One of my favorite pages, on my site, is my collection of people saying they felt like they were unschooling and then something changed and they "got it." (sandradodd.com/gettingit)Marta Pires:
People are saying things like "It seems miraculous" and "It is amazing how far reaching the effect was."
So this is part of why I'm uncompromising in my position about what does and what doesn't help.
When people want to dilute unschooling, I object.
I'm glad you're not willing to compromise.Sandra Dodd:
When people want to devalue, granulate and scatter unschooling, they will keep people from reaching those miraculous-seeming and far-reaching results.Alex Polikowsky:
And even more important is for those who think just doing nothing is the same as unschooling. I am talking disconnected, somewhat neglectful parents who may be sweet and all but still have not gotten it and that leaves kids without a real present partner they can rely on for support and guidance.
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