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Tag Archives: barnes & noble
Seeing what stereotypes can’t hide
I’m sitting in the cafe at Barnes & Noble right now, preparing to start writing todays’ post. Directly in front of me is a young man (I’m guessing he’s a Junior in High School) who is spending his lunch hour … Continue reading →
Posted in Education, Homeschooling, Learning, Life Learning, Parenting, School, Unschooling
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Tagged Amy Chua, barnes & noble, education, Extreme Parenting, harvard, history, learning, life learning, Lisa Ling, math, Our America, school, science, Tiger mother, Tiger parenting, unschooling, yale
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Michael Ellsburg’s pro-unschooling book (even though he might not know it)
“I typed these words on a computer designed by Apple, co-founded by the college dropout Steve Jobs. The program I used to write it was created by Microsoft, started by the college dropouts Bill Gates and Paul Allen. And as … Continue reading →
Posted in Education, Homeschooling, Learning, Life Learning, Unschooling
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Tagged apple, barnes & noble, Bill Gates, College, dropout, education, education of millionaires, entrepreneur, facebook, jobs, learning, life learning, mark zuckerberg, michael ellsberg, microsoft, nook, Op-Ed, sean parker, steve jobs, times, twitter, unschooling
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