The Motivated Child, Part One: Developing Autonomy
As parents, we all want our children to be driven, curious, and motivated to learn. In this four part series, we’ll go deep on exploring how to develop drive in our children.
As parents, we all want our children to be driven, curious, and motivated to learn. In this four part series, we’ll go deep on exploring how to develop drive in our children.
It’s a common perception: unschooling is a lazy form of parenting that results in lazy children. That they'll use the autonomy they’re given to opt out of much of life.
Being a trained teacher involves a lot of things. But it’s important to understand that a good deal of that training relates to skills that apply specifically to a school setting...
I have a short but incredibly empowering tidbit for you today: If you look at most current definitions of the word ‘educate’, they will talk about the act or process of imparting knowledge or skill. They will focus on systematic instruction, teaching, and schooling. But the Latin word it came...
Educationally, we seem to have decided that children are almost entirely incompetent. Are they?
Somehow the four walls of a room within a school building have become our gold standard learning space. Really think about that for a second.