature trips to the park & local nature centers, Every. Single. State Historic Site within a 1 hour drive... honestly, most of those happened when Mom was sick of teaching and she'd just declare it a "field trip day" and we'd take off to somewhere educational 😂 I honestly learned so much more that way than I would have just staying at home, or at a public school! Music & team sports were much more difficult to access, though
That's because they were. At my high school kids were vaping in the bathrooms, we had about a dozen teen pregnancies a year, kids were pulling knives out in class, we had literal gangs. And we weren't even considered one of the bad schools
I loved homeschooling. We went to someone's house for science/lab. I was part of musical theater which was awesome. And I was able to go on a tour of the states through American Christian Tours where I was able to lay a wreath on the Tomb Of The Unknown Soldier with my grandfather. It's one of my favorite memories and I wouldn't have been able to do it if I had gone to a regular school.
This really sits on a grey line of both types of school almost as if they don’t want to offend anyone. Homeschooling is far superior in most circumstances. And for families that do it correctly, children are in college classes in middle school. They also sacrifice often, a second income that costs families the equivalent of the best private schools in the nation. And they do this sacrifice by choice to give their children a better opportunity to be a good citizen and have a leg up on their peers in the job market. Homeschooling is truly one of the most loving things a family can provide for their children. This video is nonobjective and slightly biased for public school (which we all know are failing the grade in every way possible these days)
Less that 90 days I’m marrying my best friend who was in fact homeschooled and even though we share different bad habits we picked up on from school (he moves slower to do things, I half ass my way through my things) I love that we are getting to grow as people since together our experiences cover both ends of the spectrum. He is an eagle scout, robotics lead, stupidly smart, the hardest worker I know but I can make friends with anyone in half a second flat so….we’re really both winners in the end
As a home schooling mom whose kids did speech therapy… the kids in need of speech therapy is legit! I never know if I should say something? Surely at some point that kid is going to be mocked ( which is real in home school circles) and it will be addressed!
Wish i had more public school kids like this guy. Yes AP credits will not be accepted at Ivy Leagues and private colleges can say they only take 4s or 5s.
Weeeeee - so much fun to categorize and rag on Christians - what a good time you must be having... The video is crap, but you get to feel superior to a myth.
@@shoshanna8475 why is everyone hating on all my comments on their videos??? and for your information, i am a christian and somewhat sheltered. i heavily worship God but also have a sense of humor and a lot of sarcasm
@@cardigan_24 bc perpetuating the idea that Christian homeschooled kids are 'sheltered'. Even as an atheist, I would've wanted to homeschool my kid - the classics, real physics, math, the complete spectrum of political science, poetry. The public school system sucks! That's why I responded like I did - sounded like you were putting down Christians. (I never would've guessed that you were also Christian by that comment - just explaining why folks responded like that.)
On the field trip note, our parents took advantage of our homeschool schedule freedom and we went to a loooottt of different museums, followed Dad on business trips, and took yearly vacations to various places like national parks during normal school season when everywhere were less busy and the south was less hot 😂 Also, you’ll be hardpressed to find a homeschooler without a sibling. Usually we have multiple. Just saying 😜
I lived at school my senior year. I was captain of the drumline and was super involved in music. Our band directors were like second parents because we spent so much time there. It was different for me because it was the bad dad that figured out about my anorexia and other stuff, so he was there when my parents found out. I had to live 45 min from school most of my senior year, so I would stay and practice while I waited for my ride home. People talk crap on band kids, but my best friend has been there for me since then, and I still am fairly close to a lot of the band kids. Music was my escape from everything at home, I loved just getting lost playing four mallet marimba pieces (I know I sound like a dork).
No, you sound like a person who used a wonderful thing, music, to cope with some hard stuff. I used to pound away at the piano, Chopin and Mozart especially. (And I love the sound of marimba!)
As a parent of a kid who needed help saying R and L, you and all speech-language pathologists have my family's undying gratitude. Thanks for what you do, and please keep it up!
One of my good friends homeschools her kids, and I'll say that the "nothing to do in the afternoons" is totally inaccurate, with her at least. I swear, we almost never get together because her kids are always busy with soccer, basketball, gymnastics, co-op, scouts, or any number of other extracurricular activities they have going on.
I have a friend that home schooled her children, they had the best time, even flying lessons! There must be a feeling of need to give the children extra extra curricular activities, hers are very versed!
Yup. We homeschooled ours and they played soccer, baseball and were in scouts and 4H along side community service and church youth everything. Many public school friends. What wasn’t filled w other instruction and music was filled w robotics, coding and raising animals and gardens to show food chain because they wanted to become vets and doctors. This was the best way in our area to expose them to field medicine and real life instruction. We had field trips biweekly with other schoolers and never missed football games their fellow friends from public school played in for the hometown. Our public school system also allowed our kids to have access to band/orchestra and all other UIL activities through the school. So best of every world!
Please don't use the Lord's name as an expression,it's very wrong. His name is very powerful and holy. Jesus loves you very much ❤ that's why He died for you
I'm trying to decide whether I want to continue bring homeschooled or go to public school next year, and don't know which way is best. My mom just wants to finish me out since I'm in 11th grade
In all seriousness, 1 in 3 children is obese. Public schools could instantly end the rate by putting out high fiber cereal dispensers with free cereal all day.
Hey, Katrina! Just stereotypes, of course! We love home schooling - Brad actually homeschools his kids, and his wife grew up homeschooled too! In a similar vein, Brad and Jake grew up public schooled but we didn't see a fight every week - just having fun! Thanks for watching!
I’ve never heard that stereotype and we homeschool. Also it’s a really unkind stereotype to pick on, considering speech issues are often linked to psychological issues like spectrum disorders that have nothing to do with what school someone attends. There’s plenty of other stereotypes that are less offensive to a crowd that can’t help their disability. Seeing fights in school isn’t a disability or mental hurdle.
I know humor is usually based on stereotypes and oversimplifications, but seriously...Iowa has great homeschool rules which allow homeschoolers to participate in all kinds of public school activities. Our local school district has a great homeschool support program, and we see homeschooled kids involved in all sorts of things. The girls cross country team won 5 consecutive state championships...one of those years 5/7 of the varsity runners were homeschooled, including the individual state champion. Other homeschooled kids get involved in music and have gone on to participate in collegiate marching bands. And there's the girl who was a 4-time cross country champion AND went on to collegiate marching band. And of course their academic achievement is second to none...National Merit scholars, kids getting AA degrees before they're out of high school, going on to double major in mathematics and computer science, pursuing PhD's in genetics. Glad to say our state is more concerned with giving people choices that work for them and their families instead of trying to build walls between public and home school tribes.
I had a kindergarten teacher named Ms.Quinn.She was evil. I'm taking an AP class right now and I do my homework before the day it's due because I have other homework.
This should be preference "homeschooling form the 1980's" It's a completely different world now. My neices and nephews are significantly more social, academically successful, prepared for adulthood, and well traveled than any public schooler than I know. Though I wills say, still not as athletically inclined. I grew up homeschooled in the early 2000's, some of these stereotypes are true, but the majority aren't. At least for me and my 8 siblings. The field trips thing is a total miss... most all homeschoolers I know traveled extensively. Myself, I've been to nearly every USA state, and all major continents except the Artic. My math and spelling skills are pretty weak though. Lol
Yes, and yes. I homeschool my kids and we've gone so many places. State parks, botanical gardens, we saw the largest pipe organ in the state, aquariums. I would say we take MORE field trips than in public school.
Yes. We homeschool in Austin texas, and we had field trips every other week. This entire video is really aggressively against homeschoolers w untrue stereotypes that make these guys look a bit poor in judgement.
There were subtle teases and praises for both sides. This was just poking fun--not just at the homeschoolers and public schoolers, but also the stereotypes people have about them. P.S., I homeschool my kids (22 years now!), but I went to public school.
Our neighbors homeschool. 5 kids, all biblical named, zero social skill. If I say hello, they stare with a blank expression then walk away. For recess they climb a tree. Zero sports, no music, no friends. I actually feel sorry for the kids as they are doomed to be the hypocrites that their parents are. Public school can be rough but at least you learn how to deal with people.
My wife is homeschooled, so every time her sister comes over I always say it’s a class reunion. Always have about two or three a week lol.
LOL!!! I'm sure they love that as much as my husband any time coconut is mentioned and he has to pause for me to sing" you put the lime in the coconut and drink it all up." hahaha
HAAAA! I’m using this on my kids when they grow up and come over for holidays 😂😂😂
Your wife… IS homeschooled? That tracks there, Chad. 😂
@@yoboi13 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
You know what I mean. Was. lol. She was homeschooled. lol.
The subtle softening of the "r" for the homeschooler is chef's kiss
that's just jake actually talking 😂😝
I don't know any homeschoolers who talk like that, but I do know a public schooled kid who talks like that. 😅
@@amieparham7657 When we were in the homeschool community, there were ALOT of kids with speech issues
@@Sharolynn10I don’t know any homeschoolers that talk like that, including myself lol
@@Sharolynn10I don’t know what happened to the homeschoolers in your area but I’ve been in many coops and groups in large cities and aside from the kids that parents pulled out of public school because of adhd and needing alternative learning for them, we didn’t have learning disabilities or speech issues.
I think you need to look at how many autistic adhd add asperbugers pharma slave kids are in public school not to mention the ones in speech/occupational/emotional/physical therapy. 🤷♀️
“It’s gonna be worth it, I’m gonna go to a state school” is so real
Came here for this comment.
Prison?
This was literally me. I did graduate college though due to my AP credit transferring
When I was homeschooled there was a planned field trip every month or every other month. It was an informal group and anyone in the area that was homeschooled could go. We went to a candy factory, a miniature horse farm, some other horse farm (I got to ride one of the horses), and the airport (we went up into the air control tower) and many other places. It was awesome!
That actually sounds a lot more fun...I'm jealous! Lol.
@@theauntofdragonsit is! Trust😂 I’ve been to the zoo, control rooms for weather stations, local tv filming stations, and so so many other opportunities. Homeschooling is so fun and rewarding when done right! Oh and the most recent was a battleship! (I’ve already graduated so no more fun field trips lol)
@@theauntofdragons It was really fun! I experienced public, private and homeschooling at it was my favorite.
I homeschool my kids and we are lucky to live in a city with a large homeschool group. Over 1000 parents. We go on tons of trips, we live in Virginia so historical sites galore like Jamestown and Colonial Williamsburg, Yorktown battlefields, museums, farms, state parks, animal shelters, apple picking, pumpkin patch, aquarium, marine science institute, outdoor music festivals. We’ve done all this in the last two years since we started.
Let's see, field trips, The Hayden Planetarium, N.Y. Museum of Natural History, Botanical Gardens, Mystic Seaport, Philadelphia, gee I sure wish I could have gone to the candy factory ---- not! In the summer as a family we went to Howe Caverns, world's fair, Atlantic City, Morristown (big revolutionary War field), Greenfield Village, the GM auto plant, Vizcaya, the zoo, Key West, and scads of other places.
“I got straight B’s. They called me ace”
Loving the office reference 😂
And the stapler in jello!
Came here for this!!
Glad to see office fans here 👏
So glad I wasn’t the only one!
Homeschool coop was where I had made most of my friends! Homeschoolers are wild since they range from super sheltered evangelical Christians to …well...witches. But I've never met a homeschooler with a speech impediment like that- Funny though! I was more of a 15 passenger van, denim skirt, ends times homeschooler from the 90s who wrote poetry about hating Saxon math. I work from home now too. A full circle moment indeed.
🤣I always felt bad for momma since i felt I was the homeschooler that stuck out. Wasn't bragging about how smart i was, cuz i wasn't. I was/am very outgoing and super athletic. Always had coaches asking me what school i played for. When i told them i was homeschooled, they would be shocked. I grew up way sheltered and Christian home mom and sisters already wore the demin skirts. lol actually they still do. But nobody believes when i tell them i was homeschooled from 5th until I graduated.
From Christians to witches 🤣
lol the poem hating on saxon math is so real
Bro I HATED Saxon math😅
@@cowgirlathart can't be worse than abeka
The homeschool kid didn't mention his siblings even once... he must be the rare mythical breed -- the homeschooled only child.
😂
I homeschooled my son when he was an only child and many others in the area were like him
🤷♀️ seems maybe you’re thinking of peoples stereotypes
@xbemos I've been homeschooled all my life and I actually know a few only child(s) who are homeschooled. But it's definitely less common than for public schoolers to have no siblings.
I was a homeschooled only child for 3 years before going to public school and I got a lot smarter but omg it was so lonely
I homeschool my only child... He has a playdate every day and has a great group of friends
Funny! homeschool field trips happen way more often than regular school, no waiting for “funding” just go! I was a public school teacher and walking was an option for travel for a field trip.
One of my faavvvorrrittee /sarcasm/ things about transferring from homeschooling to private and public school was the assumption that I had no friends or social skills. Um I was homeschooled not raised in a closet under the stairs like Harry Potter 😂
I was back and forth growing up and people thought i wasn't interested in socializing because of that at school.........I just thought most of them where unpleasant combined with undiagnosed autism lmao
@@sierrabird2460🤣😂
Homeschoolers often have better social skills because they actually interact with people of every age group. They learn how to be a human being in the context of society, not this weird overbearing authority structure (designed to create obedient factory workers). But there is autism in my family so no such luck for us. 😬
As someone who went to public school , private Christian school and homeschooled I can relate to this entire video.
Ha ha! You've got all the bases covered.
Which one did you prefer?
@@snownadean2458 I'd love to know that, too.
@@snownadean2458 All had their ups and downs. I started in public school and graduated a homeschooler. I thought one kid in my homeschool co-op was crazy because he wanted to attend regular school.
I agree-all types of education has its ups and downs. The student’s personality and environment greatly impact the education experience. We homeschooled our three children and they went to public school for two years in high school. We treated the world as a classroom, traveled a lot and they were quite busy with activities. All three said they didn’t fully appreciate homeschooling until they attended public school and college. Education outside the home helped them gain a broader perspective. They are choosing to homeschool their own children and thank us for homeschooling them.
“I’ve got it down to 3 minutes 28 seconds from head on pillow to butt on bus.” - 😂😂 So true! My husband and I talk about how in high school, we slept until the last possible moment.
As a homeschooled kid of the 90s and 2000s, this was painfully accurate. Only you forgot to highlight the constant fear of the outsideworld and all its heathens lol!😅
Growing up homeschooled, I had an extracurricular or two, or a park day every day! We also did a lot of field trips whenever they came up. When I got older I also did a lot of volunteering, sometimes as much as 6 days a week! There definitely wasn’t any shortage of friends or activities! And for those wondering, I did go to college. First community college where I graduated with honors, and then a university… An AAU school at that! After I finish my undergraduate degree, I’m going to go on to a doctorate program! Because I was homeschooled I was able to discover my passion for PT and I’m now so close to finally getting into the program!
Lotta success for a pony
I’m homeschooled and I NEVER go on field trips
@@wintertreeo8 Ask to go on some! You're homeschooled, you have the freedom!
It depends on what your area offers and how available your parents are. Not a lot of activities in our area and as a mom I was so exhausted trying to do everything I put them in school. Now they go on field trips every quarter and have discovered a new love for academics I didn’t even know it was possible.
Same! Dance once weekly, nature trips to the park & local nature centers, Every. Single. State Historic Site within a 1 hour drive... honestly, most of those happened when Mom was sick of teaching and she'd just declare it a "field trip day" and we'd take off to somewhere educational 😂 I honestly learned so much more that way than I would have just staying at home, or at a public school!
Music & team sports were much more difficult to access, though
lol homeschoolers used to think every public school kid was head banging to heavy metal and doing drugs. 🤣
Nothin wrong with some heavy metal 🤘🏽
I was the homeschool kid who loved heavy metal! I thought public school kids were scary for other reasons 😅
@@benjamindriver2585
Haha, yessir 😂
To be fair, the drugs didn’t just belong to the heavy metal kids. They were in every clique!
That's because they were. At my high school kids were vaping in the bathrooms, we had about a dozen teen pregnancies a year, kids were pulling knives out in class, we had literal gangs. And we weren't even considered one of the bad schools
Jakes speech impediment is stellar
My kids do lacrosse, soccer, baseball, scouts, church stuff, volunteer with several community groups... But, yeah, I'm their best friend. 😂❤
Getting to the swings first was such a real challenge in elementary school
Yessss.
I loved homeschooling. We went to someone's house for science/lab. I was part of musical theater which was awesome. And I was able to go on a tour of the states through American Christian Tours where I was able to lay a wreath on the Tomb Of The Unknown Soldier with my grandfather. It's one of my favorite memories and I wouldn't have been able to do it if I had gone to a regular school.
If Homeschool Kid had gone to public school, there might have been some intervention on that speech impediment.
Been a while since I watched a Jean Shorts, I’ve been missing brads, “yes they did, yes they did.”
my favorite part of the videos is the “yes they did, yes they did” 😂😂
This really sits on a grey line of both types of school almost as if they don’t want to offend anyone.
Homeschooling is far superior in most circumstances. And for families that do it correctly, children are in college classes in middle school. They also sacrifice often, a second income that costs families the equivalent of the best private schools in the nation.
And they do this sacrifice by choice to give their children a better opportunity to be a good citizen and have a leg up on their peers in the job market. Homeschooling is truly one of the most loving things a family can provide for their children.
This video is nonobjective and slightly biased for public school (which we all know are failing the grade in every way possible these days)
My kids have done a lot better academically since I put them in a public school.
this couldn't be further from the truth for most homeschoolers 😭😭
Less that 90 days I’m marrying my best friend who was in fact homeschooled and even though we share different bad habits we picked up on from school (he moves slower to do things, I half ass my way through my things) I love that we are getting to grow as people since together our experiences cover both ends of the spectrum. He is an eagle scout, robotics lead, stupidly smart, the hardest worker I know but I can make friends with anyone in half a second flat so….we’re really both winners in the end
😂 spot on with both!😂 in this day in age I wouldn't send my kids to public school. 😂
Jake is too good at this😂
As a home schooling mom whose kids did speech therapy… the kids in need of speech therapy is legit! I never know if I should say something? Surely at some point that kid is going to be mocked ( which is real in home school circles) and it will be addressed!
His speech impediment is hilarious
"There's only a fight every 5 days. I feel pretty safe."
"I got straight B's. They called me Ace." 😂
YES THEY DID YES THEY DID
Not sure why, but it gets me every single time he says that 😂🙌
@@mandybrown8002 that and when Brad cry laughs on the podcast 😂🤣
"I don't take field trips...yes I do...to the backyard!"
*backyawd
Also unrealistic because homeschool kids typically get way more field trips to actual places than public school.
Wish i had more public school kids like this guy.
Yes AP credits will not be accepted at Ivy Leagues and private colleges can say they only take 4s or 5s.
I love these videos so much!! Jake as the little sheltered Christian homeschooled boy is so perfect🤣
Weeeeee - so much fun to categorize and rag on Christians - what a good time you must be having... The video is crap, but you get to feel superior to a myth.
@@shoshanna8475 why is everyone hating on all my comments on their videos??? and for your information, i am a christian and somewhat sheltered. i heavily worship God but also have a sense of humor and a lot of sarcasm
@@cardigan_24 bc perpetuating the idea that Christian homeschooled kids are 'sheltered'. Even as an atheist, I would've wanted to homeschool my kid - the classics, real physics, math, the complete spectrum of political science, poetry. The public school system sucks!
That's why I responded like I did - sounded like you were putting down Christians. (I never would've guessed that you were also Christian by that comment - just explaining why folks responded like that.)
@@shoshanna8475 i understand and i’m sorry
@@cardigan_24 no worries
Homeschoolers: public school kids are weird!
Public schoolers: homeschool kids are weird!
Conclusion? We’re all weird!
As a former homeschooler, I relate. As a former high schooler, I also relate.
"and be home for suppah"
You two are HILARIOUS. thanks for providing some laughs while I’m in the hospital with my 4 year old who’s getting treated for tonsillar abscess ❤
Homeschooler: “for class, I just wear my pajamas”
Me, a public school teacher: same as my students…. 😐
LOVE THIS!! My favorite part about being homeschooled was getting to sleep as late as I wanted and wearing my pajamas all the time. Lol.
The top button buttoned and “birthday cawd” - just so sweet
I was convinced Brad was a public high-schooler.
On the field trip note, our parents took advantage of our homeschool schedule freedom and we went to a loooottt of different museums, followed Dad on business trips, and took yearly vacations to various places like national parks during normal school season when everywhere were less busy and the south was less hot 😂
Also, you’ll be hardpressed to find a homeschooler without a sibling. Usually we have multiple. Just saying 😜
I lived at school my senior year. I was captain of the drumline and was super involved in music. Our band directors were like second parents because we spent so much time there. It was different for me because it was the bad dad that figured out about my anorexia and other stuff, so he was there when my parents found out. I had to live 45 min from school most of my senior year, so I would stay and practice while I waited for my ride home. People talk crap on band kids, but my best friend has been there for me since then, and I still am fairly close to a lot of the band kids. Music was my escape from everything at home, I loved just getting lost playing four mallet marimba pieces (I know I sound like a dork).
No, you sound like a person who used a wonderful thing, music, to cope with some hard stuff. I used to pound away at the piano, Chopin and Mozart especially. (And I love the sound of marimba!)
Now I wanna hear more about Reginald from tag 😂
Making is imaginary friend a game partner 😮😮 psychology class needed!!
lol I was homeschooled and my mom did daycare for some public school kids, and we had a far more rigid dress code and morning routine than they did
Retired homeschool mom of four - snorted laughing at this. 🤣
jokes on you, I went to a private school. Best of both worlds. 😂
As someone who was both public and homeschooled, this is so accurate 😂
As a speech-language pathologist, these absolutely send me
As a parent of a kid who needed help saying R and L, you and all speech-language pathologists have my family's undying gratitude. Thanks for what you do, and please keep it up!
I love when Jake does the sheltered/ homeschooled kid!
"Cafeteria options: homemade sandwiches or leftover pizza.
My favorite, CHEESE"
That's fantastic!
Practice detachment when you feel unwelcome, allowing yourself to gracefully let go and move forward.
Homeschooler here. You left out the part where the homeschool groups get together for activities and field trips.
make your own skit then
One of my good friends homeschools her kids, and I'll say that the "nothing to do in the afternoons" is totally inaccurate, with her at least. I swear, we almost never get together because her kids are always busy with soccer, basketball, gymnastics, co-op, scouts, or any number of other extracurricular activities they have going on.
I have a friend that home schooled her children, they had the best time, even flying lessons! There must be a feeling of need to give the children extra extra curricular activities, hers are very versed!
Yup.
We homeschooled ours and they played soccer, baseball and were in scouts and 4H along side community service and church youth everything. Many public school friends.
What wasn’t filled w other instruction and music was filled w robotics, coding and raising animals and gardens to show food chain because they wanted to become vets and doctors. This was the best way in our area to expose them to field medicine and real life instruction.
We had field trips biweekly with other schoolers and never missed football games their fellow friends from public school played in for the hometown.
Our public school system also allowed our kids to have access to band/orchestra and all other UIL activities through the school. So best of every world!
The film on the school meat...
Nachos with your teacher on the last day of school? Heck yeah!!!!
I homeschooled my daughter for a while. Took her on a field trip to the Museum of Osteology.
That last line 😂😂
Homeschooling my three children and field trips are happening a least once a month. Morning routine include tea time in this castle 🏰 😅
"There's only a fight like every five days or so"
That hit way too hard 🤣
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1:30 omg trying to get to the swings first was the true challenge of recess. And to see who would do great at track.😄
Please don't use the Lord's name as an expression,it's very wrong. His name is very powerful and holy. Jesus loves you very much ❤ that's why He died for you
the f club lol
Im gonna go to a state school 😂
How are these so accurate
If you're quick enough, which I totally am...
I'm trying to decide whether I want to continue bring homeschooled or go to public school next year, and don't know which way is best. My mom just wants to finish me out since I'm in 11th grade
Nice reference Ace
In all seriousness, 1 in 3 children is obese. Public schools could instantly end the rate by putting out high fiber cereal dispensers with free cereal all day.
As a homeschooler this portrayal made me cringe inside, even when I was laughing 😬
Homeschooled kids are weird, you can pick them out of a crowd so easily. Trust me, I should know. 🤣
Accurate, and Brad those AP classes will be needed…gpa to get into FSU, state school and #2 party school in the US is a 4.4!!!!!!! Bananas.
I like your stuff; however, is there a reason that the homeschooler is always portrayed as having speech issues and being socially awkward?
Hey, Katrina! Just stereotypes, of course! We love home schooling - Brad actually homeschools his kids, and his wife grew up homeschooled too! In a similar vein, Brad and Jake grew up public schooled but we didn't see a fight every week - just having fun! Thanks for watching!
I’ve never heard that stereotype and we homeschool.
Also it’s a really unkind stereotype to pick on, considering speech issues are often linked to psychological issues like spectrum disorders that have nothing to do with what school someone attends.
There’s plenty of other stereotypes that are less offensive to a crowd that can’t help their disability.
Seeing fights in school isn’t a disability or mental hurdle.
I know humor is usually based on stereotypes and oversimplifications, but seriously...Iowa has great homeschool rules which allow homeschoolers to participate in all kinds of public school activities. Our local school district has a great homeschool support program, and we see homeschooled kids involved in all sorts of things. The girls cross country team won 5 consecutive state championships...one of those years 5/7 of the varsity runners were homeschooled, including the individual state champion. Other homeschooled kids get involved in music and have gone on to participate in collegiate marching bands. And there's the girl who was a 4-time cross country champion AND went on to collegiate marching band. And of course their academic achievement is second to none...National Merit scholars, kids getting AA degrees before they're out of high school, going on to double major in mathematics and computer science, pursuing PhD's in genetics. Glad to say our state is more concerned with giving people choices that work for them and their families instead of trying to build walls between public and home school tribes.
I had a kindergarten teacher named Ms.Quinn.She was evil.
I'm taking an AP class right now and I do my homework before the day it's due because I have other homework.
Grew up on welfare single mom (with cancer) went to nine different inner city public schools.. Can't really relate to any of this.
Hey Ace, Teachers would not invite any kid to the the teachers lounge! ❌ 😊 Sweet Jake - My mom is my best fwiend.
Keys!!! XD 😆 🤣
This should be preference "homeschooling form the 1980's" It's a completely different world now. My neices and nephews are significantly more social, academically successful, prepared for adulthood, and well traveled than any public schooler than I know. Though I wills say, still not as athletically inclined.
I grew up homeschooled in the early 2000's, some of these stereotypes are true, but the majority aren't. At least for me and my 8 siblings. The field trips thing is a total miss... most all homeschoolers I know traveled extensively. Myself, I've been to nearly every USA state, and all major continents except the Artic. My math and spelling skills are pretty weak though. Lol
I went to Catholic school K through 7. Then public school. Hated it. But my 3 kids did ok with it
This was funny, but some of it a little inaccurate. All the homeschooler's that I know go on a field trip at least once per month, if not more.
Hahaha l love public school
Cheese 😂❤
I went to catholic private school and homeschool. I see the differences
“I got straight B’s they call me Ace.” …what? 1:00
I heard home school students have home school groups and they do go on field trips.
Yes, and yes. I homeschool my kids and we've gone so many places. State parks, botanical gardens, we saw the largest pipe organ in the state, aquariums. I would say we take MORE field trips than in public school.
Yes. We homeschool in Austin texas, and we had field trips every other week.
This entire video is really aggressively against homeschoolers w untrue stereotypes that make these guys look a bit poor in judgement.
Home-schooled aka FREAKS 🤗
😂😂😂
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🤣.
I was homeschooled, and NO I am not Christian. Sorry I just hate that stereotype.
Well, you can tell you weren't homeschooled. Why are you hating on the homeschoolers?
There were subtle teases and praises for both sides. This was just poking fun--not just at the homeschoolers and public schoolers, but also the stereotypes people have about them. P.S., I homeschool my kids (22 years now!), but I went to public school.
it's called a JOKE
Our neighbors homeschool. 5 kids, all biblical named, zero social skill. If I say hello, they stare with a blank expression then walk away. For recess they climb a tree.
Zero sports, no music, no friends.
I actually feel sorry for the kids as they are doomed to be the hypocrites that their parents are. Public school can be rough but at least you learn how to deal with people.
that is truly unfortunate. they'll have to learn sometime. that is definitely the extreme
I thought this was going to be funny. Can’t fool this kid. Public school sucks.
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