Ten years ago, Marta shared some quotes from this group. That came up in Facebook memories. I went to see about using one for Just Add Light (something Pam Sorooshian wrote, in 2011). I found this exp

Hello everyone! I hope you're all doing as well as possible, during these pandemic times. We're in Portugal and going through a very strict lockdown at the moment, because things were getting seriousl

Hi! My name is Gianna, and I work with a team of researchers from the Early Learning Project at Georgetown University. I have a great study for you to participate in! See below. Did you have a child i

Did you have a child in 2020 or 2021? If so, consider joining our video chat study! Since the COVID-19 pandemic has made virtual social interactions the norm, the Early Learning Project at Georgetown

Radio garden. It's a globe. It's a map without any markings or borders. http://radio.garden/ It's world music in the most worldwide, up to the moment way I could ever have imagined. I hope it's availa

Site announcements: Siblings, sharing, whatif? https://aboutunschooling.blogspot.com/2021/01/siblings-sharing-what-if.html Also a new page not announced yet in that blog, with a sound file, and notes,

Olá, Would like to share my thoughts with you today. While my daughter was creating art with lunch, in our unfinished kitchen, i was thinking about the proce\ss that allowed me to be so grateful our l

When I was a kid in school in the 1960s, the threat was "Study, or you'll have to be a janitor." Last I knew in American schools (maybe further out) it had morphed, by the 1990s, into "If you don't do

Hello, Does anyone here have experience of unschooling young children whilst sharing living space with the older generation? Some background information: My husband and I have 2 children aged 6 and 3.

To elucidate, my son and I have always been very close. He is very loving still, but in growing up, he is changing. I applaud his ability to grow and experiment with new beliefs and ideas. Unfortunate

Because I love Deb Lewis’s facility with twisting English into balloon dogs if she feels like it, I asked her to write something with parts I provided. So it’s not “Deb Lewis writing” in the best sens

Once someone threw a rant, on Unschooling Discussion (another group that was on yahoo) and said that unschooling was hedonism gone berserk. Part of Joyce's response: You've created an image that will

I hope people will help brainstorm this, but new members who aren't longtime unschoolers, hang back and just read. There were two names. I took one out and changed one, so it could be anonymous. I don

I've created a new page of eight-year-old parts. :-) https://sandradodd.com/progress If you find any typos, glitches or bad links, please let me know. It's not what I had planned to do tonight, but it

There is a rich but obscure page with nine good questions and my advance-answers, before a visit to speak to a group in Kuranda, in Queensland. Unschoolers in Cairns had organized it, so I named it th

https://aboutunschooling.blogspot.com/2020/10/seeing-etiquette-nvc.html SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2020 Seeing, Etiquette, NVC Short, still, page on seeing. I hope to expand it, but it's good as is, too! http

If you have a NYT subscription, you can read this there, but I've brought the text to share. https://www.nytimes.com/2020/09/25/opinion/sunday/unschooling-homeschooling-remote-learning.html I thought

That's not the name... it's Living Joyfully. Still... Once in a while I want to remind people to subscribe to this e-mail, which is always richly full and fun. _____________________ Happy Sunday! It's

Deschooling.... :-) You can't wait, and you can't rush it. I've added this to the new "tension" page: Deschooling is like changing gears. Go slowly. Go deliberately. SandraDodd.com/gradualchange Don't

aelflaed@... is me. I have two accounts into this group, because my longtime e-mail was moved into my gmail account, but now it's secondary. My g-mail mailing address is my default one (long story) an