Re: unschooling is ??
[email protected]
In a message dated 1/27/2002 4:52:09 AM Pacific Standard Time,
[email protected] writes:
themselves unschoolers. They use the Calvert Curriculum.
They consider themselves unschoolers because: (1) they use their Calvert
Curriculum in a pretty relaxed way and have some fun doing it, (2) they only
do their lessons a few times a week, not everyday, and (3) they do lots of
other activities - their homeschooling is not LIMITED to using Calvert.
--pam
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[email protected] writes:
> Obviously, I was not privy to the discussions in question. I do thinkSomebody, very recently, sat among a large group of homeschoolers and called
> it's important to explain unschooling to people and help them see that
> it is a viable option. I agree that it would have been a disservice to
> simply say 'whatever works for you' in this context. I guess I only got
> half the story.
themselves unschoolers. They use the Calvert Curriculum.
They consider themselves unschoolers because: (1) they use their Calvert
Curriculum in a pretty relaxed way and have some fun doing it, (2) they only
do their lessons a few times a week, not everyday, and (3) they do lots of
other activities - their homeschooling is not LIMITED to using Calvert.
--pam
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