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Tag Archives: Peter Gray
Why advocate for unschooling?
I admire people who are tireless for a cause. Advocates who spend many years of their lives “agitating” for the things in which they believe are like superheroes when it comes to their boundless energy and dedication. As one … Continue reading
My response to Seth Godin’s “Stop Stealing Dreams”
A couple of weeks ago I wrote a post about the beginning of Seth Godin’s education manifesto titled “Stop Stealing Dreams”, because I liked what he was saying and thought much of it applicable to unschooling. Then, a day … Continue reading
Posted in Creativity, Education, Homeschooling, Learning, Life Learning, School, Unschooling
Tagged Blake Boles, education, homeschooling, industrial education, John Holt, learning, life learning, Peter Gray, self-directed learning, Seth Godin, stop stealing dreams, unschooling, wendy priesnitz
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As it turns out…
…it’s not so easy to just NOT post. Turns out I really enjoy writing this blog, and the act of writing it gets my creative juices flowing. Which they were not doing earlier, as I sat in my … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Learning, Life Learning, Unschooling
Tagged dayna martin, education, freedom, gratitude, John Holt, learning, license, life learning, Pat Farenga, Peter Gray, respect, sandra dodd, textbooks, unschooling, writing
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Advocacy and the unschooling community
I see the unschooling community as a sort of loose confederation, wherein each family is its’ own state, operating however suits their own family dynamic best within the realm of unschooling. Or, if you prefer, we are all variations … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Learning, Life Learning, Unschooling
Tagged advocacy, dna, education, experiment, learning, life learning, Life Learning Magazine, natural life, Peter Gray, unschooling, wendy priesnitz
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Peter Gray on Why Kids Protest Going to School, & some other great stuff
I found out about Peter Gray’s article from some of my new friends on Twitter. Twitter has put me in touch with a much larger homeschooling/unschooling community than ever before. For a long time I kind of groaned when anyone … Continue reading
Posted in Creativity, Education, Homeschooling, Learning, Life Learning, Unschooling
Tagged All Over the Map, Buehler Education, education, homeschooling, Iggy Jingles Crafts, learning, life learning, Peter Gray, podcast, The Homeschool Coop, tweeps, twitter, Unplugged Mom, unschooling
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