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'We're just average folks': The family sending all ten of their home-schooled children to college by the age of 12
Mona Lisa and Kip Harding from Montgomery, Alabama, home-school all ten of their kids - six of whom started college by the age of 12
The remaining four children are ten and under and also aim to go to college early
By Margot Peppers
A mother who home-schools her ten children in Montgomery, Alabama, has opened up about how six of them began their college degrees by the age of 12.
Those of the Harding siblings who have already graduated from college have gone on to become a doctor, an architect, a spacecraft designer and a master's student. Another two - 12 and 14-years-old - are still finishing up their degrees.
But despite the Hardings' incredible achievements at such young ages, their parents - Mona Lisa and Kip - insist they are a family of 'average folks' who simply find and cultivate their children's passions early on.
Read more: The family sending all ten of their home-schooled children to college by the age of 12 | Mail Online
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There are obviously many different approaches to Home-Schooling.
Exceptionally bright parents teaching their gifted children.
Or, the more common example, religious parents afraid their children might learn to think for themselves in a normal school setting.
I like this poster so I wont cut you down much, but Idk, I took 4 history classes in my last year of high school and I still had to relearn everything after I graduated. because they lied to me or just didnt know. I had to read a ton of books to learn the truth in the 80's before the net.