CANDACE OWENS: Pull Your Children Out of Public School
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It is clear to see that the education system in the United States is broken. How do we protect our kids from this system? Candace has the answer.
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Candace is telling the truth! My wife & I homeschool our kids. We decided to cut one of our jobs & stay home to raise, train, & homeschool our kids. Our kids are thriving because of it.
I homeschool my little girl and she is learning a lot at her on pace. My husband works, I stay home we are learning to work according to our budget.
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Praise the Lord!!
Yea and not everyone can afford that
@Solaris fr
We homeschooled our children when very few did. We were considered the weirdos back then. We are 66 and our children are homeschooling their children now! So grateful!!
👏💪🏾👏
Isn't that the best reward!
You were the first ones to trudge that path. Now we’re pushing through as one to make that path wider and more accessible to those still caught in the cogs.
I hope my children also homeschool their children too. I'd love to help. I love homeschool, I love teaching my children.
Homeschooled my children. I even ran an umbrella school for homeschoolers at one point. I ran an agency that helped homeschoolers find curriculum, etc. Son went into the military upon graduation right after 9/11, now a manager for a company in Atlanta. He is totally hands on, organized, disciplined and as he says I get to play with life size Tonka trucks. But he uses more Geometry, and Physics than probably any other topic other than Grammar. Has to write reports. Pull those children and homeschool them!
I left my corporate job to save my kids from the bs. I decided to homeschool too. It’s hard but my husband and I think it’s best. The public school system is corrupt. 🤦🏽♀️
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No doubt. Has been excessively since the late 70’s.
I’m so happy for you and your family ❤
Even public colleges are corrupt!
Very corrupt.
I quit my job and my husband and I moved in with my mom. That’s what it took to keep my kids out of the system and I don’t feel ashamed or embarrassed. My pride is not more important then my children.
There's absolutely nothing wrong with that. In times like this, it's way better to get your family together. There is power in numbers!
Amen❤
I did the same thing! No spouse though but glad I did it.
High 5, great decision!
This was a good solution and idea that you did, Rachel. What that means is, even if you are poor, you might be able to homeschool your kids if you get help. Your mom allowed you to move in so that you can still have jobs and work but someone is around to take care of your children and take turns with you to school your kids.
IM BLACK MAN AND IM FULLY SUPPORT PRESIDENT TRUMP AND THE REPUBLICAN PARTY!!! 💯 💯 💯 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🇺🇸
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As a brown Hispanic man. I have adopted Conservative and Republican values. I don't trust many current Republican leaders (Rinos).
Should start a podcast. We need black conservative voices!
I'm an "OLD SOUTHERN WHITE CONSERVATIVE" and I "ENDORE THIS MESSAGE"!!!!
A lot of black Americans are waking up to the democratic cyclical shenanigans. “ trust us we’re on your side”. 1,000 yrs later: what did the Democratic Party do for us? , NOTHING (WELFARE STATE) that’s it.
We just pulled our kids out of school three days ago. I immediately felt immense relief.
Way to go! I’m so happy for y’all. I worked with young children in an athletic/extra curricular environment and listened to parents complain about what the schools were teaching, but without ever doing anything about it. I get it’s hard and inconvenient, but those are your children. Meanwhile, as time went on, I saw the psychological toll that public education was taking on children as little as 5 years old all the way up to 17.
We pulled our kids out yesterday! Lots of emotions and yes, a huge relief!
Good for you! Never forget that they are YOUR children and you inherently know what is best for them. Let the adventure that is education begin! God bless you and your family.
@CheckmateCharles I pulled my kids out of the public school system, I have opted for a private school.
@James Madison if relocating is an option I’d be looking into that for sure!
I am a college teacher and I agree 100% with Candace. If I had children, they would be home schooled.
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I always hear from my mom that my kid needs to go to school. She has no idea of what is going on. My son is learning so much more here at home with me. It’s so rewarding seeing him grow everyday. I want him to be strong minded and independent not brain washed and easily controlled by society.
Hang in there… my mom does the same. It bothered me the first couple of years, but now I truly don’t care. They are our children and this isn’t 30 years ago. Stay strong. I’m with you
I think it is scary how a whole generation of mothers think keeping their child at home to "learn" instead of in a public school where you can learn so many different ideas by talking to all different types of students is a good idea. What curriculum are you following? Love your country no matter what? Buy a gun when you can? It's dangerous to stay with like-minded people.
Not brainwashed and independent? You’re literally locking him into an echo chamber and he’s dependent on you for his information because of the homeschooling. The hypocrisy is strong in this one
@@aidendoe5775 So many stereotypes. It appears as if you are the one that needs to be around different people so you can learn different ideas.
@@hemlock1881 Yikes you make homeschooling sound like torture. It’s okay if it’s not for you or your family. That is why we all have a choice as parents. If my child were miserable I wouldn’t continue homeschooling him. I am actually seeing the complete opposite. He is flourishing. We get to focus on the areas he needs help in like things he didn’t completely get when he was in public school. It’s hard for a teacher to focus on one student when there are 24 others in the class. That’s what I love about homeschooling. My child is getting more one on one attention. Again, it’s not for everyone and it appears as though you have the wrong idea about it.
My kids have been private school and home schooled from the beginning of life. No way I’m putting them in public school, or letting a day care raise them.
Smart!
It really depends on where you live whether private schools are an improvement over public.
I always had this question in my mind, How does kids socialize with other kids in a home schooled ecosystem?
@B’ 201 Amon you find other homeschoolers. We also socialize with family and non-homeschooling friends.
I made a deal with all of the teachers at my daughter's school. Told them to never ask my daughter to do their bidding. Doesn't matter if she doesn't study, doesn't matter if she doesn't do her homework, I don't care. I want her to want to learn whatever she thinks is interesting for her. I trust her because she truly is smarter than my wife (her mother) so I want her to have her own path. This doesn't mean I don't guide her but I'm trying to make her see things other children don't. While she is in public school, she does private study, kind of private school where she does her homework with help because it is very important to be able to ask for help in life and she have to learn that your days are precious so you should get rid of boring stupid chores they give you at school, as fast as you can and as easy as you can. I always was a man of "how to finish something easier and faster?". This served me well so I wish my daughter thinks before she acts, every time. You don't learn this in public school but there's lessons to be learned in public schools as well.
We have been home schooling for 6 years now. Would never send my kids back to a public school.
Good for you! This is my first year homeschooling my 2nd grader. I can’t imagine ever sending her back.
Same here. Proud of you mama's. Now time to get out of Cali for us.
I’m loving the comment section 👏
Good for you
If I want to start home schooling where can I begin?
You don't have to be perfect, just better than public school. It's not a high bar. Homeschooling is the best decision we ever made for our daughter.
I best comment ever ❤ “it’s not a high bar” facts.
I seriously leaned almost nothing in school. It was just years of being bored. The bar is very very low.
Very profound❤
There are so many online homeschooling support options available now. It just takes commitment and good parenting
We pulled our son out of an "elite" high school back in January and he said he's learned more with our homeschool curriculum than he ever did in high school. So happy we made this decision. Thank you Candace for the encouragement. We can do this.
what curriculum are you using?
I’ve been telling people that for years the Hillary Clinton crap isn’t good for any child to learn
That started the whole slide into stupidity
im 59 and remember being appalled at the comment in the early 80's by Hillary, "It takes a village to raise the children" and I thought, "What"? "No, I AM Going to raise my child"
I thought that was so strange of her to say that and didn't like or trust her after that comment. Also, her comment about, "You want to start a small business, forget it"!
She said, "Well you can forget about that" I have never liked her.
@@diannebartkus9893 I agree she’s pure evil , my favorite was calling the American people a basket of deplorables , I’d rather be a deplorable then like her or biden
It’s the Marxist collective
It’s devils plan inorder to confuse humans and bring one world order where people remove GOD
George Carlin said it best they want people smart enough to vote but not smart enough to think critically.
Never in a million years did I think I would be homeschooling my kids. But we have found a wonderful co-op and there is an unlimited amount of support from the homeschool community in our area. No looking back, we are done with the system!
That’s what we did with our daughter I put her back in public school and they’re covering the things that we worked on in homeschool 2 years ago.
spread the word start a mailing system you smart
Me too… and here we are… I know I made the right decision!!
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My husband and I just pulled our boys out of school last Wednesday, and in doing so, I was screamed and cursed at by a hostile, angry board member of our small school in front of my 9 year old son. I am so glad we decided to make this decision of homeschooling.
Homeschooling is illegal in several country's, Sweden for one. California aka Nazifornia has been trying to outlaw it for years. Stand up for your parental rights fellow Americans. Homeschool your children.
Why was the board member mad? And are u doing online public schooling? I’m trying to find a good one for my 6th grader
@@becky7637 The board member was mad because the school (at least up here in Montana, I'm not sure about other states) looses funding. The school gets a certain amount of money per student per year. We were attending our rural school which is a 2 room school house with only 6 students. When I pulled both my children (4th grade and 1st grade at the time) the school dropped to 4 students and the school lost some of their allotted funds for the remainder of the year. I am not using an online school program but instead using a program that was recommended to me by one of my former teachers. Both my kiddos now 5th and 2nd grades are thriving and so much happier. They still see their friends but have a lot more hands on learning and we can go more in depth with subjects. If either of them are struggling we can take our time to make sure they understand the topic at hand.
@@Want2cJesus best advice if someone is trying to ban homeschooling you better move immediately and find a place that welcomes it
probably because you just made a dent in their salary.
I can't take any "educated" person seriously who believes in infinite genders and subjective "truth"
@E Ardlow Imagine how radical your ideology has to be that you spends Millions on gender study other than investing into technology to prevent climate change that gives people more jobs to fix poverty, What have you been watching that you've been brainwashed by the lies of the lefties
@E Ardlow I dunno, the very people crying about global warming and rising ocean levels are the same people buying up ocean front property and beach houses. Every decade for as long as I've lived they've claimed the world will end in a few years because of it. Still waiting.
@@blazechicken6822 Yup.. Ever since the 50's, these global warming conspiracy theorists claim the world will end in ten years or less. Still waiting.
@@blazechicken6822 exactly
@@EndeAbgrunds yes
I’m 16 and I’ve been homeschooled by my parents since preschool and I am so thankful for my parents because I’m not being taught this woke bullcrap.
They obviously didn't teach you proper sentence structure.
@@Randyisanass and nobody didn’t teach you, not to be an idi ot.
Randy Casto randy the dummy lol
There’s always somebody who wants to steal your joy and sense of accomplishment. They have to do that so they can feel better about “themselves!” You’ll know this because they really had no need to comment at all, but they did.
same.
I’m a public school teacher. The system is trash (almost every facet of it) and I learned this by the end of my first month of teaching. Teaching is one of my spiritual gifts and I absolutely love my students! It’s so sad that so many passionate educators are leaving but some of us just can’t take it anymore.
Hell half teachers there were only a few I felt that cared about me rest I swear it's like they want wanted become teachers just be able abuse and hurt kids
@@Emilythematerialgurl A lot of the kids are also terrible kids that have no respect for their teachers. My mom used to be a teacher for 4 decades. She said every decades she could see the difference and the kids are getting worse and worse and to top it off, she can't even discipline them anymore. She said one bad thing to her "rude" student and then the parents came and attacked her, but whenever their kids misbehave they don't care. So if you are a teacher and the kids are terrible and nothing you do is enough. Why should you bother giving your 100%? In the end what she did was teach in front of the class, she gave her students homework, and if they don't want to focus in class or do their homework she doesn't care. She does her job for the sake of getting her salary and her pension. Those students who showed interest to study she will focus on that particular student. But why care so much towards bad students who doesn't respect you and the parents don't care at the first place?
I had an algebra teacher that said we are not moving on till everyone gets this so ask questions there’s no point in me moving on if you don’t understand this. I was so impressed with her teaching style because everyone in her class understood and no one flunked her class I know because I asked her. Everyone also asked questions when they didn’t understand. When I was in grade school I used to talk to my teachers and they promoted students to think on their own now it’s much different sadly.
Do you teach at private school now?
I like your reply but your grammar is way off for a teacher.
I home schooled 10 years ago. I cannot imagine putting a naive sponge into today's public school system. I would NEVER do it! Make your own money! Set your own schedule! Raise your own family!
Well said!!!!!!
breaking out of the system as early as possible gives you a major head start in the modern day america
true
Public education has descended into an anti-education cesspool of pro-leftist postmodern ideologically driven lunacy. What to think supersedes how to think and neo-marxist narratives overrule reason.
I was watching an OLD automotive TV show and one of the guys was wearing a tshirt that said "i is a kollege stoodent". LMFAO! Perfectly fits today's "educated" lefties!
What did the government do with regards to radio in 1917?
What new technology was used in 1918 by all waring nations?
What new technology was released in 2018?
What city was the first city to have 300 base stations? It starts with a W.
Research the symptoms of RF radiation over exposure.
Just answer those questions and take the red pill ef the needle.
Imagine the tv, radio, social media were all saying for 2 years that the sickness was from new 5g and to take precautions such as Hydration,high nutritional foods, antioxidants,walk barefoot etc...
Then I come along and say no,it's because ONE person ate a bat and caused invisible viruses to jump on EVERYONE IN THE ENTIRE WORLD and you just need a vaccine I'm out of pocket for..
Imagine that LMAO
How to rid your body of radiation..
• Introduce more chlorophyll-rich foods into your diet, such as seaweed, kelp,dulse blue-green algae, spirulina, and chlorella. These plants contain rich minerals, including iodine, that bind up the receptors site in your thyroid so that any radioactive iodine that you end up being exposed to will be unable to harm your thyroid. These foods also contain potent antioxidants, like selenium, that prevent destructive free radical activity and cancerous growth, as well as chelating agents that bind to toxins and eliminate them from your body.
• Eat antioxidant-rich foods of every color, especially cherries, blueberries, pomegranates, yams, and sweet potatoes. The variety of antioxidants found in these foods help your body to mop up free radicals and toxins.
• Drink six to eight 8-ounce glasses of filtered water every day to flush and hydrate your system.
• Consider taking vitamin C, E, and D to assist antioxidant actions within your body. Also, alpha lipoic acid is a nutrient that protects cells from radiation damage.
• Herbs like dandelion, peppermint, and chrysanthemum help the body detoxify.
• Undergoing a medically supervised detox program like the Tao of Wellness Detox Retreat can support your body's cleansing function
The answers..fact check them yourself..
Nationaized radio broadcast. Developed high power wireless RF.
High power wireless radio frequency.
Fifth generation higher power wireless RF.
Wuhan china.
Symptoms are identical to a bad "flu"
How?? College degrees are very positively correlated with higher income.
CANDACE, YES, YOU NAILED IT...SCHOOLS DROPPED HOME ECONOMICS AND SHOP CLASSES...NO TRADES...I AGREE WITH YOU.
Duncecap.
@@swivarithanlgooding-splatt3256 huh
@@JohnSmith-nu4ix A Dunce Cap means that the person wearing it is a slow learner or an idiot. It used to be worn in schools when a pupil misbehaved or just couldn't keep up with the rest of the class. Since it was a form of embarrassement it was phased out. I believe what Swivarithan L'Gooding-Splatt was trying to convey is that someone would have to be an idiot not to agree with Monique Johnson's comment.
The district my kids attend has a program where juniors and seniors can go off campus and learn culinary, welding, auto mechanics, cosmetology, CNA, LPN and many more and after senior year they get state certified and go right into the work force. My oldest is in the welding program now and loves it.
This is terrifying. My toddlers aren't school age yet but this just makes me so glad I've made the decision to homeschool!!!!
you can teach algebra and science I guess.
@@survivortechharold6575 It's not difficult to convey mathematics and the sciences on a grade school level.
Amen! Best decision we ever made and going on 6 years now!
Do it in the right way
Awesome choice
By the Grace if God He put on my heart to remove my kids from public school a year before the pandemic, also started working from home. I’m so thankful for his direction “He is my shepherd”. It’s been difficult but worth it all. The online school is pushing this agenda as well but when I hear it I put a stop to it. I’m with you! MOVE your kids NOW! Trust the Lord and He will lead you and your family.
Thank you. I needed to hear this. I'm a single mom and I've been praying for God to help me homeschool my kids and work. I've finally been given an opportunity to work from home and I'm researching curriculum available and what curriculum I can plan on my own. I know it won't be easy but my kids are worth it. A bonus is that I'll be there to protect my kids as well. Schools aren't safe anymore.
Congratulations I too am homeschool pull up journey On you tube for reading, follow families that homeschool on Instagram and realize EVERYTHING is considered learning
God bless you and your family for listening his guidance.
I was struggling with this all day tomorrow I have a meeting to switch my child to homeschool but my mom saying it’s not good for my kid.. I stumbled upon this video and these comments and I feel so much better thank you so much ❤
Homeschooling is the only way
If the Virus is as dangerous to children as they say wouldn't home schooling be the safest option?
Sorry you can’t state facts on RUclips 😂
They did that last year it’s called virtual learning only parents paid that price of both working from home and teaching kids .
🤷🏾♂️
And those parents that home school or pay for a public school should receive a tax cut from the hefty School . Anyone that insists to indoctrinate our children.? I say hey “teacher “ you are paid to teach important subjects and not your own personal opinion or choices . .
It's not as dangerous as they claim it to be, that's the point.
President Gordon B. Hinckley said: “The greatest job that any woman will ever do will be in nurturing and teaching and living and encouraging and rearing her children in righteousness and truth. There is no other thing that will compare with that, regardless of what she does.”
Exactly.
❤️❤️❤️❤️
And Jackie Kennedy said " if a women fails at being a mother none of her accomplishments matter". Thank you for your post 👍
That is true and in Uganda we are doing all what it takes to show parents that they are first teachers
? Above serving your family is serving and honoring God.
I am a homeschooling Mom but that does not define me. I am made in the image of God and my life's goal is to honor Him.
Finally someone talking about the broke system in schooling.
The correct word is"broken".
Whatever word you use, it’s still damaged
Agreed!
Republicans plan to privatize schools, want to turn people against schools so people accept it. They won't invest in education, they never do, why do they want them to know nothing , so they'll keep you controllable. Republicans consistently vote for losers giving all the tax payers money that should go to schools to corps and tax cuts. Sorry, I don't know any kids who have been taught the things she claims. But yes the education system is a mind numbing, authoritarian, void of thinking skills wasteland. C.O. is feeding you political propaganda.
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“And now all of our children are orphans.” What a powerful statement. As someone who was homeschooled k-12, I fully approve!!
You have no idea what a horror show you missed!!
And despite what peeps imagine, I attended 50 years ago and it WAS A FARCE!!
Woody Allen had a VERY funny line in his 50 year old movie "Sleeper". He was told
that a nuclear bomb had been detonated by a guy by the name of Albert Shanker.
Shanker was actually the head of the United Federation of Teachers...IN THE '60S!!
Public schools are much worse than a travesty, they're only intended for derelict college
students unable to pass math/science, but wanting an iron-rice bowl job.
@@WayneLynch69 My parents did a lot of research into the public schools in the 70s, and as a result they felt they had no choice but to homeschool. The school system and teachers unions have been engaged in willful indoctrination and dumbing down of our children for nearly a hundred years. It’s nothing but a Marxist brainwashing scheme, and there is solid evidence to prove it. That’s why nothing that’s happening now with CRT, masks, etc surprises me. This is just the endgame of their goal of destroying American ideals.
Yes! Why do kids spend so many hours of the day in school anyway?? I graduated in 07 and I'm homeschooling my toddler til he graduates. Why am I trying so hard to raise a disciplined citizen at home when it will all be undone by teachers and peers when they go to school for most of the day? No thanks!
@@ethanh6370 John Dewey openly declared that school is a religion ushering in the kingdom of God. He was an atheist. If he was an atheist, what "god" did he mean in his creed?
So blessed that my daughter is home schooling her children.
Bless their heart
@Vanidia Fortes private school is just like public school the only differences are you have to pay and wear uniforms
My grandson was too and also blessed. I am going to be shocked if homeschooling doesn't become outlawed. After all they have to reach everyone and can't let any slide through like trying so hard to do the same with the vax.
@@ahmedmaklad6527 It’s not an all or nothing. Parents should do their homework when it comes to private schools. Some are actually good.
@@ahmedmaklad6527 Facts 💯
We have been homeschooling ever since the schools shut down due to the pandemic. Best decision ever. I’ll never go back.
God bless you. I’m trying to make the switch.
Some of my most left-leaning woke lgbt friends were homeschooled by Christian conservative parents. Homeschooling doesn't determine what they will end up believing.
Same here..... So easy going and they actually learn the the material...not like when I was at school, I had no idea what was going on..it was all too quick to grasp,and just keep going to keep up with the pace of the curriculum...🏃♀️
@@janicefinch3563 I wonder, could it be their parents were a little too conservative, restrictive, and sheltering, leading these people you know to rebel?
@@janicefinch3563 the point isn’t necessarily to keep them from all the woke nonsense. It’s to give them an actual ACADEMIC EDUCATION. Having said that, many parents will teach them about Marxism/Communism theory and let them come to their own conclusions on which type of society they feel is best.
I’ve been made aware of something going on in a community near me and it’s pretty great IMO. Families are pulling their children out of public school, coming together as a group, and privately paying a teacher to teach their children as a group.
I thought it was a great idea and also a great alternative if you can’t stay home yourself to teach your children. Communities coming together like this is a beautiful thing.
But soon it will become like the public school. The main theme is for u to be with them for much of the day.
@@hibatuadam2777 It won't become like the public school because the parents have control of it. They choose the teacher(s) and they do more with the teacher and the homework and know exactly who their kids go to school with.
This is another great solution for families that are poor, that want a good, private teacher to teach their kids.
@@zd1one Based comment.
In NC, the parents have to teach but can supplement with coops.
The “C” word pushed us to homeschool since my child hated virtual learning. We just began year 2 and he’s reading at 3rd grade level, and breezing through math. He loves science, mainly biology, and we’re feeding that interest daily. I have to sacrifice by keeping our budget fully in check, I don’t get my hair and nails done, and we don’t get to travel as much, but that’s what being a parent is. Sacrificing so that we can give our children what they really need.
I want to like the post 300X’s 🙌🏽
Kuddos to you momma for putting your kids before you! You inspire me for when I become a mother!!!
What is c word
What’s the C word?
@@billyjean7169 Rona
@@amlg7698 I don't understand what you said
I sent my second child to a charter school. Her dad took her and picked her up because his office was just beyond the steel door on the other side of the building. Not perfect but SSSSOOOO much better than public school.
Eh my kids are at a charter in Philadelphia and it's barely better
Home with my children and teaching them to love all people and value them as God’s unique creations!! Character is what matters! So sad that America has forgotten this.
You are the best teacher and parent coz who that teaches her children to know GOD gives children the best start in life. Today people's focus is mainly on money. Am Tr. Peter Okware from Teachers TV Africa
America never thought that…
Yes, I agree. America used to be Christian as well. Now the 'woke' people want everything to be godless
Thank you! I wish you can be my kids teacher 🥺
@@EE-hi4re when was America Christian? After Jim Crow laws?
Homeschooling is so much easier now than when I homeschooled my children.
Texas makes it extremely easy. I keep a portfolio and still keep records of everything even though it is not required out here.
I pulled my kids out last year I refuse to put up with the BS!
I've noticed children who are homeschool are much happier. Children who are in public schools tend to be unhappy and depressed
my parents would have loved to home-school me but we didn't have the money and my parents didn't get an education when they were kids so it was impossible
@@coryhawley738 I homeschooled my kids. I barely have an education. I learned with them. They passed me quickly but I helped them with their schedules and gave them a lot of support. They both got into the very top universities and got practical degrees.
Bullied!!! So many people I know have kids in public school who are bullied to the point they attempt to take their life or start self harming themselves. Principles say they can’t do anything. When we ran into the same thing in elementary the principal told us the bullying was minor and if we only knew how bad bullying is in junior high😒😒😒. That didn’t help us!!
I am a public school teacher and your statement isn’t at all accurate (in terms of the children who go to public school), can’t comment on home school education. Are you a teacher too?
That is one hell of a bad generalization there Meg
Proudly homeschooled for 8 years and love every second of it. For anyone thinking about maki g the switch you are enough, you can do it, your kids will be better for it
Every second of it ? Lol just kidding 😉😉 it’s takes dedication!!
Whats the best home schooling teaching
Guys I am so torn. I want to badly, but I don't know where to start.
@@vroach7189 my favorite curriculums are the good and the beautiful, IEW, and master books
@@Amanda.Marie40 haha some days are difficult but since we get to make our own schedules those days we can take a break and go to the park. It’s nice not to feel “stuck” in difficult days
North America is one of the only cultures where it’s “every man for himself” if parents need to work then we need to be a community and help each other out! Make it work to save the kids!! Great clip
False, very very false. Dead wrong
This is it Aaryn.
Be nice if churches would help with space and parents could rotate teaching kids in the communities
I’ve had much more help from the community in the states than living in Spain. In Spain I’ve received zero help from the community. There’s no community. Nobody cares about anyone except for their own and their closest friends. Everyone else is invisible to them. In the states moving around I’ve always found wonderful people to help me as a young widowed mom.
@@englishwithalex Thanks for this info as I was planning to move to Spain!
Probably you didn't meant it this way, but thanks anyhow
When she said children are becoming orphans because of over worked parents …..I love Candace
And we can work until the day we die, the news today said Social Security is about to be completely empty. They are blaming it on Covid, not the fact they have been paying it out to people who never put in
Packs way more truth than “ latch key kids”
It has been this way for nearly 50 years, thanks to “women’s lib.” I grew up a latchkey kid as my single mom worked her butt off. I am happy and blessed to be able to raise my kids at home. Some people do not see it as a job, I see it as the MOST important job I ever have and ever will have.
@@madmigraineur3815 absolutely stay home moms work really hard we don't have a break.
Back in the late 80's early 90's I worked at a bank courier company. My hours were 430am - 230pm. Had a great early morning babysitter who got him to school, but I was home with hi after school. If course I was dirt poor, everyone said work more hours..I wanted to be home with him, and only one co worker said he respected my decisions. Now in 2021, he's 40. I can never get that time back when he was a small child, but I was eventually able to make a lit of money once he left home.
Time well spent. Worth EVERY sacrifice it cost me to be home with him after school....I'd have it NO OTHER WAY..
As a teacher, I completely agree with Candace.
As do I but may I ask your reasoning? Since your a teacher ofcourse..
@@taniam.4554 Be careful asking a teacher that question when you didn't use the right spelling of your/you're.
@@bigguy7353 lol
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Legendary teacher
This is amazing. Thank you so so much for saying it like it is
My son is kindergarten age this year. Thank God we got to see the true colors of the public school system before we enrolled any of our children.
I’ve been teaching him to read for 2 months using the book “Teach your child to read in 100 easy lessons.” He can already read short stories. You don’t need public school if you’re willing to sacrifice what’s necessary in order to save your children’s minds.
“Only a fool would let their enemy teach their children.”
-Malcolm X
I used that book with my daughter when she was 4. Her preK wasn’t doing crap to educate her so I took over. She’s now an advanced reader and considered gifted. High 5
Mama ✋🏻
Just took my son out last week the system is corrupted and I’m soooo tired ..currently working on teaching my son to read
My kids in private schools that actually teach the constitution, patriotism, teach American history, geography, cursive, civics, traditional math, and read classic literature. It’s a financial stress, but very worth it.
Thank you for sacrificing for them. It means you are also sacrificing for US as a whole. You are a GREAT parent.
I don’t know these great schools exist nowadays.
I'm glad my Grandkids are homeschooled. We all need to start up co-ops in our area to teach our children ourselves. We would be 100% better at teaching them then the public indoctrination buildings.
how exactly do you find co ops...
And our tax dollars paying for this public school garbage. There should be school vouchers. If I had kids. i’d be homeschooling!
Yes because you fully understand algebraic concepts, writing strategies, discussion techniques, and a bunch of other components to teaching. Have you ever made a copy of another copy on a copy machine? That's what you're going to get. So you will be teaching as you are learning to teach? God help this country that I fought for.
@@jesseenixon2893 There are a lot more f co-ops that are on Facebook. You could start there.
Look up classical conversations! Great program that’s nationwide
I know God is speaking to me as this video appeared at the perfect time in my life where I’m able to homeschool my kids, I know in my heart this is the right choice for me and my family. Thank you Candace for being unapologetically you and always standing for what’s right. God bless you always.
Carla, I encourage you to read aloud daily from quality literature to your children. You can read to all of your children and each will get out of it what they will. It is also a great platform for discussions! You may also enjoy dramatized books on tape (showing my age) available from your library. Titles by Gladys Hunt will encourage you and provide resources for this!
My eldest was pulled out of conventional school a month before the pandemic hit. It was like a sign. Best decision we ever made.
They also don’t teach kids about money. I dropped out of school and I’ve made millions and now wondering what to do with my kids. Appreciate your no-nonsense perspective Candace.
I’ve been saying that for years teach kids about financing this and budgeting
@Adam Mitchell because that is what part of the real world is…. You have to deal with money to pay rent , water bills and so.
Wish I learned that in school because that is a real thing you will use
They dont teach about money because they only want you to earn a check not write them. To work for corporations not be Self employed or entrepreneurs. They dont teach trades anymore either.
@Adam Mitchell always to parents to blame…. How about sometimes blame the people who they hang out with ya?
@Adam Mitchell and I peg your pardon? Parents listen to their kids? No kids have and always listen to their parents ok
Extraordinary woman! Anyone that attacks this woman, you will notice, have NOTHING of substance to attack her with... she has FACTS on her side... and it REALLY IS THIS SCARY...
She gave the stupidest advice
@@williambarr8336 Candace was on point
Travis FACTS ARE GOOD
@@williambarr8336 You a little slow on the uptake William? If all women were like Candace Owens, women would be intelligent angels everywhere
@@Levestire Is there another PRONOUN we need to use to NOT OFFEND your delicate emotions? I am pretty sure she doesn't need pronouns and is PROUD to be a woman. She is not a black person YOU need to speak for as you liberals like to do.
I got condemned by family, neighbors and friends when I opted to take my kids out of public school and home school them.
At least I can say that my 17 year old son knows who he is, has never done drugs and held a construction job his junior year summer.
We do online Christian school and both my sons are doing great. And they were wonderful gentleman who don’t act like punks too.
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Hi my sister in Christ my sister daughter is 16 years old my niece did 9th grade online during corona and 10 grade she did online accredited school
This year my sister moved from a different county to a small town in the country in NY state they left my neice behind 1 year back so instead of 11 she's in 10th and 2 classes they put her in 9 th grade this new school my niece goes to is really on top of my niece.. their really focused on my niece ......
.their following up on every .....Can my sister go back from home schooling to public school back to home schooling ? Or would they give my sister a hard time .....
The place where my sister moved her landlord who's sister's a guidance counselor spoke about my nieces grades because how did her landlord know classes he failed .My sister landlord told her husband that your wife neglected your son education ....Because my sister decided to do homeschool and it's the school that left my sister behind one year ..it was my brother in law change of heart for my niece decision on homeschooling he wanted my niece to go back to school........Now he's in favor again of home school.....
@@christinestumpf10 I think they will be willing to work with her. I have faith they will. 🙏🏻
@@ItsTheLittleThingsInLife1111 thankyou🌅
Many parents cannot afford private. That's why my nonprofit is focused on establishing a stem charter school.
I homeschool through a charter. Traditional public schools would not accommodate my eldest's accelerated/advanced level of academics. We love it.
@Joy Timmons 😒
We all pay collective billions into school districts. That money needs to be kept by families and spent how they want, not stolen from them under threat of eviction and used to turn children into mentally-ill sociopaths with zero skills.
@Joy Timmons you can do homeschooling if you have the time. But if not a good charter school will suffice. Charter school curriculum can be very different than traditional public schools. For example our charter school is stem based . Our students will be exposed to stem careers and emphasis put in science and math
Third year homeschooling parent with 9 years as a stay at home mom. Thank God we chose this path for our family!
I did it 20 years ago when all of this started. It wasnt popular then and i took a lot of crap for it but i stuck to my guns. My boys are in their 20s now and thank me constantly for it. You're doing the right thing. Prayers up for you and your family. And I applaud you, you're a great mother.❤❤🇺🇸🇺🇸
Amen. I taught mine at home. From birth to 18. They are happy, responsible, respectable men, with a good bit of knowledge under their hats. In fact, they both scored higher than any of the "public school kids", in order to get their diploma, on paper. Both of them. I have always promoted home school for education value, and morals. Happy you are a part of those of us who see what schools actually do.
I always had this question in my mind, How does kids socialize with other kids in a home schooled ecosystem?
@@SacredWaves what do you do for social interaction? I’m thinking about this for my 2 year old daughter in the future.
And isn't there a huge relief knowing your child won't be the victim of a school shooting?
And get together with other families. Homeschoolers have thrived for thirty years by forming co-ops! I promise you, it's possible!!!
I noticed teens that were homeschooled. Do very well. Better than public school teens.
We are trying them this week after last year being shutdown.
I started homeschooling last year. A whole new world has opened up for me and my daughter. Getting into a co-op or another network of homeschool families is key to success. Support and advice from experienced parents makes all the difference. I wish I had done this long before now.
In a Perfect world many parents wouldn't have to Work!!! People are really ignorant to what is going on in the World.
The faster the better. The future of Free America depends on it.
Thank you for standing up for our children. I did this (by divine intervention) 16 years ago when my 1st child was in pre-K. Both my children are now graduated, and I don't regret a moment of it (ok, maybe one or two moments of WTF!). But, as a seasoned homeschool mom, I've seen all types of families that MADE IT WORK for the sake of their families. You all can too.
Amen. Choosing to homeschool was the hardest thing I ever did. But the homeschool community also helps each other out. In addition, I’ve found work tutoring, teaching, and mentoring homeschool families. They’re my best friends and support group. So much better than any public school could attempt to give.
Every sacrifice that parents make to homeschool their children is WORTH IT! 11 years in, and I wouldn't trade a single day of giving my children a True education.
I'm not comfy teaching my kids French, Latin, Greek and German. Probably also not the best to teach them Math, since I only had medium difficult Math.
How can I give them all? I only have Biology, Dutch, English, Physics and Chemistry. That is only half a curriculum. They will be even worse in my worst subjects.
I'm just amazed how Americans are so scared that Spanish will turn their kids into communist atheists. Being in a christian school is what made me stop believing in their stories. Reading the bible made me stop being christian.
A public school that doesn't teach religion could never do that. They can only learn you subjects. Subjects that prepare you for enginering, med school, vet school, psychology and all other important high society jobs.
@@MissMoontree Public schools are the most widespread religious schools in the world. The father of public schooling in the US even stated this openly in his creed.
Read My Pedagogic Creed by John Dewey. He said "teachers are social servants who help usher in the true kingdom of God."
He was an atheist who adopted the philosophies of Charles Darwin and Karl Marx, as dictated by Adam Weishaupt. This is the history you never learn about the modern schooling movement.
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Back when I was in grammar school, the "whole language" method was taught and I couldn't read anything to save my life. I couldn't sound out words, let alone comprehend anything. My Mom recognized this and pulled both me and my sister out of the public school we attended and home schooled us. If she hadn't of done that, I would have never learned simple phonics and how to read at all. Those years together made us all really close as a family, and that is something you can't ever get from any other institution. Thanks Mom.
My kindergartner was supposed to memorize how to spell ten + words a week and be tested. They also taught the sound of letters. Seriously, I have taken multiple psychology classes and gone through a school system of memorize and regurgitate. That doesn’t plant anything in long term memory. I started homeschooling for multiple reasons. Hooked on phonics is the best thing ever! I’m so happy my kids are learning to read not memorize spelling of words!
Yes, thank your mom, that is the BEST decision she could have made. Thank the Lord I took my kids out as well. I think they understand now, more than ever what it means to be able to think things for their own selves, and not have a huge crowd dictate to them what to do or think. Most importantly, I did teach the word, no matter what God word does not return void, it will do.what He sent it out to do, in Jesus' name, amen
What is The Whole language method?
That's awesome! I have a somewhat similar story. My mom decided to pull me out of school when I came to her one day when I was in fifth grade and told her how frustrated I was that I couldn't figure out long division. There were other reason for pulling me out too, but that moment was the catalyst for her pulling me out. I'm so grateful she did because I learned so much more than I ever would have in a public school.
That "whole language" approach in Reading was the dumbest of all. Imagine staring at the pictures and words and GUESSING what those words say about the picture. The most rewarding time of my life was when I tutored 2nd and 3rd graders who could not read. We learned phonics first, and those children got excited how fast they could learn how to read with comprehension.❤
We have homeschooled from the start, we are broke, drive old cars but manage every month to make the ends meet. Our priorities changed so vastly, no more keeping up with any Jones family on any street. Best decision we ever made.
Agreed. The freedom to home educate is amazing. It's a blessing from God!
Yes! I pulled our youngest out this year. I work full time from home, and I am homeschooling. It is taking some serious time management skills but I am here to tell you that it can be done. I just had to make my mind up to prioritize the things that truly matter. It has already been awesome, and also eye opening. Our daughter is GT and we noticed the last two years she wasn’t being stimulated and was bored out of her mind. The curriculum we are using for homeschool has been very challenging already, advanced compared to what the public school system offered, and she is thriving!
Do you have to do anything to become a homeschool teacher? What’s the process to do homeschooling?
@@peightonsmith4224 it depends on where you live. Here I had to send a letter of intent to the school board and I have to show them our portfolio twice a year. The state requires that we teach certain subjects and the portfolio is a sampling of completed work and/or tests in each subject. The curriculum choice is completely up to us, and there are many to choose from. The only thing I had to do to teach notify the school board and purchase the curriculum. I recommend reaching out to anyone you know who may already homeschool and start asking questions. They can point you in the right direction. The homeschool community is super helpful, and I am finding so many people through local coops who are first years. It’s been very fun and rewarding.
I couldn't agree more! We use Abeka Academy and my daughter (4) just finished K4 and she's reading and doing some addition. It's more advanced than public school, but I think she's a lot like me where she needs that challenge and stimulation to thrive. I love finding other home school mamas! I also work from home full time, and it definitely is a balancing act but so worth it and so rewarding! I get a ton of backlash from my mother in law but I'm proving to her that public school isn't needed, she's amazed by how much my daughter has learned so far!
@@peightonsmith4224In Georgia, all we have to do is fill out a letter of intent that basically says we intend to home school and that we will provide atleast 180 days of learning and we will teach the basic courses required by the state and that's it! We use Abeka Academy which has a fully accredited option so they keep a transcript and grade the work and all. It's great! It's basically a boxed cirriculum. You pay the tuition either up front or in 10 monthly payments and that tuition includes all of her lessons, worksheets, etc. The teacher even explains the worksheets so there isn't much you'd have to do other than supervise and assist as needed. I work full time so that's why we chose the teacher led. But we make our own schedule, we choose our start date, and we have up to 12 months to complete the 170 lessons and have the work turned in. The unaccredited option is more lenient. You don't have to turn in coursework. They also have a parent led option. It's christian school, and it's actually based out of Pensacola Christian Academy in Pensacola, FL.
@@kristenadorno we use Abeka too! Our local private school uses abeka so I figured if I wanted to transfer her at some point it would be a much easier transition. We also still get the side eye and people asking us if we’re going back to public, but this works so much better for us and our daughter is learning so much!
So happy you’re preaching homeschooling!!
Yes, absolutely. It is generally a much better option than public school.
I pulled my kids out of public schools about 2 years ago I put them in Catholic school. And I have to say it was a very smart decision I'm very happy with the outcome these public schools are ridiculous. They will get no education there only BS.
Watch out for even the Religious Schools, more and more are starting to push the same crt BS!
@CRISTAN I'm a Christian that doesn't believe in the Catholic Church or their Tenets. They have changed the wording and meanings of the Bible many times to suit their goals. They have made things up that NEVER were in the Bible. The Sabbath is on Saturday not Sunday, the Catholics changed that. There is no such thing as the Trinity, the Catholics made that up.
I have believe in Faith not Religion!
They're run by satanists now, that's why they attack and manipulate the children to their ideals. Look at society to see that's true.
@CRISTAN I went to Catholic school in kinder and 1st grade, I wouldn’t recommended, unless you subscribe to catholic ideology. Plus I would never trust a Catholic church so I wouldn’t trust their school with my kids either
@@MariahSpeaks Catholic here. I went to parochial schools from kinder to 12th grade.
When non-Catholics talk about Catholicism and its school system it's, how would I say it, amusing. This thread has turned into anti-Catholic thread which isn't all too surprising.
If tuition wasn't an issue I'd personally send my kids to Catholic school if it had a solid academic curriculum, the ECs were robust and, above all, if the school was actually Catholic and not Catholic in name only.
Girl, we are homeschooling….what a blessing! Thanks for sharing this message!
Wow, so true. We sat down with a neighbor and showed her that by working, she was losing more money than if she stayed home. A second vehicle, more gas/tolls/parking, more takeout, more work outfits, more taxes, more expensive insurance, etc. Many families would be better off financially if they were on a single income, especially considering medicaid and EBT available to low income families. And I don't think any family that educates their children at home should feel shame out accepting it. It's legal, and they're saving the government thousands by not having their children in public school.
"THE GUY WHO RUNS IT OVER THERE" WHAT A JOKE OF A PRESIDENT
Your ignorance is certainly thick, isn't it? It was clear he didn't want to refer to Trump as a president because he was leagues beneath the office of the presidency.
@randy, wth are you talking about?
@@Randyisanass Ryan was referring to dementia patient Biden, dummy.
Stop using caps
Anyone who says they can't homeschool because then their kids wouldn't be socialized is monumentally unintelligent.
It's just a conditioned response. It can be unlearned.
The only socialization most kids learn is bullying, and trying to change themselves to fit in. The most mature and well-adjusted kids I ever met are always homeschooled kids.
@@elisabethandersen1102 I agree! I know many families that have and are homeschooling. Their kids flat out- TOP of the class -smart! MATURE too! And all have done well in life! Sent my daughter to private school, scrimped. But if I had kids now! I’d be homeschooling! Without a doubt!
Its a cop out. There are activities such as dance, sports, youth groups, scouts etc.
I'm living proof that this statement is true. Never once had a problem socializing. Played in city baseball leagues, went to summer camps, attended community art programs, worked several jobs, joined the military and a side note on that - people who graduated public school only had to score a 31 on their ASVAB test, but not me as a homeschooler I had to score a 50.. Now as somebody who works in public schools, I can safely say that this generation is screwed. Candace is 100% right. These are not schools, they are indoctrination camps.
I 100% agree with you. My oldest was homeschooled in kindergarten and I'm homeschooling him now for the first grade. I have 3 other small children at home and i created a nice schedule for them all. I can rest daily knowing that they are safe, well educated and not being brainwashed nor manipulated by whats being taught in the schools.
Home schooling is a healthier way to learn than public schools.
The thing is, our teachers are not very smart. It's just a fact. I mean, there are some smart ones, but not many.
As a research engineer with an advanced degree, I spend a lot of time around very smart people. None of them would want to be high school or grade school teachers.
I know many teachers one being my sister in law and they are all potheads and not that smart tbh
That is because public school teachers major in Education in college, not major in History, Science, English, etc. Whereas private schools, teachers who major in History teach history, teachers who majored in science teach science, teachers who majored in math teach math.
Facts 💯
Wow, it's really scary when it's laid out like that. I don't even have kids and I'm terrified about the future.
Don’t be terrified :) Roll your sleeves up and take whatever is coming by the horns. 💪🏾
After one and a half years in school, I took my kids back(18 years ago) and I think it’s what many mothers wish for- to actually raise and be with their kids. And not only that but kids teach us too- remind us daily what is important. Our family
I'm 55 and have 7 kids with only 2 at home now. I have stayed home with them, home schooling and have no regrets on that. Applause for what Candace said!!
I agree Candace! I've homeschooled all my children from the start. I make character development and Bible study a part of our curriculum. In middle school I want to teach them budgeting and money management. Things that would have been more beneficial in my twenties. Just knowing how to treat people gets you further ahead in life, you'll never learn it in public school though.
We started homeschool officially last year. I also want to work on character training/development for my kids. We do have bible study. What other materials/resources/lessons do you use Jessica? Thank you
@@RozziBiznezz84 I recommend the following excellent materials/resources: Progeny Press Study Guides (and the accompanying titles upon which they are based) written from a Christian perspective; Five in a Row by Jane Claire Lambert (and other associated curriculum) providing five days' worth of lessons based upon excellent children's books that are read daily for 'five days in a row'; Honey for a Child's Heart by Gladys Hunt; and Poems for Memorization published by Rod and Staff Publishers (poems for Grades 1-12 divided by grade level).
@@sm8johnthreesixteen Thank you so much Ms Shirley. I am very hopeful and excited about this year because we are trusting God with it.
@@RozziBiznezz84 Oh my gosh my name is also Rosalyn!!!! I've never seen anyone else with my name before this is so cool!!!! I'm 15 so it's really unheard of hahaha
Yes! My exact strategy and mindset! 🙏🏾🤍
This is the main reason Larry Elder is going to win next month
From your's and my mouth, to Gods ear; let us pray!!!
I HOPE SO AND PRAY THAT THIS HAPPENS !!!! But I don't want to get my hopes ups ... still disappointed from the Presidential Election....
I dont think hes going to win. The recall is going to fail. The Dems have already ensured it.
@Jasperoni Chapalini NO, never stoop to their level. We have to make it so hard for them to cheat that it will have to be BLATANT for everyone to see.
@@Mike-qc8xd You're defeated before you start. Get out there and Start fighting. Go down Swinging!!
I’ve got my youngest (all the rest are adults now) in a private Christian school. No mask, covered by the blood of Jesus and protected by some wonderful God fearing individuals. Hallelujah Thank you Jesus 🙌
I’m homeschooling this upcoming year the Lord is calling me too. Never thought I would but am excited!!
My husband was homeschooled when he was a kid, in the mid-late 80's and 90's in Florida. He had a very interesting, even idyllic, homeschool experience. His parents were older and semi-retired, and my husband and his sister were their second set of kids. (They raised their first set in the 60's and 70s, in public school.) In the late 80's his parents bought a live-aboard sailboat and did the boating/sailing subculture thing. Early in his childhood, his parents taught them both the essentials-- how to read, how to write, and basic math. But everything after that was led by their own interests. He was into computers and math. His sister was really into art and making things. They did a modified form of 'unschooling', combined with correspondence school to comply with certain state requirements for a formal curriculum, which covered additional lessons, like geography, history, etc.
The way my husband described it, the first few hours of the morning he'd zoom through his required correspondence school lessons, often doing month's worth of work in a week (and as a result, becoming very advanced in certain subjects). The rest of the day he would do whatever he wanted, so he'd read, go fishing or swimming, write programs on his basic computer (no internet), help his dad work on the boat, and hang out with other boat kids when they were docked at the marina. He developed a tight group of friends his age, and they did lots of kid stuff. But he also spent a lot of time talking to adults of all ages.
Here was the result: For one thing my husband is very good at talking to people. Adults would very often comment how mature he was for his age. He finished his high school lessons at 13, and sold his first piece of software at the same age. Took his GED at 15 and enrolled in college at 16. Started his first company at 24. He's extremely good with his hands. He can fix anything. He's also just really polite and really humble (he'd never talk about all this himself). Today he's a world-class programmer and runs several small businesses and does software consulting. His sister did well too. She married an architect and became a realtor.
The one thing that was difficult for him was when he got to college and had to learn to interact with 'the system' made up of public school kids. His new peers partied a lot, drank a lot, dressed and spoke differently, and were all older than him by 2 years. And he was this smart, nice nerdy kid who just wanted to learn. He adjusted fine, though it took him about a year to learn how to fit in and 'be cool'. Still, he excelled in his classes and his professors loved him.
I was a public school kid myself, and as someone who struggled with it, I'm pretty sold on homeschooling. It's not without its challenges, but if you are willing to make the early sacrifices required set it up for your kid, it's superior. Homeschool is about teaching kids how to teach themselves, so they develop internal motivation. Public schools teach kids external motivation only, where they only do things to get good grades or avoid being punished. I think to get the most out of homeschooling, embed it in a lifestyle that provides you with a well-rounded 'life-education'. I.E, getting outside, making things, interacting with neighbors and older people, cub scouts, sports, mentorships, whatever. There are so many ways to do it. We just had our first baby, and we're planning to homeschool.
What a great example to lead from.
This is a wonderful testimony.
Thank you!
Beautifully said
thank you for your story, it's sure makes you think...as well encouraging.
Yep. When my daughter was baby, my wife started planning for home school. That was 5 years ago. I’m thankful she did as times have changed rapidly.
Hi. The situation is identical in Italy. I'm Italian. Here, homeschooling is not a thing. And private schools teach exactly the same things public schools teach.. so parents doesn't have options..But because of the pandemic, the fact that kids have to wear masks in school and can't move from their desks, the fact that government is thinking of anti covid vaccine mandatory for kids, etc.. make parents doubt the system.. plus, our school system is falling apart anyway... I'm planning to homeschool my daughter unless I'll be able to find a school that doesn't follow the national rules..
Ilaria, sono Americana ma ho abitato in Italia per 10 anni. Ho insegnato in un liceo pubblico ed ero scioccata. Non ho mai sentito di homeschooling quando ero in Italia e avevo paura di fare figli lì. Alla fine sono tornata negli Stati Uniti ma devo dire che sei coraggiosa se scegli di separarti dalla ‘normalità’.
@@Giovi111 wow 10 anni qui sono davvero tanti!!!!! Noi abbiamo la mentalità molto chiusa. Non accettiamo facilmente le novità e chi fa le cose diversamente è visto male. L'homeschooling qui non è molto conosciuto, anzi per niente, eppure è legale. Io stessa l'ho scoperto guardando video di mamme americane insegnare ai loro figli. Spero ti sia trovata bene qui comunque. Ci sono tantissime differenze tra Italia e Usa. Spero un giorno di poter venire lì!!
@@ilariandre_ mi sono trovata bene 😌 mi manca l’Italia ogni tanto ma devo dire che qui sia più facile vivere anche se è pieno di problemi. Spero che tu riesca a venire un giorno! In bocca al lupo con tutto!
Well said Candace! I had some bitterness too after graduation when I couldn't find a job with my pretty worthless degrees and though I'm a conservative, still have been greatly influenced by the thought that it was more important for me to have a "career" than be a wife or mother. I've realized it's more important to have a flexible job you can do from home around being a mother. That way I don't have to give up the care of my child to someone else and can still contribute to household/stimulate my brain.
GOD BLESS CANDANCE OWENS. WE NEED MORE MEN AND WOMEN LIKE YOU. GENUINE PEOPLE WITH A GOOD HEART 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🇺🇸
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Relax bro. She’s just a woman with opinions that a lot of people have😂nothing special g.
we need more rich people telling us how to raise our kids? for realz? how about keep your kids in public schools so they can know their enemy and in turn know themselves. school cant undo what a gangsta ass parent does.
How do you know if she has a good heart? You like it merely because YOU AGREE with it and So Do I. But she's a agreeable safe blk woman that says music to wht people's ears.
@@michaelrobinson540 oh dear somebody's got a big chip on their shoulder 😂😂
Second year homeschooling mom of 3!! Best decision I ever made. I'm happy (but busy) and my kids are happy and thriving!!! There are so many inexpensive and even free homeschooling options out there. If you are even remotely considering the switch to homeschooling, DO IT!!!
Hi. I also have three children. Is it hard to teach them at all different levels? Im so worried I won't be able to balance it all.
@@rebekahguilder602 How close in age are your kids? Mine are K, 1st & 4th. Some subjects I teach them all together (science & social studies/history, art, gym, music, etc) and others I teach my 4th grader separate from my K & 1st grader. Honestly homeschooling is easier once you get a routine and DON'T stress about it. Make learning fun.
@@JessicaLee.3 thank you! Mine are preschool, 1st amd 4th.
@@rebekahguilder602 you can totally do it! I homeschool my 4th and 7th graders and also felt inadequate. This will be our second year. Remember you can ALWAYS do better for your children than the govt. Our kids are thriving. You don’t recreate public school at home, you homeschool. You build it how you want it!
Ugh! It’s actually pretty darn expensive...not only destroying the country but the majority of our property taxes go to schools.
I was pushed through the public school system with the highest grade of a C- until my Father enrolled me in homeschool for my high school years of which I was able to graduate early with honors 4.0 and my SAT scores were above the average high school level in all categories...so I wasn't stupid but the public school system was treating me like I was. Now my husband who also graduated through home school and I both have no degrees but high paying stable jobs and our son is enrolled in a wonderful and enriching Christian private school. Candace you are 100% right in all of this!!!!
As a college professor, I agree with Candace. If my children were still school-aged, they would not be in public school.
I'm scared to death for all my family's children! There future is absolutely destroyed at this point!!
Why? Are all of your family members extrem leftist that don't like homeschooling or private schooles?
I’m in the process of homeschooling my two Children.
My 12 year old daughter just came home with a book called "The 99 Boyfriend of Micah Summers." I have no idea what else is in that library. When I asked the principal about the transparency about the sexualized content in the library the principal defended the content in the name of diversity. He also basically said there is no transparency and no opting out of books. At the same time my kids cannot say the word "Valentine's Day" it is instead "Kindness Day" since common US Holiday names are offensive. So much for diversity. I could write a book about the moral depravity of this district. We are looking at homeschool options right now.
"Passionate Idiots" is very accurate all things considered.
Man she is speaking facts 💯
My children been homeschooled for 7 years. They did pre-k - 5th grade and I pulled them out.
I have eight children. I took them all out of school in 6th grade. They are 25 and 27 years old now. They can read and they are free!
We made it!
Dave Ramsey talks about these useless degrees. He calls it "a degree in left handed puppetry". The education system is flooded with them. It's sad it's become about making money instead of education.
I had a dream several years ago that we were going to homeschool. I didn’t know until a couple years later what it meant. We recently bought a farm in rural Ohio. God gave me revelation of the dream at that point. I was a C average student back in the day and here I am being called to homeschool. Amazing how the internet helps us and the countless curriculum that’s out there to choose from. Not to mention I get to learn all over again with our girls. It has its challenges but we love it. We’ve become so close as a result. I agree with you Candace. Maybe things will change down the road but we’ve got to get our kids out of there.
The internet is a vessel for evil. Please stop letting your kids use it.
I'm homeschooling 4th grade, 2nd grade, kindergarten, and potty training. We sent our first three to Head Start, but we may even skip them for the rest of our kids. We've got a year or so to decide if we think it's worth it. We live in a more conservative community, so it'll take a little longer for the insanity to reach our local Head Start, but I'm not sure if it'll be long enough.
This is so true. I look back at myself at around 13 vs the kids now at 13 and I see how much more advanced I was in thinking, common sense and problem solving. Its crazy. I look at how school treats everyday as fun day and they barely have a full week of school before the pandemic. We have already unenrolled our oldest out of public school and have sent him to private school.
I withdrew my kids today. We school Monday till Thursday and I work on the weekends. 🙃 My kids will be educated🥰
You keep going Carolyn. That’s the best thing to do in these days.
Awesome! Best wishes to you all in your homeschool journey! 🙏
Awesome! To quote Charlie Kirk “you deserve a round of applause for pulling your children out” It was brave! I’m pulling for you!!
On Fridays let them watch Candace videos for a Social Skills credit. 😜
You are the most qualified.
We did that with our 3 kids; little one still homeschooling. We love it. Of course required a monetary sacrifice. I've been the only provider and we've been able to live well (thanks USA). Sacrifice was worth it since my kids now are free thinkers.
Unfortunately, you can see the powers to be pushing more and more about cancelling homeschooling. Of course I live in California, so we are doomed.
Let’s hope Larry Elder gets in as Governor! F Newsom!!!
There is still hope, get out and push the RECALL VOTE and Vote for LARRY ELDER!!
In Germany Homeschooling is forbidden. Even after doctor Hitler the German state wants to have control over the children...
@@pixelfan3014 They need to demand their PARENTAL RIGHTS to Educate their own Children.
leave. Why live where you are oppressed and isolated
Aside from the crazy side effects they are teaching our children, my child was bullied RELENTLESSLY last year in kindergarten. She didn’t want to get up and go at all. She came home with bruises, they let a child spit in her hair… ripped her clothes. She injured her ankle this year in first grade. And guess what? No one called me to inform me of the abuse or accidents.
It’s almost like they want to keep secrets so you don’t take your child out of school.
I spoke with her principal 2 weeks ago and when I brought up the idea of her wanting homeschooled, he immediately said, “Oh no. That wouldn’t be a good fit at all.”
Maybe because the less students that roll up everyday, the less your paycheck will be?
That was enough to make me look into homeschool harder than ever.
I’m from Ohio… I need assistance in trying to figure out how to go about this!
You've perfectly described my estranged daughter. 5 years at a small liberal arts college and she has nothing to show for it. Anthropology, sociology, and women's studies?!? She worked as a BANK TELLER after college, for Pete's sake!