At six years old, he had never placed food in his own mouth. When she suddenly died and left him locked in a remote old house, he nearly starved to death before someone found him. There was plenty of food, but he did not feel adequate to feed himself. The professionals have made themselves indispensable by their spoon feeding the sacred knowledge. They would have us believe that only university graduates can provide proper educational nourishment.
Experience proves that children develop best at their own mother s breast.
From the teachers themselves, we hear about the failure of the corporate classroom. If you listen to the professionals when they are called upon to explain their failure, you will hear them blame overcrowded classrooms. They will excuse their lack of control in the classroom by pointing to the laws that prevent them from exercising discipline. For the present, we homeschool parents are still free to discipline. I have heard the public school spokesmen explain their failures by complaining that there is not enough parental involvement.