The United States has a great many Christian citizens. These people may be heavily involved in carrying out the faith, and many are not so, but most of them share a core set of principles derived from Christianity that becomes their own moral compass, showing them what is right and what is wrong. One of […]
There was a 24% increase in the number of children going to emergency departments with mental health issues compared to 2019. Among young people, lockdowns caused more suffering and death than the alleged pandemic. [And none of the health officials and politicians who have brought this about will be held responsible!]
Continued shutdowns of schools across the US have caused an alarming decline in learning. Remote virtual learning on computers is not working. Teachers' unions have lobbied to keep schools closed. Public schools have a radicalizing influence. Homeschooling is on the rise, and that may be the ultimate solution.
This piece comprises the thoughts of a friend in America about our nation’s current situation. In his observations, he offers some positive fallout that he believes will come from all the present madness.
We offer his text with only minor edits for clarity and emphasis on content. We also have attached a video from a financial analyst from Bob Kudla from Trade Genius Academy with Dr Steven Turley for additional analysis.
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In the wake of recent tragic school shootings, anxious parents are contemplating homeschooling to protect their children. After February’s school shooting in Parkland, Florida, the Miami Herald reported that more parents were considering the homeschooling option. And after Friday’s disturbing school shooting in Sante Fe, Texas, a local ABC news affiliate in Alabama reported the increasing appeal of homeschooling.
Parents who remove their children from the confines of the conventional classroom are not running away from reality. They are running towards it. (FEE) — In the wake of recent tragic school shootings, anxious parents are contemplating homeschooling to protect their children. After February’s school shooting in Parkland, Florida, the Miami Herald reported that more parents were considering […]
When one thinks of the Middle East, freedom – particularly the freedom to swim against conventional wisdom – is not the first thing that comes to mind. It is for that reason that it is surprising to hear that one of the biggest freedom trends in the U.S. is also gaining steam in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), namely, homeschooling.
For some kids, schooling brings out the very worst in them. Unable to conform to mass schooling's mores, they get a label: troubled, slow learner, at-risk. They carry these scarlet letters with them throughout their entire education, emerging not with real skills and limitless opportunity, but further entrenched in their born disadvantage.
According to the latest data, there are over 1.8 million homeschoolers nationwide. That's 3.4% of the overall US K-12 school-age population. More and more, parents of diverse races, ethnicities, and backgrounds are making the choice to educate their kids outside of traditional public schools. Even if it means paying twice for education.
Le magazine Kaizen propose une projection du film de Clara Bellar, Être et Devenir, le jeudi 29 juin 2017 à 20: 30 au cinéma Chaplin Saint Lambert à Paris, 6 rue Péclet.
Une autre projection du film est prévue à Paris le Dimanche 25 juin à 11:30 au cinéma Saint-André des Arts.
