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Re: I used to be disgusted, and now I try to be amused.
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Originally Posted by taxwonk
The State of Georgia (and I'm sure it's not the only one) has an online program for home schooling K-12. And it's free. Are we seeing the coming on an era when schools have been eliminated by online education and the kids whose parents can't afford a computer and broadband will remain illiterate?
That's one way to keep Junior from any corrupting outside influences brought in by Jews, foreigners and blacks.
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My sister worked at EPGY, which was an online school developed by Stanford, for 8 years. The school itself goes back at 30 years, and I've known a few people who benefited from it because they blew past their own school's math or science courses.
If done properly, online education can be an awesome supplement to in classroom education. I'm sure that the State of Georgia (as probably my own state) have other motives, but it could be certainly something that helps teach kids.
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