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Free Range Learning

How Homeschooling Changes Everything

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  • 304 strony
  • 11 godzin czytania

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Free Range Learning presents compelling data on the significance of natural learning, challenging conventional views on school-based education. Drawing from experts in various fields, including neurologists, child development specialists, and educators, the book balances factual insights with quotes and stories from over 100 homeschoolers across multiple countries. These voices highlight the effectiveness of alternative learning approaches. The book illustrates that children thrive outside restrictive educational systems and emphasizes the importance of restoring meaningful, heart-centered education. It also showcases how networking enhances learning experiences and positions homeschooling as a catalyst for positive social change, benefiting the broader community. Choosing to homeschool transcends a mere educational method; it represents a cultural shift toward redefining success and embracing collective intelligence, with profound implications for the future of education. Laura Weldon, a writer for national publications on learning, sustainability, and spirituality, brings her expertise as a long-time columnist for Home Education Magazine and an award-winning poet. Residing on a small farm with her husband and four homeschooled children, her background includes teaching conflict resolution and developing community enrichment workshops.

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Free Range Learning, Laura Grace Weldon

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2010
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Tytuł
Free Range Learning
Podtytuł
How Homeschooling Changes Everything
Język
angielski
Wydawca
Hohm Press
Rok wydania
2010
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
304
ISBN10
193538709X
ISBN13
9781935387091
Seria
Ocena
3,9 z 5
Opis
Free Range Learning presents compelling data on the significance of natural learning, challenging conventional views on school-based education. Drawing from experts in various fields, including neurologists, child development specialists, and educators, the book balances factual insights with quotes and stories from over 100 homeschoolers across multiple countries. These voices highlight the effectiveness of alternative learning approaches. The book illustrates that children thrive outside restrictive educational systems and emphasizes the importance of restoring meaningful, heart-centered education. It also showcases how networking enhances learning experiences and positions homeschooling as a catalyst for positive social change, benefiting the broader community. Choosing to homeschool transcends a mere educational method; it represents a cultural shift toward redefining success and embracing collective intelligence, with profound implications for the future of education. Laura Weldon, a writer for national publications on learning, sustainability, and spirituality, brings her expertise as a long-time columnist for Home Education Magazine and an award-winning poet. Residing on a small farm with her husband and four homeschooled children, her background includes teaching conflict resolution and developing community enrichment workshops.