Tonya Tedesco

Hi all -

I am new here. We have two little ones 4 & 1 1/2. We are planning on
keeping them home. I have read several of the Holt books and saw a
post about some other recommended readings - it was within the text of
a response with a different title. I can't find it now. Can anyone
suggest some additional readings for a newbie? Thanks, Tonya in Boston

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In a message dated 11/11/05 8:34:39 AM, tedescokid1@... writes:


> Can anyone
> suggest some additional readings for a newbie?
>

Unschooling.info has a list on the main page, and then a folder with books
listed, some with reviews and commentary. That forum is owned by Pam
Sorooshian, who is also one of the owners of this list. There might be others here
who were unaware of these resources, so I'm glad the question was asked.


http://www.unschooling.info/books.htm

http://unschooling.info/forum/forum.asp?FORUM_ID=43


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elainegh8

Nooo! I am looking away. I did not see a link to more books on
unschooling! More books on unschooling do not exist and are merely a
figment of my book addicted imagination.I am not going to have to live
in a tent in the garden.

BWs Elaine cramped and bankrupt ;)


> Unschooling.info has a list on the main page, and then a folder with
books
> listed, some with reviews and commentary. That forum is owned by
Pam
> Sorooshian, who is also one of the owners of this list. There
might be others here
> who were unaware of these resources, so I'm glad the question was
asked.
>
>
> http://www.unschooling.info/books.htm
>
> http://unschooling.info/forum/forum.asp?FORUM_ID=43
>
>
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>

Betsy Hill

** Can anyone suggest some additional readings for a newbie? **

There's a lot of insightful stuff on Sandra's website:

www.sandradodd.com

With a couple of kids, I figure reading one article at a time could be
easier than a whole book. (And cheaper!)


Betsy

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In a message dated 11/11/05 8:53:08 AM, elainegh8@... writes:


> Nooo! I am looking away. I did not see a link to more books on
> unschooling! More books on unschooling do not exist
>

You're right. Most of them are about learning or parenting.
You don't need ANY books on unschooling, anyway. Just do it and if you have
questions read at Joyce's page or unschooling.info or come here and ask
questions.

Sandra


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Joyce Fetteroll

On Nov 11, 2005, at 8:22 AM, Tonya Tedesco wrote:

> Can anyone
> suggest some additional readings for a newbie?

Answers to common unschooling questions: http://home.earthlink.net/
~fetteroll/rejoycing/

And if you haven't found it yet:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/NewEnglandUnschooling/

Which is also a good place to ask about local groups of unschoolers.

Joyce

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