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Just read this item
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/education/4808906.stm We have been considering the possibility of home educating DD for some time. It seems that this school is following the spirit of HE. My only reservation is that by not following the standard curriculum and exam process, that the children's options will be limited. The education system (and potential employer) is geared towards grading and assessing in terms of exam results. I really do want to HE, but I can't help feeling that it will ultimately limit the choices available to DD. Any opinions? |
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