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Ticket to Nashville
Ever since Amrita discovered Miley Ray Cyrus, Taylor Swift’s (eventually a host other musicians) music at age 12, she was hooked on country music. She started learning the guitar (daddy taught her the only 3 chords that he knew – the … Continue reading
A to Z of Homeschooling: N is for Natural Learning
What is natural learning? It is learning that comes naturally to the child. Natural learning is learning that is self-motivated …, it has to be interest-driven
“Unschooling” is a viable option for Univ. students
This is an interesting piece – helps understands and opens our mind to approaches to college and higher education. We urge parents to rethink education and learning.
Educating Children Effectively
Continuing a series of previously published articles on FAMILYPLACE, might be useful to some. FamilyPlace, a project funded by DAGS, is the predecessor of Learning Beyond Schooling when our children were very young and reflected our thoughts as young(er parents). … Continue reading
A – Z of Homeschooling: G is for GROW
For parents trying to survive in destitute countries, all they pray for is for their young to grow strong enough to survive the harsh daily realities of life: drought, diseases and starvation. Because life is as unpredictable as rain fall, … Continue reading
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Tagged children, exercise, grow, health, homeschooling
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Q&A (16): It’s about LEARNING, not systems.
Somene asked us the other day: “As homeschoolers, what system should one adopt?” Our answer: What we parents should be exploring is not what system or schooling to adopt but go deeply into what learning truly this. This involves understanding … Continue reading
Earth Hour 2011
Earth Hour 2011… went and past. What did you and your kids do? We had our blackout gathering, mini campfire and marshmallow roasting with fellow home schoolers over. Over the years our kids appreciated that fact that we should not stress … Continue reading
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Tagged environment, homeschooling, social-engagement, value system
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Happy Chinese New Year
Happy New Year from all of us @CLiC Enjoy this simple presentation from our Chinese Class (students and parents)
Sir Ken Robinson on HS, Unschooling and Public Education
This an interesting video. Glad to know that he is a fan of homeschooling. It is also nice to see how he attempts to bridge the different approaches.
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Q & A on Homeschooling (5): Homeschooling a Child with Injury
Here a question we received last week. If you have a question click here. We received this question from Zuhaila: My son has been diagnosed as a brain injury. Worry to send him to school….Can I still homeschool my son … Continue reading
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