The kid also wouldn't be brainwashed by his parents and have lots of kids sharing different ideas and opinions rather then having the parents making little versions of themselves
@@Passthesaltpleasewhy maybe in a perfect world but we know that’s not the case, hence homeschooling. Responsible able parents don’t want their children brains dirtied by this type of thinking and it’s their right.
@@create773 so you'd rather make your child think exactly like you because it is the "right" thing rather then let the kid decide if its the right thing or not. If anything their ability to decide what the right thing is on their own means you actually raised them right. My mom homeschooled me because she "didn't want me around black kids" now we don't talk. I think a relationship with your child is a much more important thing then making them a carbon copy of you
@@create773 that's what it was about when I was homeschooled But I don't think homeschooling is what's best for the kid unless it's a special case like a medical issue. It's not a bad thing for parents to not have absolute control over every little thing their child is exposed to, as long as it's not hurting them
Im homeschooled and got overexposed to the internet so young as there was barely anyone to talk to that was my form of support and being normal So i knew it pretty early on
My parents always thought that I was so behind because I was homeschooled one day. The neighbors kids came, and my parents were just how well they have raised us in comparison to the public school system. Apparently, they no longer acquire the pledge of allegiance to be taught in schools anymore, the eight-year-old didn’t even know how to read so don’t say “homeschooling has ruined my children“ say “I have ruined my children by doing a bad job at homeschooling“
I'm not entirely sure, but I think people are misunderstanding this. Because the kids were homeschooled, they weren't exposed to curse words and don't know the "F word" is short hand for F**k. Not, that the kids don't know how to spell.
Nnnooo, his son didn’t know what letter the f word started with. 😂 you can’t deny it.its not true. Homeschooled kids tend to be more advanced. But this was very funny
@@PhilipsComedy NOPE! I’m calling it out!!! NEWSFLASH: it wasn’t funny because with the World we are living in, how are you supposed to know the difference!? Never thought of that huh?
@@avery_decentusername6632 Did you read what I said? I just didn’t think his joke was funny! Maybe he shouldn’t go on the road and do Comedy! I couldn’t tell it was a joke! What don’t you get! Maybe YOU should be in school!
😂 that’s great lol but actually in his defense, it could be ef word 🤷♀️. He’s actually seeing two different angles. A good sign he can think outside the box maybe. You’re doing great!
I heard another homeschool mom say her child asked her if the letter W started with the letter D 😂. I'm sure kids in public school say similar things when they are just learning letters but the teachers are the ones who get to hear it all there.
Homeschooling in the UK is actually Home Education. What you are speaking about is lock-down schooling, very different. Home educated children are usually more advanced! You were only lock-down schooling for a couple of months, so what was he/she learning at school prior to this? 🤔
I was homeschooled my entire life. Put in public school, caught up in a month an became the top of my class. Won the school spelling bee and two essay competitions townwide for my grade.
I was the exact opposite just switched to Homeschool to a different school and really struggled felt lonely to the point where I felt so depressed my grades were failing and as I thought my school was just going to get better and better
If you homeschool due to the pandemic that’s no real homeschooling. Real homeschooling is very different therefore he is actually a product of public schools. So yes I believe he doesn’t know how to spell the word. Homeschooling kids are very good at spelling
As opposed to me, homeschooled k-12, who didn't learn multiplication (and was only ever taught math and basic grammar) until I enrolled in a GED program 🙃🙃🙃
@@ldv02 ahh, mock sympathy online, my favorite. Yeah, from what I've seen being homeschooed, it's on the whole pretty bad. But don't let me keep you, I'm sure you're very busy failing as a parent! 😘
@@felixstone3.14from what you’ve seen. You obviously haven’t seen much. People who don’t know much about something shouldn’t comment. My kids are upper elementary grade levels and are completely bilingual, great at mental math, avid and excellent readers, love science and are very well versed in history, geography and the constitution. Go to YT and see the amount of people graduating public schools without knowing how to read, how to do basic math or how many seasons in a year for that matter. If by homeschooling and having my kids testing through the state and being 2 grades above their actual grade is failing my kids, I’ll continue to do so.
@@ldv02 I can't know if you're telling the truth or not, and this is the kind of situation where someone in your position would lie. You didn't mention written math or writing, how are those? And beyond that, all of what you said could be true, and you could still be a failure. Are the getting acctuly adiqute time out of the house to socialize? Cause that's often the biggest flaw in home schooling Do you treat them well? Is the reason they're so ahead of their grade level because you force them to study, and through they may know a lot, but are stressed out all the time. Or that it's all memorized, but hasn't been truly learnt. Do you yell at them, or hit them if they don't do their work, or if they do somthing wrong? Do they have a massive list of chores every day? Are you a good teacher? What material are you using? How do you know the material is good? How will your "schooling" evolve once they reach high school age? Will you be able to keep up with teaching? No man is an island, how do you expect to be both a parent and a teacher, and not end up sacrificing qaulty in both fields? Will you allow them to develop independence, or will you keep them trapped at home? All of these are very important questions in determining whether or not your doing as well as you think you are.
Well that is your fault and yall failed them. All 3 of mine are homeschooled 1st and 2nd graders but reading on 3rd and 4th grade levels and doing 3rd grade math. Oh and writing in cursive, yeah that's not taught in public schools either. They know how to cook,.clean and garden. Public school kid.... only know tiktok
Odd flex about nursing but ok. The schooling isn't what I'm talking about, anyone can get a teaching degree or a nursing degree, the real factor is experience, most teachers have been doing their job for a while and have taught hundreds of kids and have the lessons down pat, you've taught 3, and I hold a lot more respect for the teachers then you as a nurse. Teachers have the most important job in the world and you can't convince me otherwise, don't talk down on public school teachers, they are national treasures. Teachers inspire kids and teach the next generation and in a public environment like that kids hear many different ideas from many different people. I don't think schooling is everything though, and a fancy nursing degree is way overated, I did go to college but it was my backup plan and mainly focused on building my own business from the ground up, and now I am my own boss and I have the coolest most exciting job in the world and I get to do what I love most in this world every day, now that's actually impressive
By the way I wouldn't brag about the cursive thing, there is a reason no one teaches it any more, it's a dead form of writing and only used for signatures, back when I was homeschooled my mom had this rule where I could only write in cursive and to this day I can only write in cursive and as a result no one can read what I write since no one can understand it, might I suggest you teach your kids to type instead, that is much more practical
Bit harsh, I was just going through the pandemic like anyone else. My poor kids needed to be in school with a qualified teacher, not me trying to hold the fort
@@PhilipsComedy I'm sorry people are being so cruel in the comments... I think a miscommunication happened because "homeschooling" usually refers to parents who consciously took their children from the mainstream schooling system, while I think you're talking about what happened during the pandemic which was "schooling at home." Very different unfortunately, it was a system that had no capacity for working at home and was during a crisis, terrible for so many families and children!! I think people are upset because they think you're denigrating "homeschoolers" in the true sense of the word, and it's a sensitive place for some! Just to provide some context. All the best to you and your children, they will make it out of that "learning slump" that I think a lot of kids entered during the pandemic. And good on you for not teaching him swear words! Smart little guy to ask for a clue... Even if he was a little misguided, haha.
If you need "Serious" guidance, my guidance would be to put them in a real school where they can get a real education instead of assuming you can do it because you really wish you could.
@PatronSaintOfPigeons Real school? With real shootings, fights, stressed teachers, could care less administration, woke bs and too.many kids? Yeah right.
I’ve been homeschooling (FLVS) myself for the past 3 years. I only chose this option for work reasons, and because I focus better. My grades have drastically improved ever since I started. I agree, the experience is wayyy different but I believe as long as you don’t stay couped in the house all day long you’ll be fine
Well, that was just poor homeschooling if he is inept enough to do that and honestly, you’re doing more to help the case against homeschooling that those in political power, so-called progressives, and Ivy League university law professors are just dragging through the mud.
Homeschoolers are horrible im homeschooled and so is my friend and homeschool I hate it I would do anything to go to public school but my mom forces it on me and I can’t go but being homeschooled and meeting public schoolers u want to be like them so u do bad things u aren’t supposed to like vaping/smoking cussing drinking underage all this horrible stuff I recommend putting your kid in public school
I am 12 and I won’t do anything bad like that but I understand wanting to be public schooled!! 2 years ago my brother got sick of school and faked being sick every single day and my parents decided to take him out of school and that also meant taking me out of school. And they she barely taught us anything.. I swear I learned more off of RUclips and roblox then I did that book- After that I had to mentally take care of myself for 2 years..- My parents are good parents, they take care of me physically, they tell me they love me, etc but I feel like I’m missing out on something. Maybe I’m just a spoiled brat? But, also maybe I blamed alot on my parents when I was getting physiologically abused by some one else, When they found out they just told me that it was my fault, and when I was being groomed they said it was also my faul (Sorry for venting but some parents fail homeschooling.)
Follower of what??? Also a reply to that other comment yes I totally understand you my mental health got very bad because of my online school everyone in it is suicidal and stuff and it got influenced on me and I ended up in therapy I wish I stayed in my old school/:
@@Ykmehuh online school is not the same as homeschool. And a follower of everything you see other kids doing. You said not being in the school makes you want the bad things you see other kids doing. And it make you want to be rebellious. That's an issue with you not with homeschooling. Sounds like you just want to follow the crowd and lack respect for your parents.
But you were the one homeschooling him. Even if he was in an online school unless he's in highschool a significant amount of involvement from parents in the child education is standard (4-5 hours in elementary and 2-3 in middle)
I know this is probably satire but if we’re taking this literally, stop blaming “homeschooling” for everything you’re the parent whose teaching them, that’s on you not your kid or homeschooling as a whole.
In my opinion homeschooling is way better than actual school. simply, the teacher dictates your time in school when u get control over ur time at home. Thus ur children will study more. Also., you are not exposing your children to the horrors of lgbtq which is a good thing.
Girliepop I was homeschooled, sheltered from the LGBTQ community and I'm still gay AND transgender AND polyamorous, you aren't protecting your kids by depriving them of their education lmao
I never learned the f word in my school, i learned it online. But i don't understand what message are you trying to deliver here? are you referring to homeschooling as a bad thing or good thing?
Dude. Kids in public schools are different kids when they go to school just like we all were lol! My son knows the words. Just knows not to use them. I want him to know, just how to apply them in private adult or never spaces lol! Kids from all walks of like LESRN this
Wow…love the innocence of your child…didn’t learn to cuss and didn’t know that the ‘F’ word had to begin with the ‘F’ …think X-ray doesn’t begin with ex…you see innocence as stupidity…you fail!
My son was afraid to write the words ‘throw up’ - I have no idea why. But we homeschool and I chalked it up to his complete and utter innocence. He really thought it was a bad phrase! ❤
That's a dumb thing to say homeschooling ruin your child , I don't see anything wrong in your child asking you that, you should have use that opportunity to educate him on that.
@@lydianorris8124 Sure. But you’re commenting on a video from over a year ago that is clearly a joke and referencing the forced homeschooling I did during the Covid lockdown. I’m no expert but perhaps it’s ok to be a little less precious about what we see online?
@@jodikershuk143 Nope, but it seems you have a bit of a victim complex there. I’m not talking about homeschooling in general, this was about lockdown enforced homeschooling
If he was in public school he would’ve blurted out the word like nothing…he had respect for you to ask
The kid also wouldn't be brainwashed by his parents and have lots of kids sharing different ideas and opinions rather then having the parents making little versions of themselves
@@Passthesaltpleasewhy maybe in a perfect world but we know that’s not the case, hence homeschooling.
Responsible able parents don’t want their children brains dirtied by this type of thinking and it’s their right.
@@create773 so you'd rather make your child think exactly like you because it is the "right" thing rather then let the kid decide if its the right thing or not. If anything their ability to decide what the right thing is on their own means you actually raised them right. My mom homeschooled me because she "didn't want me around black kids" now we don't talk. I think a relationship with your child is a much more important thing then making them a carbon copy of you
@@Passthesaltpleasewhy
That is not what homeschooling is about…that’s the misconception…really you should look into it to understand ….luck
@@create773 that's what it was about when I was homeschooled
But I don't think homeschooling is what's best for the kid unless it's a special case like a medical issue. It's not a bad thing for parents to not have absolute control over every little thing their child is exposed to, as long as it's not hurting them
It's a joke people! Even my 11 year old homeschooler got it.
Amazing how many people didn’t!
Im homeschooled and got overexposed to the internet so young as there was barely anyone to talk to that was my form of support and being normal
So i knew it pretty early on
@@PhilipsComedy Could you please explain the joke ?
I don't get it
My parents always thought that I was so behind because I was homeschooled one day. The neighbors kids came, and my parents were just how well they have raised us in comparison to the public school system. Apparently, they no longer acquire the pledge of allegiance to be taught in schools anymore, the eight-year-old didn’t even know how to read so don’t say “homeschooling has ruined my children“ say “I have ruined my children by doing a bad job at homeschooling“
I think it was just a joke
I'm not entirely sure, but I think people are misunderstanding this. Because the kids were homeschooled, they weren't exposed to curse words and don't know the "F word" is short hand for F**k. Not, that the kids don't know how to spell.
😂Best
I’m not entirely sure, but it may also have been a joke 😎
My parents cursed around me since I was like in my moms belly and I’m homeschooled so I know lots of words but I never say them 😭
Nnnooo, his son didn’t know what letter the f word started with. 😂 you can’t deny it.its not true. Homeschooled kids tend to be more advanced. But this was very funny
That’s on YOU! lol don’t blame homeschooling as a whole lol
Shhhh! Don’t tell anyone, but it’s a joke! 🤫
@@PhilipsComedy NOPE! I’m calling it out!!! NEWSFLASH: it wasn’t funny because with the World we are living in, how are you supposed to know the difference!? Never thought of that huh?
@@MamiTT237 He said it was a joke, what are you gonna do, cry?
@@avery_decentusername6632 Did you read what I said? I just didn’t think his joke was funny! Maybe he shouldn’t go on the road and do Comedy! I couldn’t tell it was a joke! What don’t you get! Maybe YOU should be in school!
Homeschool kids being semi-illiterate is actually super common
Im homeschooled, Ive had all A's my whole life and I'm about to graduate at 16. That's on u buddy
Did your homeschooling teach you to spot a joke? 😛
@@PhilipsComedy did anyone teach u to not be offensive? 😛
@@Xoxo__cass I was off sick that day
@@Xoxo__cass Were you taught in a sandpaper covered room or something? That's the only way I could see someone being THIS thin skinned.
😂 that’s great lol but actually in his defense, it could be ef word 🤷♀️. He’s actually seeing two different angles. A good sign he can think outside the box maybe. You’re doing great!
Well there a whole new take. The first letter then would be “E”
I heard another homeschool mom say her child asked her if the letter W started with the letter D 😂. I'm sure kids in public school say similar things when they are just learning letters but the teachers are the ones who get to hear it all there.
Homeschooling in the UK is actually Home Education. What you are speaking about is lock-down schooling, very different. Home educated children are usually more advanced!
You were only lock-down schooling for a couple of months, so what was he/she learning at school prior to this? 🤔
I think he did a module on how to take a joke. Let me know if you’d like to see his notes 😜
I was homeschooled my entire life. Put in public school, caught up in a month an became the top of my class. Won the school spelling bee and two essay competitions townwide for my grade.
I was the exact opposite just switched to Homeschool to a different school and really struggled felt lonely to the point where I felt so depressed my grades were failing and as I thought my school was just going to get better and better
@@strangeplum8563 aww that’s to bad, I’m sorry about that. I hope things get/got better for you!
My son thinks the “f” word is fart. 😂
Haha I’m homeschool and I thought this was hilarious 😂 people need to lighten up and take a joke.
Why can't those people do sarcasm? XD
Hahahah 😂😂 he didn’t comprehend what he was even asking you 😂 ❤😊
Trust me, I was his lockdown homeschool teacher...he's heard the word before!!!
I've been home schooled my whole life, not anymore. But the teacher explains things SO much better!
The comments are so funny. He's joking.
You failed your kids, not homeschooling.
Homeschooling is failing ur children
@@Littlegoblinfatface i get homeschooled and it’s great
@@LittlegoblinfatfaceI got homeschooled when I was younger. It was a good experience for me.
You’re right. I didn’t fail homeschooling
@@tvscreen8397 how old are you? Cause I thought the same for a while, but eventually saw it for what it was.
If you homeschool due to the pandemic that’s no real homeschooling. Real homeschooling is very different therefore he is actually a product of public schools. So yes I believe he doesn’t know how to spell the word. Homeschooling kids are very good at spelling
As opposed to me, homeschooled k-12, who didn't learn multiplication (and was only ever taught math and basic grammar) until I enrolled in a GED program 🙃🙃🙃
@@firstnamelastname-vf1ndoh wow, how sad. I guess everyone has a different experience
@@ldv02 ahh, mock sympathy online, my favorite. Yeah, from what I've seen being homeschooed, it's on the whole pretty bad.
But don't let me keep you, I'm sure you're very busy failing as a parent! 😘
@@felixstone3.14from what you’ve seen. You obviously haven’t seen much. People who don’t know much about something shouldn’t comment. My kids are upper elementary grade levels and are completely bilingual, great at mental math, avid and excellent readers, love science and are very well versed in history, geography and the constitution. Go to YT and see the amount of people graduating public schools without knowing how to read, how to do basic math or how many seasons in a year for that matter. If by homeschooling and having my kids testing through the state and being 2 grades above their actual grade is failing my kids, I’ll continue to do so.
@@ldv02 I can't know if you're telling the truth or not, and this is the kind of situation where someone in your position would lie. You didn't mention written math or writing, how are those? And beyond that, all of what you said could be true, and you could still be a failure. Are the getting acctuly adiqute time out of the house to socialize? Cause that's often the biggest flaw in home schooling
Do you treat them well? Is the reason they're so ahead of their grade level because you force them to study, and through they may know a lot, but are stressed out all the time. Or that it's all memorized, but hasn't been truly learnt. Do you yell at them, or hit them if they don't do their work, or if they do somthing wrong? Do they have a massive list of chores every day?
Are you a good teacher? What material are you using? How do you know the material is good?
How will your "schooling" evolve once they reach high school age? Will you be able to keep up with teaching? No man is an island, how do you expect to be both a parent and a teacher, and not end up sacrificing qaulty in both fields? Will you allow them to develop independence, or will you keep them trapped at home?
All of these are very important questions in determining whether or not your doing as well as you think you are.
That's your fault because homeschoolers are taught by a tutor or parents.
Well that is your fault and yall failed them. All 3 of mine are homeschooled 1st and 2nd graders but reading on 3rd and 4th grade levels and doing 3rd grade math. Oh and writing in cursive, yeah that's not taught in public schools either. They know how to cook,.clean and garden. Public school kid.... only know tiktok
Odd flex about nursing but ok. The schooling isn't what I'm talking about, anyone can get a teaching degree or a nursing degree, the real factor is experience, most teachers have been doing their job for a while and have taught hundreds of kids and have the lessons down pat, you've taught 3, and I hold a lot more respect for the teachers then you as a nurse. Teachers have the most important job in the world and you can't convince me otherwise, don't talk down on public school teachers, they are national treasures. Teachers inspire kids and teach the next generation and in a public environment like that kids hear many different ideas from many different people. I don't think schooling is everything though, and a fancy nursing degree is way overated, I did go to college but it was my backup plan and mainly focused on building my own business from the ground up, and now I am my own boss and I have the coolest most exciting job in the world and I get to do what I love most in this world every day, now that's actually impressive
By the way I wouldn't brag about the cursive thing, there is a reason no one teaches it any more, it's a dead form of writing and only used for signatures, back when I was homeschooled my mom had this rule where I could only write in cursive and to this day I can only write in cursive and as a result no one can read what I write since no one can understand it, might I suggest you teach your kids to type instead, that is much more practical
Bit harsh, I was just going through the pandemic like anyone else. My poor kids needed to be in school with a qualified teacher, not me trying to hold the fort
@@PhilipsComedy I'm sorry people are being so cruel in the comments... I think a miscommunication happened because "homeschooling" usually refers to parents who consciously took their children from
the mainstream schooling system, while I think you're talking about what happened during the pandemic which was "schooling at home." Very different unfortunately, it was a system that had no capacity for working at home and was during a crisis, terrible for so many families and children!! I think people are upset because they think you're denigrating "homeschoolers" in the true sense of the word, and it's a sensitive place for some! Just to provide some context. All the best to you and your children, they will make it out of that "learning slump" that I think a lot of kids entered during the pandemic. And good on you for not teaching him swear words! Smart little guy to ask for a clue... Even if he was a little misguided, haha.
cursive is taught in most public schools n where i live being a grade up in math is normal
I need serious guidance in hone schooling for my kids. Any one who is experiencing it (or an expert) plz guide or contact . Thnk u
If you need "Serious" guidance, my guidance would be to put them in a real school where they can get a real education instead of assuming you can do it because you really wish you could.
@PatronSaintOfPigeons Real school? With real shootings, fights, stressed teachers, could care less administration, woke bs and too.many kids? Yeah right.
I’d be so proud of that kid 😂
On a good day I surely am
I’ve been homeschooling (FLVS) myself for the past 3 years. I only chose this option for work reasons, and because I focus better. My grades have drastically improved ever since I started. I agree, the experience is wayyy different but I believe as long as you don’t stay couped in the house all day long you’ll be fine
That was hard during lockdown to be fair. Definitely won’t be doing it again voluntarily
The man is messing about. Get off his back
Well, that was just poor homeschooling if he is inept enough to do that and honestly, you’re doing more to help the case against homeschooling that those in political power, so-called progressives, and Ivy League university law professors are just dragging through the mud.
Or, perhaps it's just a joke? 😝
@@PhilipsComedy 😂😂
They "banned", homeschool.
Homeschoolers are horrible im homeschooled and so is my friend and homeschool I hate it I would do anything to go to public school but my mom forces it on me and I can’t go but being homeschooled and meeting public schoolers u want to be like them so u do bad things u aren’t supposed to like vaping/smoking cussing drinking underage all this horrible stuff I recommend putting your kid in public school
I am 12 and I won’t do anything bad like that but I understand wanting to be public schooled!!
2 years ago my brother got sick of school and faked being sick every single day and my parents decided to take him out of school and that also meant taking me out of school. And they she barely taught us anything.. I swear I learned more off of RUclips and roblox then I did that book-
After that I had to mentally take care of myself for 2 years..-
My parents are good parents, they take care of me physically, they tell me they love me, etc but I feel like I’m missing out on something. Maybe I’m just a spoiled brat?
But, also maybe I blamed alot on my parents when I was getting physiologically abused by some one else,
When they found out they just told me that it was my fault, and when I was being groomed they said it was also my faul
(Sorry for venting but some parents fail homeschooling.)
If you are a follower like that you would do the same or worse if you went to public school.
Follower of what??? Also a reply to that other comment yes I totally understand you my mental health got very bad because of my online school everyone in it is suicidal and stuff and it got influenced on me and I ended up in therapy I wish I stayed in my old school/:
@@Ykmehuh I understand that:(
@@Ykmehuh online school is not the same as homeschool. And a follower of everything you see other kids doing. You said not being in the school makes you want the bad things you see other kids doing. And it make you want to be rebellious. That's an issue with you not with homeschooling. Sounds like you just want to follow the crowd and lack respect for your parents.
That is wonderful! He has been so lucky not to know that kids use the first letter and add word! So precious.
But you were the one homeschooling him. Even if he was in an online school unless he's in highschool a significant amount of involvement from parents in the child education is standard (4-5 hours in elementary and 2-3 in middle)
What the word fun? 🤧
Funned if I know! 🤣
I know this is probably satire but if we’re taking this literally, stop blaming “homeschooling” for everything you’re the parent whose teaching them, that’s on you not your kid or homeschooling as a whole.
Home"school" parents fail, on the whole, so I'd say it is home schooling on the whole
I assume he meant first following letter...
In my opinion homeschooling is way better than actual school. simply, the teacher dictates your time in school when u get control over ur time at home. Thus ur children will study more. Also., you are not exposing your children to the horrors of lgbtq which is a good thing.
Wow, this took a turn from the slightly mad to the downright homophobic! Have a word with yourself mate
@@PhilipsComedy nah I ain’t homophobic my problem is that they promote this activity.
@@yt_babaplays Which, if you think about it, is a little homophobic
Girliepop I was homeschooled, sheltered from the LGBTQ community and I'm still gay AND transgender AND polyamorous, you aren't protecting your kids by depriving them of their education lmao
@@firstnamelastname-vf1nd nah but at least we control when they learn this sort of shit
So, what is the first letter? Don't leave us hanging!!
It’s “E” as in “ef”
🤣 and It was FATHER 🤦🏾🤣
Took me a second to realise 😂
the apple doesnt fall far from the tree
Isn’t that the point I’m making?
I never learned the f word in my school, i learned it online.
But i don't understand what message are you trying to deliver here? are you referring to homeschooling as a bad thing or good thing?
Keep up the excellent work your doing.
I’ll do my best. Thanks
wow you have never slipped up around your kids? I take a bow.
I'm homeschooled
It happens. I hope you had a better teacher than my kids! 🤣
I think I did@@PhilipsComedy
it is good to have a balance though just enough so that when they go into the real world they know what those things mean@@PhilipsComedy
Dude. Kids in public schools are different kids when they go to school just like we all were lol! My son knows the words. Just knows not to use them. I want him to know, just how to apply them in private adult or never spaces lol! Kids from all walks of like LESRN this
Wow…love the innocence of your child…didn’t learn to cuss and didn’t know that the ‘F’ word had to begin with the ‘F’ …think X-ray doesn’t begin with ex…you see innocence as stupidity…you fail!
And you see jokes as reality…I pass!
the product of bad homeschooling that is lol
My son was afraid to write the words ‘throw up’ - I have no idea why. But we homeschool and I chalked it up to his complete and utter innocence. He really thought it was a bad phrase! ❤
That’s so sweet. Kudos for homeschooling. I didn’t when the country had to. Could not do it again! Hats off to you
So pure so beautiful but do you think they can handle this world? This world is not for the weak
Nor is it for the anonymous
I would've just said fuck.
How old even is he lol😂
Btw don’t answer this question⬆️⬆️
Cringe
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That's a dumb thing to say homeschooling ruin your child , I don't see anything wrong in your child asking you that, you should have use that opportunity to educate him on that.
Yup, just gonna do that after you look up “joke” in the dictionary 😜
@@PhilipsComedy )] "Homeschooling ruined our children and here's how I know" does not sound like a joke to me.
@@nathanieledada7398 That’s ok, comedy is subjective and not everyone is going to get every joke. This one just wasn’t for you.
You're right though!
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Than that’s your fault cause your not teaching him properly 😂
That’s too funny 😂
Sorry, I’ll rein it in a bit next time 😜
I am personally offended
How come?
@@PhilipsComedy I am a homeschooler and that's not because they are homeschoolers
@@lydianorris8124 Sure. But you’re commenting on a video from over a year ago that is clearly a joke and referencing the forced homeschooling I did during the Covid lockdown. I’m no expert but perhaps it’s ok to be a little less precious about what we see online?
@@PhilipsComedy nvmd sorry
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Thats on you being a crap teacher
Fat or fu*%? I'm confused
Fatted if I know! 😜
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Ok ita joke. But you are try to make fun of us t
What? Can you write that again so I can understand it and respond properly please?
My bad you guys public school people think we are a joke like you think we are weirdos but you guys site in school for 8 or 6 hours lol@@PhilipsComedy
@@jodikershuk143 Nope, but it seems you have a bit of a victim complex there. I’m not talking about homeschooling in general, this was about lockdown enforced homeschooling
Well most people Said stuff about a home school so lm make sure people Stop is
no man with high testosterone in his blood has ever said the word “bestie”💀
Gay bodybuilders, possibly?
No sane person has every believed testosterone levels so extremely important and unironicly talked about them like it acctuly means anything
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Is it... futile?
@@valeztron3697 nice try, but it ends with gh
Me?
@@PhilipsComedy no it is you
@@JosephAli93 ah well, I can only be me