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Order Sandra's "Peaceful Parenting" tape. Richard's on there too.

Priceless. ....welll, she DOES charge for it, but it's worth every
penny!

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Hey, you can get it without giving me anything if you buy it from the company
that did the recording (or you can e-mail me to ask about getting it from me
if you'd rather):


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Here are the tapes I used to have, but right now I only have Peaceful and
Practicalities.
Harry should be able to sell you any of them. The number in brackets will
help him find them.

Unschooling Gloriously Introduced [01-16]

(A gloriously fancy name for “intro to unschooling”)


Practicalities of Unschooling [02 16]

That conference had asked that we provide practical hands-on information, but
I discussed in my talk that the important tools for unschooling are mental
and interpersonal. (Another kind of intro.)

Benefits of Video Games for Unschoolers [02 26]

Panel: (standing and walking around, not sitting, but the sound quality is
AMAZINGLY good!)
Sandra Dodd, Dan Vilter and Kathy Ward,
Plus one child of each: Jonathan Ward who was 18 I think, Matthew Vilter who
was 12, and Holly Dodd, who was 10, who were demonstrating games (Dan had set
up a big projection screen) and describing what they were doing.
(After all that Intro, I find I only have one copy left of this one.)


To Question, or Not to Question—That is the Question [01- ? at least tell
him it was 2001]

With Richard Prystowsky, (editor of Paths of Learning magazine), I was
discussing how a parent whose family of origin did NOT encourage question-asking,
whose parents tended to shush them, can learn to enjoy and encourage
question-and-answer dialogs, and how wonderful that is for unschoolers. The underlying
theme was whether Jewish childrearing tradition has some principles that
Christian families could greatly benefit from knowing. I was raised Baptist,
Richard was raised Jewish, and we’re both now Buddhist-esque, though Richard much
more than I am.

Peaceful Parenting [02 36]

Also with Richard Prystowsky.
This is the tape more people have bought than all the others combined. We’re
discussing practical ways to make family life more peaceful.

(I charge $7.50 to mail one from here, and I take paypal, and if other list
owners see me selling something on the list they might throw me off or put me
on moderation so I hid it at the bottom. Shhh.)