Re: [Unschooling-dotcom] state mandated testing
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<<Someone on here said they will
obey the law.....why? Why as an unschooler would you place the law above
your
beliefs?>>
I'm not sure that the person was actually unschooling.
If I am wrong in my perception, please let me know.
~Elissa Cleaveland
Radical Unschoolers Unite!
obey the law.....why? Why as an unschooler would you place the law above
your
beliefs?>>
I'm not sure that the person was actually unschooling.
If I am wrong in my perception, please let me know.
~Elissa Cleaveland
Radical Unschoolers Unite!
[email protected]
In a message dated 8/20/02 8:26:23 AM, starsuncloud@... writes:
<< Someone on here said they will
obey the law.....why? Why as an unschooler would you place the law above your
beliefs? >>
Depends on a person's priorities.
That poster didn't seem to be an unschooler, by the way.
Some people DO want to obey all laws. I obey lots of laws, consciously, and
encourage my kids to but I tell them WHY it's worth doing. Littering is bad
with or without the $300 fine. Running traffic signals is not worth doing,
because if some people do it the stupidest will be following suit.
But if family peace and a child's wholeness and self image are high on the
list, following a testing law can't possibly compete.
Sandra
<< Someone on here said they will
obey the law.....why? Why as an unschooler would you place the law above your
beliefs? >>
Depends on a person's priorities.
That poster didn't seem to be an unschooler, by the way.
Some people DO want to obey all laws. I obey lots of laws, consciously, and
encourage my kids to but I tell them WHY it's worth doing. Littering is bad
with or without the $300 fine. Running traffic signals is not worth doing,
because if some people do it the stupidest will be following suit.
But if family peace and a child's wholeness and self image are high on the
list, following a testing law can't possibly compete.
Sandra