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Yes, killing crabs for cut bait is an integral part of our home school curriculum. You really want to cut it the other way, though: between the eyes from front to back.
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Hmmm, my grandson attended public school, had a 3.97 gap in advance curricula, made a 34 on first try ACT. So evidently its not the school fault for failure, but how the parent raises children and how the student applies themselves in curricula. Making A,s in ccollege.Pretty good I would say for public school!

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Hmmm, my grandson attended public school, had a 3.97 gap in advance curricula, made a 34 on first try ACT. So evidently its not the school fault for failure, but how the parent raises children and how the student applies themselves in curricula. Making A,s in ccollege.Pretty good I would say for public school!
There are a lot of college programs that are very easy to earn As in. I recently read about one big state school with hundreds of perfect or near perfect GPAs last semester. Academic rigor is a thing of the past at many colleges these days.
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There are a lot of college programs that are very easy to earn As in. I recently read about one big state school with hundreds of perfect or near perfect GPAs last semester. Academic rigor is a thing of the past at many colleges these days.
Ok we get it, your smart, your kids are smart but your self righteousness is so overwhelming your losing your audience.
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There are a lot of college programs that are very easy to earn As in. I recently read about one big state school with hundreds of perfect or near perfect GPAs last semester. Academic rigor is a thing of the past at many colleges these days.
which one? I can use another college degree
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which one? I can use another college degree
Yeah, no kidding, huh? Maybe something useful. Nobody gives a crap about Liberal Arts degrees. Everyone knows those are a crock.

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There are a lot of college programs that are very easy to earn As in. I recently read about one big state school with hundreds of perfect or near perfect GPAs last semester. Academic rigor is a thing of the past at many colleges these days.


MG, what is the end game of such academic rigor?
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Useless weir studies.
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MG, what is the end game of such academic rigor?
That students need to learn the material the colleges claim they learn (in the accreditation materials) in order to pass college courses.

There are things that are really important for engineers, doctors, nurses, etc. to know. There are things that teachers really need to know.
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That students need to learn the material the colleges claim they learn (in the accreditation materials) in order to pass college courses.

There are things that are really important for engineers, doctors, nurses, etc. to know. There are things that teachers really need to know.
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If you want to meet some home schooled kids just go to wal mart around 10 am or 1 pm. Plenty of home schooled kids there shopping with mamma!
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If you want to meet some home schooled kids just go to wal mart around 10 am or 1 pm. Plenty of home schooled kids there shopping with mamma!
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If you want to meet some home schooled kids just go to wal mart around 10 am or 1 pm. Plenty of home schooled kids there shopping with mamma!
I especially recommend the one on College Drive.
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