#homeschool co-ops

[cyber-soul-smartz]

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[iscariotapologist]

i think maybe a lot of people actually do not want to do this

[septembersung]

The four day (book)work week was the best decision ever. Four days of lessons, one day for out of the house learning.

[grackles-hoard]

A prize of flesh & pride

And not much else.

Yapping below!

A doodle in reference to a conversation I had with a girl, who had been homeschool. We had got on the topic of our ancestry, and when I brought up mine, she kinda laughed and said “ah yeah, the Indians! Do you go to powwows every Sunday instead of church?”

I had a really in depth conversation with her about my history, about the so called “manifest destiny” and the trail of tears and the reservations. I told her about how many white men would hunt buffalo just to kill them, leaving their carcasses to rot, and how that was another factor in the destruction of the native people.

And she had never heard about any of that till now. She grew up thinking it was some rainbows and smiles, official contracts and alliances. She asked me if I had a Tribal card, and I told her no, my Grammy had ran off the rez a long time ago, and I wasn’t enough of a percentage to gain any scholarships blah blah blah

But like, it’s shocking. Especially now, with Palestine and Ukraine and just everything, that some people don’t know, or are told as kids that the blood on the grass is just strawberry syrup, and that the cries are just rusty cars running. They live their whole life thinking that it’s always been theirs, that it had been given as a gift and not taken— stolen.

Idk, it was just a shocking conversation. Go educate your friends on the trail of tears.

[nickbutnodick]

i. cant believe that.

[okaratauri]

AFTER FIVE HOURS I THINK I FINISHED ONE OF THE BEST DRAWINGS IVE EVER DONE

[rabbitkeeper]

Destined to be a theater kid

Doomed to be a homeschooler

[bambiraptorx]

Oh? What did he teach?

-🔮🕸

Probably a lot of subjects honestly. The HC school system has much less of the philosophy of "you are specifically educated and certified to teach", so it's more like... volunteering as an educator? It's pretty common for people to teach a class at a local school or college every few years or so, and it's kind of a cultural expectation for people to do it at some point. It's actually more unusual for teaching to be a paid/career position, partly because it usually involves having a lot more classes if it is.

At this point, I'm thinking that Draxum was probably a professional teacher, and had a decently full schedule of classes (the exact amount changing between semesters/years but usually like 3-5 at a time). He definitely taught a range of classes, usually higher levels ones about mystic theory and use, biology, combat classes, maybe some alchemy.

He probably sticks with the equivalent of college/graduate classes, maybe the odd high school-ish class on occasion. He probably wouldn't really teach kids younger than that (although the idea of Draxum trying to wrangle a class full of middle schoolers is rather entertaining.)

[squeliy]

I’m taking like double the classes at co op this year (I had four classes at co op last year but two were like less serious but this year they’re all serious so yippee…)

[jessica-marie-baumgartner]

Check out the latest version of my student's magazine!

[fillejondrette]

i don't have a real high school diploma because i was homeschooled but i looked up the law in my state and apparently my mom could have just made me one and it would have been legally valid. lol.

[im2tired4usernames]

Huh do you guys remember the book tuck everlasting? How the main girl Winnie was a fat ten year old with an immortal love interest who was "17" but actually like 100 n something and the whole thing with him was he wanted her to drink the everlasting water when she turned 17 so shed be 17 forever and they could get married like that was kinda weird he would.like take her just the two of em and talk up marriage with her and she was like TEN ? They changed it in the movie and made her a skinny fifteen year old but still wow I'm surprised why so many christan parents let that romance book be allowed but like....pride n prejudice was a debate? I don't understand the logic of homeschool mother's AT ALL WHY WAS THAT BOOK ALLOWED BUT WHY WAS I SCREAMED AT FOR CHECKING OUT OLD YELLER AT THE LIBRARY BY A HOMESCHOOL MOTHER IN OUR CO-OP???

[butterflies-and-bumble-bees]

i wanted to draw tonight but i did too much with my arms today and my tendinitis is too bad

[septembersung]

I’ve made Decisions and Commitments for our homeschool this coming academic year and I know they’re the right ones, but also, here comes the usual post-decision panic.

[sol1loqu1st]

THE INDIANA PUBLIC EDUCATION SYSTEM BE (inadvertently or directly) FUCKING OVER THE AUTISTICS, HIGH FIVE

HFJDJFJSJFJSDJS FUCK THE INDIANA PUBLIC EDUCATION SYSTEM ALL MY HOMIES HATE THE INDIANA PUBLIC EDUCATION SYSTEM

[tiredgeekgirl]

so i turned this in for science class today... i didn't color it and i didn't give puss his hat but i'm still pretty proud of it