The feedback page is updated a time or two a month, but I've had several in a week and thought that might be worth noting.
http://sandradodd.com/feedback
(new things are in the upper left)
"Fears can magnify anything way out of proportion." About the fearful danger of parental fears.
http://sandradodd.com/fears
The problem with saying "That's ridiculous!" when people are discussing unschooling
http://sandradodd.com/issues/ridiculous
Spoiled kids, and about what can happen if you buy young children too many toys
http://sandradodd.com/spoiledkids
How can a person change? How long does it take to change?
http://sandradodd.com/change/
The main unschooling page now has the current "Just Add Light and Stir" each day, thanks to automated internet widgetry.
http://sandradodd.com/unschooling
Sometimes kids want to watch the same thing over and over. Me too!
Some things work in video, or aurally, that don't work in books or in writing.
http://sandradodd.com/again
Until recently, Europeans (and Canadians, NZ, Australia—anybody outside the U.S.) needed to give me a lot of money for international shipping, but now Lulu has production centers on other continents. GOOD! [April 2011 is over.] Please check this out. I also intend to have books with me in some places, at £9 for Moving a Puddle, and £15 for The Big Book, but for anyone interested in buying one directly now, with $4.95 off the shipping costs, I've collected details and links here: http://sandradodd.com/booksale |   |
A Springtime addition to the page on the benefits of breathing, at the bottom.
http://sandradodd.com/breathing
Eighteen on 18: Gail's younger child, Logan has turned 18 while the older one is 21.
http://sandradodd.com/milestones/gail
Something new on the service page, by Lori Odhner, and some by me, about 1/3 of the way down the page in the righthand column.
http://sandradodd.com/service
My summer trip to Europe (UK and France) is coming more into focus, and people can subscribe to a blog where details are gathered and news will be announced. As I travel, I'll add photos and comments. You're welcome to subscribe even if you're in some other part of the world. There's a link in the upper right to get it by e-mail through feedburner, and in the lower right to subscribe by a blog notification method.
http://sandraeurope2011.blogspot.com/
The photo of Holly has nothing to do with the other links. I just liked it.
Two talks I gave in August 2010 at the HSC conference are available for download. Both were well received in person, and weren't available until last month. I forgot to link them here.
Unschooling: How to Screw it Up
Michelangelo said that to carve his statue of David, he just chipped away everything that didn't look like David. Or maybe he didn't say that. But clearly that's what he ultimately did. Here will be ideas to help you chip away what doesn't look like unschooling. It's not as difficult as you might think.
Partnerships and Teams in the Family
Seeing and avoiding adversarial relationships. Nurturing partnerships with spouses or significant others, and with our children.
These are $7 each. I was supposed to get freebies, but I finally gave up and went and bought them, so I can advise you on how to work the site.
You will need to register, before or after your order. They'll send a password by e-mail. It took my money and offered to let me print out a receipt, but never said "Okay! Here are your files!" An e-mail arrived later with links. I'm too impatient. So I went back into the site, checked my account, clicked "FILES" and there were the downloadable files. Without a download button. Click the name of the file. It won't tell you it's downloading, but it will be. If you click it six times (as I discovered) it will download six copies.
So...
Register.
Go back and click "file."
Enjoy!
Jill Parmer, who will be speaking this summer at the Always Learning Live Symposium, has a new site on unschooling in Colorado. 
Because of her linking to it, I cleaned up an article she wrote a couple of years ago to commemorate their 7th anniversary of unschooling. So here are links to her site, that article, and the opportunity for you to hear her speak.
http://coloradounschoolingresources.blogspot.com
http://sandradodd.com/milestones/jill
http://sandradodd.com/all
Two examples (old stories, newly added) at "rulebound":
http://sandradodd.com/rulebound
Tweaks and clean-up, main page; automated most-recent-posts for JustAddLight
SandraDodd.com/unschooling
The photo is of Jill, her two children, and one of mine; details here.
New addition to ideas about parents dealing with their own issues, for the benefit of their children:
http://sandradodd.com/issues
Bob Collier wrote about playing Polly Pocket with his daughter. Very sweet.
I added it here:
http://sandradodd.com/dads
Pam Sorooshian about "fifteen more minutes" with food (bottom right):
http://sandradodd.com/eating/idea
Being with children in healing ways (for new unschoolers getting a rough start)
http://sandradodd.com/being/healing
All New Pages this time:
Pam Sorooshian comments on the article "Mathematics: The Most Misunderstood Subject," by Dr. Robert H. Lewis of Fordham University
http://sandradodd.com/math/scaffolding
Ideas about "success":
http://sandradodd.com/success
Parental Authority, an antique post from 1997, added to the site:
http://sandradodd.com/parentalauthority
The first one is not as new, but I include it in this set of three. If you ever lose them, the links have been added near the bottom, righthand side of the main monkeyplatter page.
"There's a scene in the movie 'Ratatouille'..."
http://sandradodd.com/eating/ratplate
Logan's Inspiration
http://sandradodd.com/eating/monkeyplatterLogan
Charlie Eats an Apple
http://sandradodd.com/eating/apple