not that it's my point, but......works in what way?
What do you mean? Works in what way?
You are able to add and subtract and multiply? You are able to balance your checkbook?
We are able to create computers, rockets, build homes, etc.
Again, what do you mean???
does history work? it usually only assumes a single, often inaccurate, perspective.
So? History is the best we can get from studies. History has been revised many times. You know why? Education works! Archaeology. Mathematics. Science. History is not set in stone!
how about languages, it's almost pointless to try to teach languages by any means other than immersing. that doesn't work.
I don't understand?
we all know the science taught in schools is inaccurate because it is so simplified, it bears little resemblance to a scientific understanding of the universe, doesn't actually work.
How is it inaccurate? As the studies progress, the students get better understanding of the universe. They also get a better understanding of how scientific method work. If there are parts of science that is wrong or needs revising, some of those students might add understanding and revise science.
a large part of the maths taught in school don't have any practical bearing on the real world, doesn't really work.
Do you drive a car? That's science and math working.
so, back to my actual point, should parents teach their children according to what the parent believes to be best or according to what others believe to be best?
You mean like parents who believe in flat earth teaching their kids that the earth is flat and science is false?


