mylife
I didn't log in since my last posts, and I am surprised by your reaction over my personal opinions over 2 different schooling methods.
Let me clarify with you:
1. Firstly, when I wrote down my opinions in this forum, neither you or Rylee was in my mind. I think you are too self-centered over this matter.
2. Secondly, you have your own opinions over Waldorf education, which is good and that is why you decide to follow this approach for your OWN child(ren).
3. You are right that I once was overwhelming about Waldorf (after seeing your posts in this forum many months ago) that bothered myself to go and do research! And this just not for me as it's like living in an unreal world! That's why I explored Montessori. I bother to go for class observation, talk to Montessori kids & Waldolf kids, and the result is so much different! I agree, maybe both methods bring out the confident kids, but with my judgement, Montessori kids have more confident (base on the same school ages). What you said about Montessori is totally wrong. It's up to you to figure.
4. There is no such thing called PERFECT EDUCATION. For me, as parent, I am not 100% sure if Montessori is the right choice for my kids. It looks all good to me, but it doesn't mean that my kids will suit this method 100%. Only time can tell.
i only can jump wit joy once my kids graduate and they are able to tell me more about what they learn! Don't be over protective.
5. Maybe Rylee is such a bright kid, that's why she will excel in any school. I want my kids to achieve many more things than me and my hubby or anyone else in our families that's why we choose to be practical in every way.
6. Do not my post provokes you, as for me this is our freedom to have own internet to say what we want. What I said brings no harm to anyone. Do not get peeved over what I say.