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<blockquote data-quote="Percy" data-source="post: 706163" data-attributes="member: 21263"><p>Oh - I will offer one point - we homeschooled our kids for many years up to high school. Seeking academic rigor reasons. For 80% of my kids it was, on balance, a very good thing, and they thrived. But for my son who sounds a bit like your son (although no physical aggression), in hindsight, it was not good. My son is oppositional and defiant; creating another forum where I as parent was the enforcer/authority/rulemaker was not helpful. It would have been better if I had just been mom, and a school/teacher/principal etc. had been the authority over schoolwork. Maybe changing the school situation will help your dynamic as a parent.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Percy, post: 706163, member: 21263"] Oh - I will offer one point - we homeschooled our kids for many years up to high school. Seeking academic rigor reasons. For 80% of my kids it was, on balance, a very good thing, and they thrived. But for my son who sounds a bit like your son (although no physical aggression), in hindsight, it was not good. My son is oppositional and defiant; creating another forum where I as parent was the enforcer/authority/rulemaker was not helpful. It would have been better if I had just been mom, and a school/teacher/principal etc. had been the authority over schoolwork. Maybe changing the school situation will help your dynamic as a parent. [/QUOTE]
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