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Darleen Saunders's avatar

These ideas are not new. We had an education revolution in the 1970’s. I was a student then and remember going to artist colonies in Berkeley, and spending days on end at out in a nature park, disassembling motors, and redesigned classrooms with pods in the center. Even before that children learned without school at their parents or an apprentice’s side, in the community learning a trade or skill. So why do they seem so “radical”? Especially to teachers.

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Mel Ro's avatar

One of the most important reasons I chose to homeschool was so my child would live in the real world.

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