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To: marcos who wrote (1353)	8/28/2001 3:51:04 PM
From: Cogito Ergo Sum	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 8273

Kids should not be entirely shielded from the Ms Hopelesses Well that's a good reason to agree with your homeschooling point. Kids need to learn to get on in the world and resolve their own issues. Actually that's quite key to a good life I think. Unfortunately Ms Hopeless can inflict quite a bit of damage on a 7 or 8 eight year old that is supposed to be in 'sponge' mode, cerebrally speaking. They probably have not yet acquired all the required defense mechanisms. and outside of school hours we'll do all we are able to make up for the schooling inhibiting their education Personally I think this is best. two countries minimum ?? Put the crappy teachers in universities where they belong LOL. If you can't get on independently by that point you're probably in the wrong place. regards Kastel as always, a cute and cuddly Canadian