Mason  🏃‍♂️ ✂️

TFW people think that education costs can be limited to... a tutor? How about curriculum? Materials? PD? Tech? Extra-curricula? Meals? Special ed services? Health?Counseling? Facilities/caretakers - or do we only offer edu to families rich enough to have a stay-at-home parent?https://twitter.com/webdevMason/status/1261263179704754177 …

Most families have basic materials, and hope for a world where their mild to moderately disabled children can function alongside everyone else.

Are you a special education teacher? Or any kind of certified teacher? Because your comments suggest that you have never had to write or deliver a lesson plan.

For a 100k the instructor can write a lesson plan.

Teachers do that every day. But it still requires supplemental curricular resources and materials.

What certification are you looking for?

I mean this seriously. I felt completely ruined by my own K-12 education. I spent a year reading education theory, and then I spent a year observing at a school for gifted kids. I've spoken with many special ed & alternative kids since

I'm happy to concede my inexperience, but I do think it's important for parents to understand why they should or shouldn't consider alternatives like Montessori or microschooling. Do you not? Should these alternatives not be available to everyone?