Unschooling is about learning, and not about teaching. Unschooling parents rely on their children's native, undamaged curiosity and on the interesting world around them.
photo by Collen Prieto
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Saturday, February 9, 2019
Undamaged curiosity
Unschooling is about learning, and not about teaching. Unschooling parents rely on their children's native, undamaged curiosity and on the interesting world around them.
photo by Collen Prieto
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Friday, February 8, 2019
Thursday, February 7, 2019
Older every day
If you're the preferred parent, be there, and ask the second-best parent to do back-up for you, instead of so much direct interaction. Every day, the child is older. Every single day.
photo by Roya Dedeaux
Wednesday, February 6, 2019
Common connection
"I still consider monkey platters the best way to connect kids and teens when they come over and may not have anything in common."
Tuesday, February 5, 2019
Every action, an investment
"Knowing what you know, set your husband and his daughters up for peaceful, calm, successful interactions. Think of every action as an investment."
—Karen James
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(Longer original, at Radical Unschooling Info on Facebook)
photo by Chrissy Florence
Monday, February 4, 2019
Request for help
There are over 3,000 posts here now! A few good ones are linked below. If we were all in one place, I would put a jar by the door, or pass the hat. Perhaps there would be cake.
Please help me with expenses....
[that collection is finished now, so I took the links down]
photo (a link) by Holly Dodd
Natural Learning flows
Growth is good.
Changes
[that collection is finished now, so I took the links down]
photo (a link) by Holly Dodd
Natural Learning flows
Growth is good.
Changes
Sunday, February 3, 2019
Many gifts
Cultivating an attitude of gratitude for the many gifts in my life has taken me from a place of hopelessness in my mind, to one of abundant possibilities. Because my life *looks* more abundant to me, every moment holds more potential. That doesn't mean my life is all wonderful and easy. It does mean that I have access to more emotional, creative, and intellectual tools to help me move toward the kind of life I want for myself and my family.
—Karen James
photo by Amy Milstein
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