Unschooling and the role of limits
December 26, 2009
5 Comments
>>the question, and your answers made me think about unschooling, as sort of a polar opposites, and how both hope to produce the same sort
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>>the question, and your answers made me think about unschooling, as sort of a polar opposites, and how both hope to produce the same sort
Recently I’ve begun researching various colleges for my dd15, and yesterday after taking ds16 to have his wisdom teeth out, I stopped at the community
Today I set out to do my monthly shopping, which I always enjoy. But it was a long day and when I got home there
>>Do you allow your kids to research topics of interest on the internet?<< This isn’t a black and white answer. In general I’m not a
>>your 16 yr old son…. how does he learn gemara and other things 16 yr old yeshiva boys should be learning?<< He learns them pretty
I’m posting this now to give those of you who need to make flights time to make reservations. 🙂 Last year the feedback on the
>>you get so much credit for not losing your mind being home every single day with 8 kids. really.<< Quick correction – there are actually
Here’s this year’s chore chart! There aren’t many chores on my chart – I try to keep it to the basics. This year’s chart is
>>After listening to your lecture, I have some questions, especially about the early years of “schooling.” You seemed pretty “un-schooly” at first, and I’m wondering
>>Right now my oldest son is 5 daughter 3 and son about 15 months. I am finding it very hard to cope. I am not