Quite sure Argos has never sold a Stokke product or a Stokke Xplory. Although it is the best pram ever so I can see why you’d want photos of it in your emails @Argos_Online
@edujdw@StarlightMcKenz@timjay@tes Didn't say you were just a teacher, just that facilitating learning in home ed and teaching in a school are not comparable. A massive amount of home educators are teachers.
@edujdw@StarlightMcKenz@timjay@tes Aware of providing all learning opportunities for our children. It's not about teaching them, or making them remember facts. It's more of a rounded learning. I don't need to know the intricacies of quantum physics but if my child wants to learn it then I will learn it to.Teaching
@edujdw@StarlightMcKenz@timjay@tes Over their learning, and subjects aren't clear cut and demarcated by a bell and swapping to a new room and adult. Subjects blend as they do in real life. I think too many outsiders see home ed as a lazy option, but in reality, that's the opposite of how it is, we are so much more
@edujdw@StarlightMcKenz@timjay@tes Are accountable to parents/league tables/the school and more to get every child to a certain standard, whether they love or hate the subject. And will forget it in five minutes. That's where home ed is different. Children have so much more responsibility, passion and motivation
@edujdw@StarlightMcKenz@timjay@tes Teaching a whole class room is completely different to facilitating learning in your own child. Getting your own children to love a certain subject enough to absorb it isn't difficult. Whereas you as a teacher are up against many hurdles that just don't even come into home ed,you
@edujdw@timjay@tes Curriculums are customised to each home ed child, not many rigidly follow the national curriculum. Some purchase ready made curriculums etc. There's no possible way to assess as every family is unique in that way.
@edujdw@StarlightMcKenz@timjay@tes There are completely legal faith schools teaching to the bible in this country though. I'm not sure that could ever be stopped.
@tes Should it be against the law? No way. All children should be allowed and have the right to decide how and where they want to be educated, whether at home or a school of their choice.
@edujdw@timjay@tes Them just to the current laws and guidelines, let alone introducing new aspects and regulations. Assessment can't be done when an education is unique to that child's age, aptitude and abilities.
@edujdw@timjay@tes Support would be nice, but as the law currently stands, the fact that nothing is available, and so many of the LA workers don't know a thing about home ed, let alone know where to begin with advice, the gov would have a massive job training all of
@edujdw@timjay@tes It's not difficult to collate numbers local together, gp lists locally, council tax etc. Illegal schools are an Ofsted issue not home ed, and they haven't shut down known ones. That is not acceptable.
@edujdw@timjay@tes If they had their act together they'd know today how many kids are home ed. But because their systems of names aren't connected, they can't join the dots. There's no need for a formal 'registration' when they should already keep accurate record of all the children in the county.