I don't really agree with homework as a medium because children aren't meant to sit down all day only so they can grow up and do actual work. At least, not every day. Bigger projects throughout the school year, sure.

That doesn't mean lessons have to end, and you can simply shift gears to improve their moral compass.

That said, you absolutely did the right thing because public school is simply ruining children -- not just with no schoolwork, but by teaching them to be immoral or pushing agendas.

I haven't seen modern curricular plans directly any time recently, but I have a feeling that STEM or physical education -- not to mention English -- has taken a significant nose dive in favor of pushing depravity or agendas.

It's also by design, as children have a greater capacity for learning -- perfect for their indoctrination.

I don't really agree with homework as a medium because children aren't meant to sit down all day only so they can grow up and do actual work. At least, not every day. Bigger projects throughout the school year, sure.

That doesn't mean lessons have to end, and you can simply shift gears to improve their moral compass.

That said, you absolutely did the right thing because public school is simply ruining children -- not with just no schoolwork, but by teaching them to be immoral or pushing agendas.

I haven't seen modern curricular plans directly any time recently, but I have a feeling that STEM or physical education -- not to mention English -- has taken a significant nose dive in favor of pushing depravity or agendas.

It's also by design, as children have a greater capacity for learning -- perfect for their indoctrination.