preschool

Other friends have complained about the academics in their kids' preschool, or kindergarten (academics in kindergarten?

We had two preschool age children and my wife preferred not to go to work.

I was taught that Monday was the first day of the week in preschool here in the US.

I'm curious to know if you sent your kids to preschool or just homeschooled your kids all along?

We have friends with young kids who have been through interview processes for preschool.

From preschool to graduate school, the game of education far surpasses actual learning.

My son went to preschool in Uruguay and learned to speak Spanish fluently.

My parents had me using these from preschool to probably fourth grade.

For younger kids, like preschool age, we had pretty good luck with games from Thup Games[1].

We should probably ban preschool/kindergarten on those grounds, then.

As long as we rely on employers to provide necessary benefits that (eg preschool), and not the government, it serves a useful purpose.

I had the same experience of questioning the content until I saw the results when my child was at a Montessori preschool years earlier.

And lastly, this is big business, not preschool - the excuse "but a contractor did it, it's not my fault" doesn't work.

We know several other homeschoolers that have done "normal" preschool for their kids, too.

I do agree on the importance of not just "say something positive", it has to be real, most people have probably filled their quota of obviously false/exaggerated complements in preschool.