Homeschooling on Dr. Phil:part 1
For those who may have missed it when it originally aired. This is part one of five.
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
A Day In Our Lives: Unschooling, Adopting, Learning, Thinking, Playing, Changing, Watching, Growing, Loving, Exploring, Creating, Shopping, Trying, Doing, Being, Discovering, Pondering, Gaming, Simplifying, Breathing, Trusting, Encouraging, Gardening, Building, Writing, Transitioning, Working, Questioning, Wondering, Gazing, Discussing, Laughing, Crying, Reading, Thanking, Observing, Debating, Healing, Connecting, Evolving, Meditating, Listening, Living...
Posts of Interest
View By Topic
- Day in Our Lives (117)
- Unschooling in Action (50)
- Unschooling Voices (44)
- Unschooling Thoughts (26)
- Adoption (24)
- Unschooling in the Media (23)
- Links We Like (21)
- Parenting (21)
- Thoughts on Schooling (19)
- Creating (13)
- Tags And Memes (12)
- Nature (10)
- Musings On Life (8)
View By Month
- November 2005 (1)
- December 2005 (18)
- January 2006 (13)
- February 2006 (10)
- March 2006 (8)
- April 2006 (11)
- May 2006 (26)
- June 2006 (20)
- July 2006 (14)
- August 2006 (5)
- September 2006 (8)
- October 2006 (18)
- November 2006 (17)
- December 2006 (38)
- January 2007 (29)
- February 2007 (22)
- March 2007 (22)
- April 2007 (13)
- May 2007 (3)
- June 2007 (14)
- July 2007 (2)
- August 2007 (1)
- September 2007 (11)
- October 2007 (15)
- November 2007 (26)
- December 2007 (4)
- January 2008 (23)
- February 2008 (11)
- March 2008 (4)
- April 2008 (2)
- January 2009 (2)
- February 2009 (1)
Site Design By:
Free Blogger Skins
Free Blogger Skins
Please scroll down to the bottom of this page to see the webrings we belong to.
2 comments:
They took a poll on the show, and most people voted that homeschooling was the best form of education. Thanks for the video!
Oh yeah, you might like the Education Forums with information about homeschooling and unschooling.
I'm a 7 year home educator--the Charlotte Mason method primarily. I try to avoid textbooks and workbooks in the early years especially.
I had no idea unschooling was this child-centered. I'm not judging your choices, but I would like to recommend that at very least, you instill in those children a strong work ethic (because nobody *wants* to file their taxes, or draw up the will, or 100 other dreaded tasks of adulthood) and a sense of respect for you and ultimately--others. The snapping, whining and sulking will only grow with them--into a big fat stalk of rebellion and self-destruction--if you don't cut it off as a bud.
Children will not learn character all by themselves; you're going to have endeavor to teach that to them. The bible is an excellent place to start...and end, for that matter.
Blessings to you and yours...
Post a Comment