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Facebook did not ask me that kind of thing, because I'm french ! ( I'm the mother of the little boy who wanted to know why your were american in the rainy rencontre in Savoie ).Sandra Dodd:
OH MY GOSH that was priceless. I was talking with a few people and Julie was holding her little boy up, and he laughed and hid his face and looked at me and laughed again. It was a happy laugh. He asked her something and she said he had asked "Why is she American?" I suggested she could tell him "When an American mother and an American father love each other *very much*..." but he was too young for that kind of wondering anyway. 🙂 Maybe his question was "What is an American doing HERE!?"Julie Autre:
Sandra, you were the FIRST american he saw in real ! Thank you that you came !!! Julie.The beginning had been "Facebook's prompt is 'What are you thankful for?' I like that, but I'm curious about whether they're asking everyone in the world, or just Americans. 🙂"
Here, if it's still there, and if you can see facebook.
Unschooling (what it is) / attachment parenting (being your child's partner)
Connections (how learning works)
Deschooling / Input
Choices / the economics of restriction
Radical unschooling (more choices)
Benefits of unschooling (relationships, clarity )
Just Add Light and Stir
Many have been translated into French: SandraDodd.com/french
List of words to make your own Thinking Sticks (translated by a group in Baud in the summer of 2011):
SandraDodd.com/french/thinkingsticks
Les Enfants d'Abord http://www.lesenfantsdabord.org/
En France, l’instruction en famille est légale.
L’école n’est pas obligatoire.
Apprendre en liberté
http://apprendreenliberte.wordpress.com/
