Unschooling Thoughts & Twitter

[ahavah]

Here's a great unschooling article from Bob Cesca's Awesome Blog. At this point, I don't think homeschoolers have anything to fear legally as we switch to a new administration - at least not on a federal level. It's really the states who decide the individual homeschooling requirements anyway. I'm quite pleased with NC's laws, which are some of the

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[pinkslit]

We find ourselves talking more and more about homeschooling. Especially with Jimi's possible Asperger's (I wish they'd dx her already!) and now the spinal stuff...man. We only want whats best for her and since her social interactions are about 2 - 3 years delayed, we're not sure that would be best.

Ugh...it's all so stressful to figure out what is best and then fight for it.

[ahavah]

Josh and I knew we wanted to homeschool right from the start. I went straight from the health dpt to the library and got books on pregnancy and homeschooling. :) It's not for everyone, but I do believe kids learn better when learning is tailored to them. I think, if both parents are committed to it, homeschooling can be done even with both parents working.

[ahavah]

Yeah, Twitter moms went crazy over that thing. I don't watch much tv, but I kept seeing links to that commercial everywhere. I was surprised Motrin was that stupid, but I think I forgave them since they pulled it so quick.