*school days*!!
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Oh dear! I still have a long way to go - I still tend to think
*school* between 9 & 3 and *school holidays* when the ps are on
holiday.
I do only *think* that way - we dont *DO* school.............
Marianne <<<<who one day will 'live' the unschooling way >>>>>>>>
*school* between 9 & 3 and *school holidays* when the ps are on
holiday.
I do only *think* that way - we dont *DO* school.............
Marianne <<<<who one day will 'live' the unschooling way >>>>>>>>
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In a message dated 01/17/2001 9:25:14 AM !!!First Boot!!!,
tonitoni@... writes:
Well, don't beat yourself up too much! :) 9-3 is when most things are open
and when I am alive. And "school holidays" come into the plan when we want
to include non-hsed kiddos.
But our county just had a 5 day weekend -- we couldn't go that long without
doing something! :)
Nance
tonitoni@... writes:
Oh dear! I still have a long way to go - I still tend to think
*school* between 9 & 3 and *school holidays* when the ps are on
holiday.
I do only *think* that way - we dont *DO* school.............
Well, don't beat yourself up too much! :) 9-3 is when most things are open
and when I am alive. And "school holidays" come into the plan when we want
to include non-hsed kiddos.
But our county just had a 5 day weekend -- we couldn't go that long without
doing something! :)
Nance
mary krzyzanowski
hi all,
here's my thoughts on "school days". for unschoolers the whole world is our
"school" and since some part of the world is in the time span of 9-3pm
throughout the day, then every day and all the time is a "school day and
school time". I avoid going places at peak times when psers will likely be
there, my dc love when they have a "private museum".
We had a great using moment recently. we were at the science center, my dg
(10, 8) we working together on a project when some psers came to a nearby
display; i noticed that most of them were more interested in what my dc were
doing then in the drooning and questions being directed at them. i felt so
sorry for them.
for a shortened version of unschoolers, I thought users and using would be
good, since it describes what we do (use what we can to learn about what we
want to know).
Mary-NY
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here's my thoughts on "school days". for unschoolers the whole world is our
"school" and since some part of the world is in the time span of 9-3pm
throughout the day, then every day and all the time is a "school day and
school time". I avoid going places at peak times when psers will likely be
there, my dc love when they have a "private museum".
We had a great using moment recently. we were at the science center, my dg
(10, 8) we working together on a project when some psers came to a nearby
display; i noticed that most of them were more interested in what my dc were
doing then in the drooning and questions being directed at them. i felt so
sorry for them.
for a shortened version of unschoolers, I thought users and using would be
good, since it describes what we do (use what we can to learn about what we
want to know).
Mary-NY
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>Reply-To: [email protected]
>To: [email protected]
>Subject: Re: [Unschooling-dotcom] *school days*!!
>Date: Wed, 17 Jan 2001 07:19:39 EST
>
>In a message dated 01/17/2001 9:25:14 AM !!!First Boot!!!,
>tonitoni@... writes:
>
>
> > Oh dear! I still have a long way to go - I still tend to think
> > *school* between 9 & 3 and *school holidays* when the ps are on
> > holiday.
> > I do only *think* that way - we dont *DO* school.............
> >
> >
>
>Well, don't beat yourself up too much! :) 9-3 is when most things are
>open
>and when I am alive. And "school holidays" come into the plan when we want
>to include non-hsed kiddos.
>
>But our county just had a 5 day weekend -- we couldn't go that long without
>doing something! :)
>
>Nance
>
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