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Monthly Archives: August 2011
Welcome BlogHer!
You may notice something different about my blog tonight – yes, there are ads and a BlogHer logo! BlogHer is a large network of female bloggers writing on a multitude of subjects, and about a month or so ago I … Continue reading
Posted in Life Learning, Unschooling
Tagged BlogHer, Greiders, life learning, unschooling
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Unschoolers behaving badly & jeopardizing it for everyone
Homeschooling is legal in all 50 states, but each state has its’ own set of regulations regarding homeschoolers. Some, like my home state of Indiana, require little to no reporting on the part of homeschooling parents regarding their chosen path … Continue reading
Posted in Homeschooling, Learning, Life Learning, Unschooling
Tagged Central Office of Homeschooling, DOE, education, homeschooling, IHIP, Letter of Intent, life learning, protest, regulations, unschooling
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Over to you, Sandra
According to my Mom, my Grandmother did not believe in making kids do chores. She thought that kids should be allowed to be kids, since childhood is short enough as it is. I find it amazing that my Grandmother, who … Continue reading
Posted in Life Learning, Parenting, Unschooling
Tagged chores, Deb Lewis, dishes, have to, joy, Joyce Fetteroll, learning, Lego, life learning, sandra dodd, unschooling
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A plan in motion
Because Maya is so into video editing at the moment, I made arrangements with Apogee, the company that owns the Power Pilates studio where I work out, for Maya to come in on Monday and meet the guy who puts … Continue reading
Posted in Learning, Life Learning, Unschooling
Tagged Apogee, apple, Final Cut, learning, life learning, Maya, Power Pilates, SVA, unschooling, video, Wiley Abbas
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The LKDWTW approach and what (sometimes) happens without it
The story I’m about to tell is true. I’m keeping it completely anonymous, although I suspect some of my readers will know who I’m talking about. I’m using it as an example because I believe it is not unique; in … Continue reading
Posted in Learning, Life Learning, School, Uncategorized, Unschooling
Tagged control, education, fear, gaming, homeschooling, integrity, learning, life learning, sabbatical, unschooling
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Cowboys vs. Aliens, and Sugarland
Last night Joshua and I went to see the film “Cowboys vs. Aliens” – and Ben went with us. This movie is rated PG-13 for violence and cursing. But looking through the clips and reviews, I decided it was on … Continue reading
Posted in Life Learning, Unschooling
Tagged cowboys vs aliens, fiction, indiana state fair, life learning, movies, non-fiction, sugarland, unschooling
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Underscheduling as an action plan
Growing up I was a competitive gymnast. Gymnastics was not something I did because my parents thought I should try it along with a myriad of other activities. I did it because I wanted to. Exclusively. We were fortunate to … Continue reading
Posted in Learning, Life Learning, Uncategorized, Unschooling
Tagged all around, classes, competition, gymnastics, Indiana, learning, life learning, Theater, unschooling
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Not all PG-13 movies are the same
Maya was invited to go and see the film “Crazy Stupid Love” this evening with a friend, but Joshua and I decided not to let her go. We saw it last Saturday and loved it, but after thinking it over, … Continue reading
Posted in Life Learning, Movies, Parenting, Unschooling
Tagged crazy stupid love, effects, footloose, innuendo, learning, life learning, movies, pg-13, raiders of the lost ark, sex, thriller, unschooling
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Tempting the Universe
Remember a few days ago when I posted that I sometimes get tired of writing about education and learning? I ended by saying: So I’ll keep writing about what we do. And what we don’t do. Because maybe there’s a … Continue reading
Posted in Life Learning, Unschooling
Tagged education, homeschooling, learning, life learning, montessori, ryan blair, steiner, unschooling, waldorf
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Stay at home feminists
Today we spent the afternoon at one of the playgrounds in Central Park with our usual Wednesday group. While the kids played, the moms chatted. A lot of times when we are there I wind up speaking to just one … Continue reading
Posted in Life Learning, Unschooling
Tagged doula, feminism, life learning, unschooling, workforce
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