@Neverforget - I am not comparing homeschooled vs. public-schooled, I'm saying that even home schools are not able to compete with the peer from other countries. Unless, you have evidence that homeschooled kids competed and found to be ok.
You're still wrong and you probably know little if anything about HS (homeschooling) today. HS today is NOT like it was just 10 years ago and HS very much can compete with many foreign nations. That's not say it beats them all but that has more to do with the fact there is no consistency in education. Even within government schools in America there are significant differences between states and between counties within those states. The reason I can speak from a place of knowledge is b/c not only id we homeschool both our kids but my wife got a degree in childhood education and worked in gov schools for about 7 years before leaving it to be a stay at home mother. She got her degree from a private university affiliated with one of teh Christina denominations so it was not infected with liberalist ideology that focuses more on teaching kids to be activists for change then educating them.
A more fair/accurate statement for you to make would be that some HS is better, some is equal to and the rest is less than, that which is provided in SOME foreign nations primarily Japan. That said even Japan is becoming a victim of the societal cancers that have ravaged America from feminism to wokeness.
I did which is why I replied to correct you. Homeschooled kids on avg are NOTHING like their public school/indoctrination camp peers
@Neverforget - I am not comparing homeschooled vs. public-schooled, I'm saying that even home schools are not able to compete with the peer from other countries. Unless, you have evidence that homeschooled kids competed and found to be ok.
You're still wrong and you probably know little if anything about HS (homeschooling) today. HS today is NOT like it was just 10 years ago and HS very much can compete with many foreign nations. That's not say it beats them all but that has more to do with the fact there is no consistency in education. Even within government schools in America there are significant differences between states and between counties within those states. The reason I can speak from a place of knowledge is b/c not only id we homeschool both our kids but my wife got a degree in childhood education and worked in gov schools for about 7 years before leaving it to be a stay at home mother. She got her degree from a private university affiliated with one of teh Christina denominations so it was not infected with liberalist ideology that focuses more on teaching kids to be activists for change then educating them.
A more fair/accurate statement for you to make would be that some HS is better, some is equal to and the rest is less than, that which is provided in SOME foreign nations primarily Japan. That said even Japan is becoming a victim of the societal cancers that have ravaged America from feminism to wokeness.
Prove me wrong - have American home-schooled kids enter in a global math/sciences contests/competition and show me their results.