I was "unschooled". My family owned a bakery and we sold our baked goods at bi-weekly markets. I learned math by doing change in my head. Although, most of my day was spent either on the computer or watching the TV. When I finally decided to go to school (I was 15) it was a rough first semester. I eventually graduated with a 3.6 GPA with AP psychology under my belt. I got a 1200 on my SATs and a general score of 92 on my ASVAB. I don't think it was all bad. My social development did suffer and I'm not going to do it with my kids, but I think it can be very effective for children who don't learn well in a classroom environment.

It's called, "the Principle of Retarding Lead."

Europeans have computers?

And I shall describe myself as being from The United States, (the big country all you small countries are next to.)