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<blockquote data-quote="Axl" data-source="post: 2922417" data-attributes="member: 128386">The public or private school teacher. In every case. No such parent would try to teach that subject to his/her child. It&#039;s a false hypothesis. Counter-argument: &quot;But what if the parent does it anyway?&quot;Counter to that counter: Our public schools are already failing in spite of numerous govt regulations. So, what was your point again? What you&#039;re really, literally saying, amie, is that a parent would purposefully, willingly, knowingly, voluntarily, not educate his child. You&#039;re actually saying that a parent would take his child out of a public school for the express, literal, actual purpose of not teaching him math (or whatever the subject). You just blew my mind. That is so foreign to everything inside me. I wish they would do that in the public schools. Our children are not getting taught as it is.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Axl, post: 2922417, member: 128386"] The public or private school teacher. In every case. No such parent would try to teach that subject to his/her child. It's a false hypothesis. Counter-argument: "But what if the parent does it anyway?" Counter to that counter: Our public schools are already failing in spite of numerous govt regulations. So, what was your point again? What you're really, literally saying, amie, is that a parent would purposefully, willingly, knowingly, voluntarily, not educate his child. You're actually saying that a parent would take his child out of a public school for the express, literal, actual purpose of not teaching him math (or whatever the subject). You just blew my mind. That is so foreign to everything inside me. I wish they would do that in the public schools. Our children are not getting taught as it is. [/QUOTE]

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