There seem to be two schools of thought on the role of schools in the lives of our children: some think that schools should do most of the raising of our kids; others think that education in school should be coupled with life education in the home.
Contemporary education movements have put much currency in public education as a tool to get our children ready for life—training for a trade, for example.
For decades . . .
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