The Kids Are NOT Alright

An episode of the The Sons Of History podcast, hosted by The Sons Of History, titled "The Kids Are NOT Alright" was published on July 6, 2020 and runs 64 minutes.

July 6, 2020 ·64m · The Sons Of History

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Summary

It has become painfully obvious that the public education system has failed our children in more ways than we can count. From grades that haven't gotten better over the decades (despite increased spending) to constant indoctrination, parents and grandparents and all those who care about the current and future generation need to strongly consider an alternative route: homeschooling.  The pandemic has made it abundantly clear the absolute inefficiency and inefficacy of the public system. The Sons of History bring out numerous facts about the system and why taking education into your own hands is the better and safer route. Education isn't simply a battle for the brain. It's a battle for the mind.  Dustin Bass and Alan Wakim offer numerous solutions and methods for turning this coming school year into a true success.

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It has become painfully obvious that the public education system has failed our children in more ways than we can count. From grades that haven't gotten better over the decades (despite increased spending) to constant indoctrination, parents and grandparents and all those who care about the current and future generation need to strongly consider an alternative route: homeschooling.

The pandemic has made it abundantly clear the absolute inefficiency and inefficacy of the public system. The Sons of History bring out numerous facts about the system and why taking education into your own hands is the better and safer route. Education isn't simply a battle for the brain. It's a battle for the mind.

Dustin Bass and Alan Wakim offer numerous solutions and methods for turning this coming school year into a true success.

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