The PBS program on homeschooling that was filmed in December is now being broadcast on PBS stations around the country. The link below will give you the program via streaming video.
Even though our responses were heavily edited, and despite PBS's reflexive liberalism, the program overall is mildly positive. In particular, the film footage of homeschooled children is quite helpful.
Our critic, the esteemed Herr Dr. Professor Reich of Stanford, who doesn't homeschool, probably doesn't even know many homeschoolers, but who nevertheless plays a homeschooling expert on TV, comes off visually as something of a busibody scold.
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Them's Texas Homeschoolers
Most of the folks that they interviewed for that show were Texas homeschoolers. We're dern proud of 'em.
My favorite part was when the pointy-headed expert said, in effect, that the real threat of homeschooling is that the same people who have made public schools a wasteland aren't managing the homeschools, too.
Here I thought that was a good thing...
