Title: The Ron Paul Curriculum: A Free Market-Based Program, K-12 Source:
ronpaulcurriculum.com URL Source:http://www.ronpaulcurriculum.com/ Published:Apr 6, 2013 Author:Ron Paul, et al. Post Date:2013-04-10 16:33:46 by GreyLmist Keywords:None Views:144 Comments:4
Here, you and your children can get an education in liberty like no other.
Students also learn how to start a home-based business. Here is the story . . . in under five minutes. This is Dr. Gary North, the Director of Curriculum Development.
Here, students learn the basics of Western Civilization and Western liberty -- how it was won, how it is being lost, and how it will be restored. (Not can . . . will.)
Students also learn the basics of American history, the United States Constitution, and American geography.
They get two courses on free market economics. They get two courses on government, including a how-to course on reclaiming America, one county at a time.
Students get mathematics, either through calculus or statistics or both.
They get the basics of science: earth science, biology, chemistry, and physics.
I invite parents to take courses and participate on forums -- to get the education they never had. Parents do not pay for the individual courses that they purchase for their children.
When completed and online, the curriculum's first six years -- instructional videos and course materials -- will be free. Some parents will decide to join the site, in order to participate in the K-5 forums, but membership is not mandatory. It is supplemental. On the K-5 timetable, click here.
Poster Comment:
Featured Articles at the site. Here are two by Gary North:
A student who goes through this curriculum, kindergarten through high school, will have a mastery of the foundations of liberty. There is no other curriculum on the Web to match it.
Bestselling author Tom Woods, who will teach history and government courses in the upper grades of the program, introduces the Ron Paul Homeschool Curriculum.
[My note: No tuition or course fees for grades K-5 but probably involves some amount of PC and printer expenses.]