Re: [AlwaysLearning] unschooling question
Karin
joanna514 wrote:
<<I felt the need to discuss with my kids, the other day, the reality
of their lives. I explained that they have lots of time and freedom
and if there was anything they wanted to do, like playing and
instrument, or basically anything that would take time and/or money
to learn, that this was a pretty good time in thier life to do it.
Other people willing to help them and freedom from grown up
responsabilities and all that. I think conversations are good. I
let them know I don't care what or if they decide to take up
anything. I just wanted them aware of the reality of the situation.
I don't want them to grow up and not realize all the possibilities. >>>
Thanks Joanna!
What a wonderful common-sense suggestion that I hadn't even thought of.
But of course, that's why I'm here, always learning. <g>
Karin
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<<I felt the need to discuss with my kids, the other day, the reality
of their lives. I explained that they have lots of time and freedom
and if there was anything they wanted to do, like playing and
instrument, or basically anything that would take time and/or money
to learn, that this was a pretty good time in thier life to do it.
Other people willing to help them and freedom from grown up
responsabilities and all that. I think conversations are good. I
let them know I don't care what or if they decide to take up
anything. I just wanted them aware of the reality of the situation.
I don't want them to grow up and not realize all the possibilities. >>>
Thanks Joanna!
What a wonderful common-sense suggestion that I hadn't even thought of.
But of course, that's why I'm here, always learning. <g>
Karin
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