This principle of content and delivery is a vital one. A child from a destitute but loving home will be infinitely happier than a child from a wealthy but cold one. This is such basic common sense that it seems ridiculous to even mention it. But it is true because delivery is as important as content, and this case would suggest that it is even more so. There is more to learning than content as well.
Delivery plays an important role.
And learning within the family, from the parents, from the God-ordained root of life, learning and nourishment for the young saplings around our table, cannot be downplayed as to its importance. Now that we have established our grounds for homeschooling, we have the delivery end of the equation set on solid footing. We chose classical education for our children because it is the best method out there for producing truly educated individuals. We believe at CCH that parents that homeschool for any length of time at all are benefiting their children, and parents that homeschool through high school, yes, even with classical education, are benefiting their children immeasurably more. However, I do not mean to give the impression that content is unimportant.