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3 Homeschooling Myths, Busted.
With homeschoolers making up 2.7% of the school age population it's time to debunk some myths and misconceptions about them.by harmonicmama / on Oct 24, 2011
Latest blogosphere posts tagged “unschooling”
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The last day of sixth grade, and a look at where our "school" happens
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Well, would ya look at that... I checked our calendar today, and guess what? Day 180, baby! In Pennsylvania terms, that means Sarah has now completed enough "learning" to be done with sixth grade. Im not a big fan of that - but hey, I have the required boxes checked accurately on my portfolio-friendly calendar , ...2 days ago -
On Mars in the Wadi Rum
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“So, what are you doing about gravity?” asks Z. We’re sitting in a resort in Jordan’s Wadi Rum with an old, old friend of mine from the UK, A, who handily happens to be producing a movie there. And, as you’d expect given the ochre sand and scarlet rocks of the Wadi Rum, it’s set on Mars. Most Mars ...2 days ago -
late autumn wandering...
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Im loving the chance to wander through quiet parks while the owlets run in the sunshine, catching leaves, watching the people walk briskly past on their way to work... "Were free!" They shout, as they run with arms outstretched. They relish the space and the time they have to wander and go at their own pace. They ...3 days ago -
Washing the car, rearranging the house, time with friends, more Indians: Snippets from unschooling this week
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Its been a particularly hectic week around here... and not looking to slow down any time soon! This week, Chris and I are celebrating our seventh wedding anniversary with an out-of-town trip on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. When we come back, were headed to a demolition derby with our best friends and a large ...4 days ago -
rocks and books and loud music
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Since he was old enough to toddle around the marina, Zach has been slowly but steadily excavating this place. Some kids are train kids or car kids... my boy is a digger. We took him to Mexico when he was 2 and he brought his trusty blue shovel and spent hours picking away through the rubble, unearthing the Mayan ...4 days ago -
mondayitis
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Today was one of those days... Im getting so much better at coping with them. The trick is to know what they look like upon waking, so they dont sneak up on you. This morning, I woke to tired owlets whod been to bed too late the night before. Big Owlet stayed up reading a whole chapter book in a night while the others ...4 days ago -
Dropping Out was a Great Idea
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Editors Note: I had the extreme pleasure of joining the author of this post, Nicholas Perez, as a guest on Paul Allisons Teachers Teaching Teachers . In the episode we discussed who drops out and why. I was invited on the show as author of the Teens Guide to Opting Out of School for Success . Nick was invited ...1 week ago -
My Son’s Brain Is Weird
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Here in Aqaba, a coastal town in Jordan which is gunning for second city status but has all the verve and vigour of Bournemouth on a wet weekend, our attention has turned to the bane of our travel life, which is maths. It should, probably, be obvious that world travel, combined with books, the odd bit of writing ...2 weeks ago -
7 Snippets of Unschooling
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Welcome to 7 Snippets of Unschooling where I show you seven things going on in our unschooling family in the past week or so. Enjoy! And feel free to join up with us here: 1. Puzzling. Out of the blue, Hunter decided he wanted to try "The Brady Bunch" 500 piece puzzle that I had gifted myself a couple of ...2 weeks ago -
Bertrand Russells "A Liberal Decalogue"
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Perhaps the essence of the Liberal outlook could be summed up in a new decalogue, not intended to replace the old one but only to supplement it. The Ten Commandments that, as a teacher, I should wish to promulgate, might be set forth as follows: Do not feel absolutely certain of anything. Do not think it worth ...3 weeks ago -
From the archives: Why I wont unschool
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First posted May 2009. Full post is here. ...I take issue with some unschoolers position (implied or explicit) that unschooling is the Great Step Beyond Regular Homeschooling that the rest of us havent been savvy enough to catch onto. Much like the idea that Regular Vegetarians arent vegetarian enough for vegans ...3 weeks ago -
Our Field Trip to The NBC4i Weather Station to Meet Jym Ganahl!
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Today I finally got the chance to meet our local and famous meteorologist Jym Ganahl . We have been twitter friends for a long time so it was nice to finally meet him in person. We had a field trip to the NBC4i studio. It is obvious by the way he enthusiastically shared so much information with us that he really ...3 weeks ago -
unschooling living
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… last month’s activity … animals, plants, sea and sky, the earth outdoor school… a long weekend up north at the beach (my parents’ house)… hiking through the woods on the island, Orlando and I went off on our own onto a round-about not-well-traveled loop, sorta spooky, filled with mosses ...3 weeks ago -
Homeschool Report Card Winter/Spring 2012
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Lil and I grew as unschoolers this winter and spring. We released ourselves from many routines and activities to allow more time for self-motivated studies. Along the way, we discovered unexpected benefits and challenges to homeschooling. Even without the structure, Lil continues to develop skills. Following ...3 weeks ago -
“Call ahead to the tourism board or city hall. Arrange for...
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“Call ahead to the tourism board or city hall. Arrange for a town tour with a kid. Preferably a gang of eight- to ten-year-old boys with scraped knees and bicycles.” America, Slowly. , an “inexpert inquiry” by Nicole Lavelle3 weeks ago -
{sunday snippets}
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{sunday snippets} : a collection of photos from your week. No need for words. Let the pictures tell your story. More snippets at {tinniegirl}3 weeks ago -
Sunday Surf: Swimmingly
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Welcome to the Sunday Surf, a tour of the best blogposts Ive read throughout the week. I love seeing the start of a spring garden. Even cooler is that half that greenery overwintered. This past week felt pleasantly full. Maybe it was the intense celebrating we did for my birthday. Maybe it was ...3 weeks ago -
"Education either functions as an instrument which is used to facilitate integration of the younger..."
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“Education either functions as an instrument which is used to facilitate integration of the younger generation into the logic of the present system and bring about conformity or it becomes the practice of freedom, the means by which men and women deal critically and creatively with reality and discover how to ...3 weeks ago -
Gentle Discipline? Or Something Else? (rerun)
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No matter how I turned it, the term gentle discipline always felt wrong to me. Thats why I never had a label for it and just stuck with peacefull parenting. Somehow, peaceful parenting seemed to sit better with me and would cover a much bigger array of things I talked about. I often felt uncomfortable at the kind of ...3 weeks ago -
“People who talk about revolution and class struggle...
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“People who talk about revolution and class struggle without referring explicitly to everyday life, without understanding what is subversive about love and what is positive in the refusal of constraints, such people have a corpse in their mouth.” — Raoul Vaneigem (photo by Adam Greenfield )3 weeks ago



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