Reply #196: No, not homeschooling, video games.

[omega minimo]

I was referring to video games not homeschooling. Too much gaming at school that might take time from other cultural ways to learn.

"There is potential in gaming as you point out. However, one important aspect of public schools is bringing people together. We need to not lose that. Gaming in a mixed balance could be beneficial. Too much -- without other cultural ways to transmit history and lessons, would not be."



Also, re: your previous comments, read Ipaints post just below....