Video clip of Naval talking about how homeschooling kids is significantly better than having to send kids to school

I don't have kids, curious what parents think about this? Hadn't really considered homeschooling for when I have kids

"People who don't homeschool...their lives suck" @naval 

Loved this conversation with @astupple and @naval on the @tferriss podcast. https://t.co/TVI4llNVwz

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Video clip of Naval talking about how homeschooling kids is significantly better than having to send kids to school

I don't have kids, curious what parents think about this? Hadn't really considered homeschooling for when I have kids

https://x.com/joelrafidi/status/1882152338376532222?s=46&t=QNlz9swNdb9dxGQvZZJaCw

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a lot easier of you're rich or have a lot of family around

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This. 

If you can pay for a good teacher. Have an abundance of free time. Have very well set boundaries for your children. 

For many it would become a madhouse of no rules.

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Curious if resources or help was irrelevant, would there be a preference for homeschooling versus sending kids to school? Trying to understand his point that it is just better

Thanks for the response, I kinda had just assumed that the kids don't get socialized as well or get exposed to group scenarios as much so it didn't even occur to me that it's a preference for wealthy parents, assumed they just got sent to private school

yeah you know, with infinite resources you can hire great full tiem private tutors and stuff, which is probably should be a different category than homeschooling. 

i think if you have the time and are committed it's a pretty good way to go. better if there's multiple kids as it's super lonely for the children otherwise

One point @naval made that was interesting is that it only takes 1 year to catch up on k-12 education if you don’t go. Really makes you question the effectiveness of school.