Comments on: Better Late Than Early, by Raymond Moore http://www.pelennorfields.com/mystie/2009/better-late-than-early-by-raymond-moore/ A notable adventure of wrongs righted Tue, 31 Jan 2012 01:17:39 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Albin Dittli http://www.pelennorfields.com/mystie/2009/better-late-than-early-by-raymond-moore/#comment-8316 Albin Dittli Sat, 05 Mar 2011 23:13:41 +0000 http://www.pelennorfields.com/mystie/?p=1366#comment-8316 <p>School Can Wait was one of the books that helped us to decide to home school our children. Another was when we discovered that our oldest son was totally bored with kindergarten and had stopped doing anything. We home schooled him through 8th grade. We will be getting his Masters degree next month. We appreciate the Moores and what they have done.</p> School Can Wait was one of the books that helped us to decide to home school our children. Another was when we discovered that our oldest son was totally bored with kindergarten and had stopped doing anything. We home schooled him through 8th grade. We will be getting his Masters degree next month. We appreciate the Moores and what they have done.

]]> By: Keith Wilcox http://www.pelennorfields.com/mystie/2009/better-late-than-early-by-raymond-moore/#comment-7007 Keith Wilcox Mon, 29 Jun 2009 23:25:34 +0000 http://www.pelennorfields.com/mystie/?p=1366#comment-7007 <p>Mystie,</p> <p>Thank you for the report on this book. I disagree with most of the reasons the author gives for not sending your kids to school, although I have seen the benefits of home schooling. I home school my boys and have not had any problems with their development. It is interesting how early generations viewed the concept and how it all got started.</p> Mystie,

Thank you for the report on this book. I disagree with most of the reasons the author gives for not sending your kids to school, although I have seen the benefits of home schooling. I home school my boys and have not had any problems with their development. It is interesting how early generations viewed the concept and how it all got started.

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