Long hrs in preschool/daycare harmful
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Long hrs in preschool/daycare harmful
| Sun, 03-19-2006 - 3:09pm |
http://www.signonsandiego.com/uniontrib/20051101/news_1n1earlyed.html
Very interesting. Particularly the difference in the middle to upper income kids vs low income.
"I personally feel children need the nurture of their parents and the home," she said. "Those early years, that's when they are bonding to their family. That nurturing, only the family can give that."
I tend to agree.
MM, WOHM to B&E, 7.24.03

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In other words, *PARENTS* needs and *CHILDREN'S* needs simply aren't interchangeable.>>
I don't know why you keep repeating this. I haven't disagreed with you on this. Not once. Don't you get that I AGREE?????
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Where as a universal dc system, is not. >>
Why?
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Considering the amount of effort, time and involvement that goes into a quality home schooling program and the continued acknowledgment that she doesn't lead or direct this "home schooling", if I was a home schooling parent, I would be
PumpkinAngel
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Your ultimate agenda is to stop something that isn't even happening?
(Are you Dubya in disguise?)
"You've read all my posts. I'm not going to bore everyone else with numerous repetitions of things that have been clear from the beginning."
In other words, you have no argument here.
BTW, I'm still waiting for those citations (regarding the bold-faced lying).
Jennie
And I'm still waiting to hear your response to my posts about Oklahoma schools and the number of children in full-time Pre-K programs.
And I'm still waiting to hear why school is a societal need and dc is not.
And I'm still waiting for answer to questions from threads from years ago as well ...
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