Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
When it comes to evolving education, being incremental and pragmatic may be at odds with being effective or moral
#unschoolingrules
Finished Unschooling Rules? Read the Citations and Deeper Dives
On Unschooling Rules
Popular Posts
-
I have been gathering a collection of simulations and serious games. Just click on any of the tags below for examples of Serious Games on t...
-
I just put this serious game up over at The Registry , but thought many people here might also like it. Guts and Bolts is a free serious gam... -
Schools like to say that they rigorously teach all of the important skills. Rather, so many important "learning to do" skills simp...
-
Here is a preview of the Foreword of Unschooling Rule ( A featured book in Barnes & Noble stores ) by education visionary Jeff Sandefer ...
-
I was asked in an interview the other day to summarize what the key implications of Unschooling Rules are. Here they are, by group: For f...
-
The goal of education is fairly straightforward. For everyone, it is to discover, line up, and enrich: their individual skills (wh... -
I love composting, but have hated all of the steps that have traditionally gone with it. I did not want to shovel or sift or spin or even t... -
“ In the old days, very few people could read and write. Literacy was a very novel sort of thing, and it was felt that most p...
-
While doing book research on the limitations of traditional media and the need to "learn to do" as well as "learn to know&quo...
-
I sent a copy of Unschooling Rules (unsolicited) to a friend a few days ago, and he received it yesterday. His emailed me last night to th...
Want more citations and examples for Unschooling Rules?
Become a fan
© 2012 Clark Aldrich
No comments:
Post a Comment