http://www.kansascity.com/mld/kansascity/living/15398950.htm?source=rss&channel=kansascity_living
A new article on unschooling.
What's coolest about it is the expert they quoted was basically supportive!
Someone said "I turned the TV off because I was tired of fighting with the cartoon network"
or something and I think the same person was quoted as saying "I 'strew their paths'".
Thursday, August 31, 2006
Sunday, August 06, 2006
Unschooling as a Radical Alternative
http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/01/27/gutierrez.unschooing/index.html (yes, there's a typo)
Not new, but new to some people.
That was found when Kelly Lovejoy discovered an article by her here:
Three Stages of Unschooling. The main page of that site is
IALA
The International Association for Learning Alternatives
More on Kelly Lovejoy
Not new, but new to some people.
That was found when Kelly Lovejoy discovered an article by her here:
Three Stages of Unschooling. The main page of that site is
IALA
The International Association for Learning Alternatives
More on Kelly Lovejoy
Wednesday, August 02, 2006
Carnival of Unschooling
Unschooling Voices #2 is up at Joanne's place. This issue's topic is "Do you extend the principles of unschooling (trust, freedom, etc) into any other areas of your child's life"?
The topic for September is from Laurie: "I would love to hear other unschoolers thoughts regarding allowance or payment for odd jobs or whatever you want to call it. I see a major benefit from the kids managing their own money but I’m not sure that I want to pay an “allowance” to the kids every week. But if I pay per job, do I pay to have them clean their room or do I only pay for odd jobs? Anyway, I’d love to hear the other thoughts/ideas/methods other unschoolers incorporate".
Go to Unschooling Voices to find out how to submit a post.
The topic for September is from Laurie: "I would love to hear other unschoolers thoughts regarding allowance or payment for odd jobs or whatever you want to call it. I see a major benefit from the kids managing their own money but I’m not sure that I want to pay an “allowance” to the kids every week. But if I pay per job, do I pay to have them clean their room or do I only pay for odd jobs? Anyway, I’d love to hear the other thoughts/ideas/methods other unschoolers incorporate".
Go to Unschooling Voices to find out how to submit a post.
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