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Tag Archives: shakespeare
Shakespeare, Ralph Fiennes & comfort zones (yeah, it’s a little off topic)
I will apologize in advance if this post is somewhat less than perfectly coherent. See, I had decided what I would write about earlier this evening – Shakespeare and my experiences reading, acting and seeing Shakespeare plays and how … Continue reading
Posted in Learning, Life Learning, Movies, Unschooling
Tagged Christian Bale, comfort zone, Corialanus, friends, Henry V, Kenneth Branagh, Klaus Maria Brandauer, learning, life learning, Olivia Hussey, Ralph Fiennes, Romeo & Juliet, Rubin Museum, shakespeare, Stratford Ontario, unschooling, victoria, vienna, Zeffirelli
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Book Recommendations
“Dear homeschooling families, I am looking for some age appropriate books for my child, who is 14. Do you have any recommendations? Signed, Curious Parent” – “Dear Curious Parent! My twelve year old spent last year devouring the following books, … Continue reading
Posted in Homeschooling, Learning, Life Learning, Unschooling
Tagged A clockwork orange, a tale of two cities, book, cat in the hat, catcher in the rye, Dr. Seuss, for whom the bell tolls, green eggs and ham, homeschooling, learning, life learning, one fish two fish, organic chemistry, shakespeare, unschooling, wuthering heights
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A few words about museums
The first art museum I consciously remember visiting was when I was a Sophomore in College studying abroad. It was the KunstHistorische Museum in Vienna, which we went to as part of the Art History class we were taking. That … Continue reading
Posted in Learning, Life Learning, Travel, Unschooling
Tagged andy warhol, art, art history, Ben, chicago, ford foundation, georgia o'keefe, learning, life learning, london, Maya, museum, plays, shakespeare, troilus & cressida, unschooling, vienna
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