what (teachers really say about parents who have to homeschool)

We’ve rounded up 40 funny and relatable tweets about homeschooling kids in this time of social distancing. 21 of them are going on to college, 6 are entering the military.

Go outside. Reach out for help. 19.4k Likes, 2,010 Comments - Eddie B (@eddiebcomedy) on Instagram: “What Teachers really say about issues with parents that have to homeschool their kids due to school…” I really do not understand this attitude. Take a break, even if it isn’t in the schedule. Specifically, they don’t seem to think that parents without a teaching certificate could possibly teach their own kids.

You may have heard of homeschooling and had your curiosity peaked. You may be asking, why do parents choose to homeschool their kids? More parents are now choosing to homeschool instead of sending their children to public or private schools. Enjoy! There are some teachers who are able to enjoy a minute of rest and the knowledge that parents are finding out just how hard their job really is: Me, a teacher, thinking about the parents stuck #homeschooling their bad ass kids. You may be on the fence about homeschooling and would just like to know why other families have made the plunge. Parents and guardians across the United States have shown a new appreciation for teachers and home schooling, after institutions shuttered amid the coronavirus outbreak. As always, many parents have turned to Twitter to vent their frustration. Have everyone grab a book and retreat somewhere to decompress.

Or you wonder what the benefits could be and why people would opt out of traditional public school. It seems like I’m constantly hearing public school teachers complain about homeschool parents. Parents have been watching the teachers’ reactions to the lockdowns. Needless to say, the new educational circumstances have been a source of chaos and humor in countless households. Our homeschool group had 27 students graduate this past semester.