A Mind at a Time by Mel Levine Learningbeyondschooling says: An must read for all parents and parents-to-be! Homeschoolers, especially UNSCHOOLERS, Dr Levine’s ideas reinforces that learning can take place anywhere and anytime – if the child is ready, the important thing is creating the right physical and emotional environment. Again, we [...]
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The Short Bus: A Journey Beyond Normal by Jonathan Mooney This is a another great book. When we see our children “different” we panic and try whatever we can to make them “normal” again. We know of parents (those who have money of course) who have sent their children from one program to another, and [...]
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Einstein Never Used Flash Cards by Roberta Michnick Golinkoff Ph.D., Kathy Hirsh-Pasek Ph.D., Diane Eyer Ph.D. This is a very good book. We used much the materials to reinforce our approach to homeschooling in our presentation on March 28′s seminar. It’s written by people who are experts and know what they are talking about. – LBS Paperback: [...]
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