photo by Cátia Maciel
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Showing posts with label dance. Show all posts
Friday, November 3, 2023
Hobbies and games and friendships
photo by Cátia Maciel
Saturday, August 26, 2023
Dancing in the light
Joyce Fetteroll wrote:
I once described the difference between teaching and learning as where you shine the spotlight. In teaching, the spotlight is on the teacher. There may or may not be a learner taking in what the teacher is doing.
With learning, the spotlight is on the learner. The source is unimportant. There might be a teacher. There might be a set of blocks. There might just be the learner's thoughts.
If that's called "teaching" then it pulls the spotlight away from the learner. The light shines on the source as if it were the actor in the process.
I think parents like to feel like a child's learning is their project. If the teacher isn't in the spotlight, then something they aren't in control of or directing is happening.
—Joyce Fetteroll
photo by Sandra Dodd (click it)
Tuesday, December 20, 2022
"Real life"
—Sandra Dodd
photo by Roya Dedeaux
Friday, July 2, 2021
You could be wrong
Part of deschooling is reviewing how we learned what we know, and how legitimate that knowledge is.
FACT
photo by Chelsea Thurman
photo by Chelsea Thurman
Tuesday, October 6, 2020
Unschooling is living and seeing
Unschooling is living a rich life and letting learning drop into your lap and into your ears and mind while you laugh and listen to music and play games. Unschooling is seeing the magic in every day, and the joy in yourself and the people around you. |
Unschooling and other Marvels, by Sandra Dodd
photo by Caroline Lieber
Wednesday, July 15, 2020
Images
Remember that things seem different different times to different people. My perspective when I'm stressed or sad will be colored by that. Things shift and change. Live lightly. |
photo by Belinda Dutch
Wednesday, March 11, 2020
Learning curve
SandraDodd.com/learningcurve
photo by Belinda Dutch
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Sunday, September 4, 2016
A thousand to one
photo by Chrissy Florence
Wednesday, September 3, 2014
Just life
When Kirby was 13 he was asked whether he liked homeschooling better than school. Most 13 year olds asked a question by an adult will look down and mumble "It's okay," or "I like it." Kirby made eye contact and said "I've never been to school. I have no basis for comparison."
So with no basis for comparison, my kids have just life.
Something looks like this:
costume,
dance,
festivity,
instrument
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