Easier lives for children
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I would like to discuss unschooling in ways that it can apply to anyone and
everyone.
I'm concerned only with what makes children's lives easier, not wh...
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"Read a little, try a little, wait a while, watch."
A thought for this moment:
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"Read a little, try a little;
wait a while, watch."
(and Pam Sorooshian improved the advice hugely by adding "Repeat.")
I'm adding older posts from another blog
All the 2006 and early 2007 posts have been moved here, and an image added to each one (usually from one of the pages linked).
Next project: importing the announcements from 2004 and 2005 which are now here:
(Don't hold your breath)
2004, 2005
NOTE TO SELF:
The 2004, 2005 updates are in this file, and could be moved over too, someday. Not today. SandraDodd.com/archives
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