Alan wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, Mar 18, 2008 at 11:02:50PM -0700, Alan wrote:
And it's just you and your wife(presumably) that do the teaching?
To be honest my wife does the bulk of the work. I provide emotional
support as
well as make her financially able to home school full time by working.
So, it is your contention that your wife is the equal to 10 or more
(at least in HS) professional educators that, presumably, are adept in
the field they teach?
I mean no disrespect to your wife, I'm sure she's intelligent and
dedicated, but seems a stretch.
A teacher doesn't need to be an expert on anything. They just need to
know (or learn) enough to teach it.
Don't stretch yourself too much over this. The concept is far more
simple than you would like to blow it up into.
--
Ralph
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I can say first hand that I've become an "expert" on several matters
largely by recognizing and accepting that I'm a complete moron on said
matters, and not being afraid of other people knowing it. ;-)
--Christopher Smith (20070628)
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