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Tag Archives: Lenore Skenazy
Library
Public libraries are amazing places. The main branch of the NYC Public Library, located on 5th Avenue at 42nd Street is, perhaps, more amazing than most, but only in its’ size, grandeur and stacks of rare & wonderful books. … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Learning, Life Learning
Tagged 42nd St. Library, city council meeting minutes, Free Range Kids, freedom, lending library, Lenore Skenazy, library, life learning, NYC public Library, rare books, reading room, self-directed learning, stacks
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Photo of the Day
Just a quick post this evening, with my favorite photo of the day, courtesy of our morning visit to the Barnes & Noble in Orange, California. By the end of the week I will be an expert in freeway … Continue reading
Posted in Learning, Life Learning, Travel, Unschooling
Tagged charles dickens, Free Range Kids, How not to kill your baby, jacob sager weinstein, learning, Lenore Skenazy, life learning, tale of two cities, travel, unschooling
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Impressions
Heather Armstrong of dooce.com wrote one time that she met a woman at a conference who reads her blog, and after speaking for a minute the woman said, “Gee you’re so nice! I thought you’d be meaner.” I laughed … Continue reading
Friday – The Cliff Notes Version
Because we are in the middle of a massive chocolate chip cookie ‘bake-fest’ in order to make money (well, the kids will be making the money) tomorrow through selling said cookies at our store, I hereby present a sort of … Continue reading
Posted in Learning, Life Learning, Unschooling
Tagged amtrak, beacon theater, Ben, cliff notes, closet, conan o'brien, dooce, Free Range Kids, Friday, heather, ING, learning, Lenore Skenazy, life learning, marathon, Maya, twitter, unschooling, yoko ono
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Conflict Resolution
I was just reading an article on a student blog titled “Helicopter Parents: Is Hovering Harmful to Career Goals?” . Before reading it I was able to supply the answer – “Yes”! The thing I like about the article is … Continue reading
Posted in Life Learning, Parenting, Unschooling
Tagged Ben, conflict, Free Range, helicopter parenting, hover, Lenore Skenazy, life learning, Maya, resolution
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Needing a lift, then getting it
Today was a ‘weary’ day. No specific reason except that I sometimes get tired of constantly defending what we do, of being on the fringe. I truly don’t see how Lenore Skenazy does it. Yesterday I posted a link to … Continue reading
Posted in Life Learning, Travel, Unschooling
Tagged American, fringe, Lenore Skenazy, Libya, life learning, NY Times, Op-Ed, Tripoli, unschooling
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What we’ve lost in 27 years
In Lenore Skenazy’s most recent post, “What’s the Difference Between a Sack Lunch & a Recently Beating Heart?” she points out that “This is how society changes. Not with a cataclysmic coup, but with thousands of little ‘tips’ that trade … Continue reading
Posted in Life Learning, Movies, Parenting, Unschooling
Tagged Chris Penn, common sense, decisions, footloose, Kevin Bacon, Lenore Skenazy, life learning, Lori Singer, motorcycles, Sarah Jessica Parker, unschooling
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Courtesy of Heather, and then Lenore…
I’m in pre-trip mode tonight – we’ll be on the road around 6:30am tomorrow, so time is short. Not to worry. Heather Armstrong of Dooce.com spent the last 10 days in Bangladesh with Christy Turlington promoting Christy’s documentary “No Woman … Continue reading
Posted in Learning, Life Learning, Parenting, Unschooling
Tagged bangladesh, dooce, Free Range, heather armstrong, Indiana, learning, Lenore Skenazy, life learning, unschooling
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Looking forward
Everyone I know who is my age, give or take 15-20 years, went to school. Most of the people I know went to their local public school, as I did. 90% of them went to college, and a few have … Continue reading
Posted in Life Learning, Unschooling
Tagged 2nd generation, education, homework, learning, Lenore Skenazy, life learning, school, school brain, times, unschooling
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A good day, but not the last
We woke up and the sun was shining today!! After a week of almost constant rain, it was a great relief to see blue sky. (And I know our rain pales in comparison with what much of the Midwest has … Continue reading
Posted in Life Learning
Tagged apocalypse, Central Park, end of the world, Heckscherr Playground, Kung Fu Panda 2, Lenore Skenazy, life learning, revelation, unschooling
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