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Wandering__Hero posted...

I think it should stay but be more tightly regulated. Like maybe your kid needs to be tested every so often to make sure you are actually teaching them and the kid be interviewed in private to make sure their not being abused

The tests they give kids in public school are remarkably bad at determining what a child has learned and only really useful for determining how well a child takes tests.

So I think tests maybe aren't the best way to regulate homeschooling, especially for the types of students that tend to slip through the cracks at public school because they can't conform.