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A second interview on the podcast Cecilie and Jesper Conrad do. I can sure go on a tangent, and I talk fast, as usual, but these two are fun to talk to, and it went on too long, again. If you just

Working on pages to link to, I came to something good.? ?Then I made the photos show again, and formatted it to work on a phone! 1998 was 25 years ago.? Someone's son wanted to know the difference

https://sandradodd.com/learnnothingday/2020Credits ( https://sandradodd.com/learnnothingday/2020Credits?fbclid=IwAR2obWZ67Kp9GNSMULrbRMMdQHBuABh8hVg-hTKeBM4NzmAtxyXAbtnkIs0 ) That will lead to the

I love this so much.

To those who identify as Unschoolers, or whose home-education practices could be so categorized by others, this is a formal request to *CEASE AND DESIST* On July 24, 2023, beginning at 12:01 a.m. in

What I have about teens is about pre-covid teens, many of whom knew other unschoolers through local groups and conferences.? There are good things to read, but I know some families have none of that,

Some of this sounds too scripted and wordy.? It's unlikely that boys, especially, will be that verbal when it's a choice between an interesting game and a mom who's talking too much.

I responded at length one day, when the question was new, but somehow I failed to send it.? I'm very sorry!! Luckily, others generously? jumped in to help, too. I do remember that I brought a link

The second interview has happened.? It should be published around July 20, before Learn Nothing Day. :-) They're planning a third one, so I will try to bring that up.? :-) The Conrads are living

I did enjoy listening to this - nice to see your face and hear your voice :-) Can I suggest that when you do your follow up, you include the original concept of strewing? I just listened to episode

I enjoyed this thread a lot and found a lot of valuable ideas/thoughts to chew on! Thanks everyone for sharing.

Thank you, Tara and Dola and Karen for your thoughtful, insightful help! I have been reading, self-reflecting, rereading, checking my energy. It is hard doing the needed internal work. ** If he was

"Now he doesn't like when I ask about his games or ask to see his videos." Is this true, have you asked him to clarify? Not in the moment, but in a quieter moment like a car ride or bumping into him

I have often wished for more to be written about unschooling teens, especially at the beginning. This is really beautiful, Dola: "While they explored stuff I did not always know of, I worked on my

Your fears around the darkside of internet could be getting in your way of connecting with your son. Are you unconsciously hanging around to 'keep an eye' on what he is doing on internet? - Do tune

Your fears around the darkside of internet could be getting in your way of connecting with your son. Are you unconsciously hanging around to 'keep an eye' on what he is doing on internet? - Do tune

"I have fears too about it." Another thought for you or anyone reading... If you are asking your son questions out of fear, that could be a problem.? Essentially, by doing this, you are asking

"Now he doesn't like when I ask about his games or ask to see his videos." Both my guys (my husband and my son (now 20)) are like that.? If I ask, "What are you up to lately?" it feels?like too big

My 12 yr old son has a longtime passion for gaming. Until recently, he was happy to have me involved, at least as an observer. More recently, if I hang out and watch him play then he turns to me and

This is what I can do from home! I was recently Interviewed. I hope It's fun. I'm announcing It before I've listened. I was having a good time with Cecilie and