Comments on: What I Learned From Preschool

By: Joy Anderson

Joy Anderson — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 03:20:55 +0000

I agree with you putting your children for a preschool is fun and sometimes you’ll be amazed if they tell you some activities he or she learned from the school. We know that preschool education helps their brain development.

By: Fruitfulvine2

Fruitfulvine2 — Wed, 22 Jul 2009 15:43:00 +0000

I know exactly what you mean. For a little while when we lived on St. Thomas my boys went to a daycare/preschool. It was fine but homeschooling is the better options for us as well.
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By: Cate compensa ubezpieczenia

Cate compensa ubezpieczenia — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 14:02:22 +0000

Hi, Shannon. I think that kids would learn memorizing facts or shunning other kids at one point or another during their education. But I agree that the later the better. Many of my friends had bad experiences with kindergartens. I think we should give kids a little bit of freedom and let them persue their interests. Me and my husband have also choosen homeschooling and we’re very satisfied with the decision that we’ve made. I would defenitely recommend that to all parents.

By: Margaret Farmer

Margaret Farmer — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 13:24:37 +0000

Shannon, great post. I always liked go to school since i was a little girl, going to preschool is a great experience, so i wish the best for you and your kids.
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By: Kris

Kris — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 15:43:18 +0000

Oh, Shannon. You know I’ve had homeschool dreams for a while but have never acted on them. (Except to keep mentioning it to my boys so that they’re not totally shocked if I ever get up the nerve.) Neither of them are thriving in public school. And yes, they are learning to shun kids who are different in any way. Or that they will be shunned for being different. For example, I asked my 3rd grader if he’d like to give his teacher an end of year gift. It was a tough year, and I believe a good portion of the reason was her. So I was prepared for Ben not to want to give her a gift. But he said he wanted to put it in his back pack, then wait and see if anyone else gave her a gift. His fear of being different or standing out is that ingrained, eclipsing the desire to give a gift! Anyway, he went in with the gift. I wish my fall school schedule wasn’t so crazy because I’m so ready to bite the bullet. We shall see. Great post!