1119: Home Schooling | Skeptical Sunday
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What is homeschooling and how has it evolved over time?
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Just visit jordanharbinger.com slash start or search for us in your Spotify app to get started. Heute auf dem Show, Homeschooling. Vorher das Domain von schrecklichen Kulten oder super religiösen Leuten. Homeschooling ist über die letzten paar Jahrzehnte viel mehr mainstream geworden, besonders als öffentliche Schulung, nämlich hier in den Vereinigten Staaten, eine ziemlich schlechte Rappung bekommen hat. Ich weiß, dass viele Leute an diesem Thema starke Opinionen haben, also bin ich hier mit professionell starker Opinion-Haver Nick Pell, um uns auf Homeschooling zu schulen. So tell me about homeschooling, man, because when we were kids, it was really only the weird family at the end of the block who did this. And then you found out when they ended up on the news or whatever, that they had 19 kids that you never saw and they went to church in somebody's basement or whatever. So how did this all start?
Was wir jetzt als Homeschooling nennen, ist im Grunde nur, wie viele Menschen ihre Kinder historisch gebildet haben, vor der Erklärung von compulsory education laws, die in den USA im 19.
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