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RE: Diversity Statement As Required By Bureaucracy
It seems very good to me that you and your wife have been concerned (as it should be) with the upbringing and education of your daughters, since education really begins at home; Currently, the decline of values in our society is so great that educational reforms are continually being carried out, in order to balance the great social decline that we are currently experiencing. But the big problem is that many parents delegate the duty of educating their children to third parties, which should not be the case. It is very important that parents understand that it is of vital importance that they not only transmit good values to their children, but also set an example. Thank you for sharing your experiences as a stay at home parent.
I believe most parents are concerned about the fate of their children. Due to economic circumstances, many families cannot afford to tutor at home, even if desired.
Also, school is compulsory in many nations.
Two dedicated people can take up the task, if one is willing (and able) to shoulder the financial responsibilities. We began homeschooling when we were young and unattached to careers. I cooked in restaurants at night, while my wife built her career at a day job. Educational responsibilities were mine for the most part, embellished in the evenings by my wife.
It worked out very well. We are fortunate.
Thank you so much for your thoughts!