Пища для размышления: http://www.timesgazette.com/main.asp?SectionID=1&SubSectionID=1&ArticleID=155489&TM=39988.7To quote a recent college graduate...  The most important points of home education are the freedom to create the best possible curriculum and its unique atmosphere advantageous to students. Parents and students have control over the curriculum; so if they don't like some of the books by one company, they can substitute by using books from another company. For example, when I was home schooled, my parents used the A Beka curriculum. Because my parents knew exactly what my strengths and weaknesses were, they were able to design an education plan that would help me get the most out of my schooling."OK. It's confession time. I just quoted my oldest daughter. After we completed her home schooling years, she graduated at the top of her class (public school), scored a 34 on her ACT English (her college major), and received a substantial trustees scholarship at a private college. Lord willing (and the creeks don't rise) she will earn a second degree next spring. She's 19.