Newby
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In a message dated 9/2/02 3:16:20 PM Central Daylight Time,
[email protected] writes:
<< I read a book called "Coloring Outside
the Lines" in which a man who designed artificial intelligence for
computers and therefore had studied a lot about how learning works,
wrote about how to get your kids through public school with their
critical thinking, creativity and love of learning in tact. >>
I love that book. I recommend it often because it's written by a Dad and he
had his kids in ps (which baffles me since he lists all the ways it damages
kids), and therefore is a good book imo for people reluctant to accept
homeschooling as a viable option.
Ren
[email protected] writes:
<< I read a book called "Coloring Outside
the Lines" in which a man who designed artificial intelligence for
computers and therefore had studied a lot about how learning works,
wrote about how to get your kids through public school with their
critical thinking, creativity and love of learning in tact. >>
I love that book. I recommend it often because it's written by a Dad and he
had his kids in ps (which baffles me since he lists all the ways it damages
kids), and therefore is a good book imo for people reluctant to accept
homeschooling as a viable option.
Ren