Public schools, of course, have gotten the same accusations - "indoctrinating" students in X or Y. What such accusers choose to overlook is that, in the 168 hours of a week, perhaps 30 are spent in a school classroom, 56 might be spent in sleep - leaving 82 hours per week for other influences, nearly twice the amount of time as in the classroom.
Well stated. I could not agree more!
Public schools, of course, have gotten the same accusations - "indoctrinating" students in X or Y. What such accusers choose to overlook is that, in the 168 hours of a week, perhaps 30 are spent in a school classroom, 56 might be spent in sleep - leaving 82 hours per week for other influences, nearly twice the amount of time as in the classroom.