[UnschoolingDiscussion] Help with Archives
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I want to search the archives for possible posts on unschooling music, such
as learning to play an instrument. I would love suggestions on how to go about
that. I have put in music and instruments but am not getting anything,
suggestions?
I may just be doing it wrong.
Laura
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as learning to play an instrument. I would love suggestions on how to go about
that. I have put in music and instruments but am not getting anything,
suggestions?
I may just be doing it wrong.
Laura
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J. Stauffer
Unschooling music----
I don't know a thing about archives but unschooling music involves getting
an instrument and some sheet music and playing around....or playing around
without sheet music...or talking to someone who plays that instrument about
how they might play the piece....or going to hear the piece at the
symphony....or.....
Julie S.
I don't know a thing about archives but unschooling music involves getting
an instrument and some sheet music and playing around....or playing around
without sheet music...or talking to someone who plays that instrument about
how they might play the piece....or going to hear the piece at the
symphony....or.....
Julie S.
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Subject: [UnschoolingDiscussion] Help with Archives
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> I may just be doing it wrong.
> Laura
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In a message dated 2/7/2004 6:44:10 PM Central Standard Time,
jnjstau@... writes:
My 12yro is teaching himself piano and electric guitar and it is so
interesting to watch. I wondered what others might have made available that I have not
thought of.
Laura
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jnjstau@... writes:
> I don't know a thing about archives but unschooling music involves gettingThanks, yes we do that. I was just hoping to maybe read about others journey.
> an instrument and some sheet music and playing around....or playing around
> without sheet music...or talking to someone who plays that instrument about
> how they might play the piece....or going to hear the piece at the
> symphony....or.....
>
My 12yro is teaching himself piano and electric guitar and it is so
interesting to watch. I wondered what others might have made available that I have not
thought of.
Laura
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Fetteroll
on 2/7/04 7:04 PM, BonKnit@... at BonKnit@... wrote:
Previous (or Next) to get the search on the next 100.
Yes, it's a pain.
Joyce
> I want to search the archives for possible posts on unschooling music, suchA search only displays the results from 100 or so posts at a time. Click on
> as learning to play an instrument. I would love suggestions on how to go about
> that. I have put in music and instruments but am not getting anything,
> suggestions?
> I may just be doing it wrong.
Previous (or Next) to get the search on the next 100.
Yes, it's a pain.
Joyce
Wife2Vegman
--- BonKnit@... wrote:
If you put in music or instruments, you must keep
hitting "next" as it only searches about 150 messages
at a time.
It may take a while to find them, but if you keep
clicking on next you will eventually get there.
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--Susan in VA
WifetoVegman
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> I want to search the archives for possible posts onLaura,
> unschooling music, such
> as learning to play an instrument. I would love
> suggestions on how to go about
> that. I have put in music and instruments but am not
> getting anything,
> suggestions?
> I may just be doing it wrong.
> Laura
If you put in music or instruments, you must keep
hitting "next" as it only searches about 150 messages
at a time.
It may take a while to find them, but if you keep
clicking on next you will eventually get there.
=====
--Susan in VA
WifetoVegman
What is most important and valuable about the home as a base for children's growth into the world is not that it is a better school than the schools, but that it isn't a school at all. John Holt
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In a message dated 2/7/2004 9:01:33 PM Central Standard Time,
wifetovegman2002@... writes:
Thanks!
Laura
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wifetovegman2002@... writes:
> If you put in music or instruments, you must keepWill it search the whole archive?
> hitting "next" as it only searches about 150 messages
> at a time.
>
Thanks!
Laura
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I would try lessons or piano.
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Wife2Vegman
--- BonKnit@... wrote:
backwards, about 150 at a time. It is tedious, but
that is how yahoo has it set up right now. And seeing
the size of the archive for this list, give yourself
about 30 minutes at least to make it all the way
through. Keep your finger on that mouse button and
just keep clicking "next".
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--Susan in VA
WifetoVegman
What is most important and valuable about the home as a base for children's growth into the world is not that it is a better school than the schools, but that it isn't a school at all. John Holt
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>It will, starting with the most recent, and working
> > If you put in music or instruments, you must keep
> > hitting "next" as it only searches about 150
> messages
> > at a time.
> >
>
> Will it search the whole archive?
> Thanks!
> Laura
backwards, about 150 at a time. It is tedious, but
that is how yahoo has it set up right now. And seeing
the size of the archive for this list, give yourself
about 30 minutes at least to make it all the way
through. Keep your finger on that mouse button and
just keep clicking "next".
=====
--Susan in VA
WifetoVegman
What is most important and valuable about the home as a base for children's growth into the world is not that it is a better school than the schools, but that it isn't a school at all. John Holt
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Danielle Conger
Hmmmm.... Just a thought....
Maybe this could be included in the FAQs. I tried searching a while back for food allergies and didn't have much luck. I didn't realize it only searched 150 at a time. Duh!
--danielle
It will, starting with the most recent, and working
backwards, about 150 at a time. It is tedious, but
that is how yahoo has it set up right now. And seeing
the size of the archive for this list, give yourself
about 30 minutes at least to make it all the way
through. Keep your finger on that mouse button and
just keep clicking "next".
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Maybe this could be included in the FAQs. I tried searching a while back for food allergies and didn't have much luck. I didn't realize it only searched 150 at a time. Duh!
--danielle
It will, starting with the most recent, and working
backwards, about 150 at a time. It is tedious, but
that is how yahoo has it set up right now. And seeing
the size of the archive for this list, give yourself
about 30 minutes at least to make it all the way
through. Keep your finger on that mouse button and
just keep clicking "next".
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Elizabeth Hill
** Maybe this could be included in the FAQs. I tried searching a while
back for food allergies and didn't have much luck. I didn't realize it
only searched 150 at a time. Duh!
**
Would searching on the unschooling.com message boards generate more
"hits"? I've only searched there a couple of times and I'm not sure
whether everything ever posted there is searched, or whether there is a
time limit or some other limit. Anybody know?
Going there and searching on "piano" or some other key word of interest
might be less frustrating than searching the archives for this list.
"Lessons" would turn up a lot of debate about "math lessons" or
"reading lessons", probably.
BTW -- How "old" is this list after the latest name change? Are we or
are we not linked to the archives of past incarnations of this list?
Betsy
back for food allergies and didn't have much luck. I didn't realize it
only searched 150 at a time. Duh!
**
Would searching on the unschooling.com message boards generate more
"hits"? I've only searched there a couple of times and I'm not sure
whether everything ever posted there is searched, or whether there is a
time limit or some other limit. Anybody know?
Going there and searching on "piano" or some other key word of interest
might be less frustrating than searching the archives for this list.
"Lessons" would turn up a lot of debate about "math lessons" or
"reading lessons", probably.
BTW -- How "old" is this list after the latest name change? Are we or
are we not linked to the archives of past incarnations of this list?
Betsy
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In a message dated 2/7/2004 10:11:19 PM Mountain Standard Time,
ecsamhill@... writes:
Would searching on the unschooling.com message boards generate more
"hits"? . . .Going there and searching on "piano" or some other key word of
interest
might be less frustrating than searching the archives for this list.
=====================
Probably so, and it would be easier to read what you would find, too, at the
message boards.
-=-BTW -- How "old" is this list after the latest name change? Are we or
are we not linked to the archives of past incarnations of this list?-=-
The list still goes back to the beginning. It has had three names:
Unschooling-dotcom
Unschooling-Discussion
UnschoolingDiscussion
but the archives have survived the name changes.
Kinda like I have been Sandra Adams, Sandra Gill, and Sandra Dodd, and yet I
have ALL THIS JUNK from all those times!! (I mean all the important
collections of my entire life...)
Sandra
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ecsamhill@... writes:
Would searching on the unschooling.com message boards generate more
"hits"? . . .Going there and searching on "piano" or some other key word of
interest
might be less frustrating than searching the archives for this list.
=====================
Probably so, and it would be easier to read what you would find, too, at the
message boards.
-=-BTW -- How "old" is this list after the latest name change? Are we or
are we not linked to the archives of past incarnations of this list?-=-
The list still goes back to the beginning. It has had three names:
Unschooling-dotcom
Unschooling-Discussion
UnschoolingDiscussion
but the archives have survived the name changes.
Kinda like I have been Sandra Adams, Sandra Gill, and Sandra Dodd, and yet I
have ALL THIS JUNK from all those times!! (I mean all the important
collections of my entire life...)
Sandra
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Fetteroll
on 2/8/04 12:11 AM, Elizabeth Hill at ecsamhill@... wrote:
the search to messages within in the last day, last week, last 6 months (or
something like those) and unlimited.
I haven't been able to get it to work at all recently but it might just be
my set up.
Joyce
> Would searching on the unschooling.com message boards generate moreThere's a pull down on the message board search to let you limit the time of
> "hits"? I've only searched there a couple of times and I'm not sure
> whether everything ever posted there is searched, or whether there is a
> time limit or some other limit. Anybody know?
the search to messages within in the last day, last week, last 6 months (or
something like those) and unlimited.
I haven't been able to get it to work at all recently but it might just be
my set up.
Joyce
liza sabater
Hi Laura,
Use the word MUSIC or the word for a musical instrument. I know that
RECORDER, VIOLIN, PIANO, GUITAR have been discussed, so you may want to
start with that.
Cheers,
Liza
Use the word MUSIC or the word for a musical instrument. I know that
RECORDER, VIOLIN, PIANO, GUITAR have been discussed, so you may want to
start with that.
Cheers,
Liza
On Saturday, February 7, 2004, at 07:04 PM, BonKnit@... wrote:
> I want to search the archives for possible posts on unschooling music,
> such
> as learning to play an instrument. I would love suggestions on how to
> go about
> that. I have put in music and instruments but am not getting anything,
> suggestions?
> I may just be doing it wrong.
> Laura