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*Until recently, I have not had many restrictions about food and my son has pretty much eaten what and when he has wanted. However he is starting to get overweight and I feel that it is my

I forgot to leave the link: https://justaddlightandstir.blogspot.com/2012/03/surprising-changes.html There are some other things on my site related to the way unschooling affects more than the

In 2012, on Just Add Light, I quoted the intro to a talk I had given in 2009.? I think it was the advance "teaser" description, on a conference blog that's long gone. When my firstborn son was four

The last question isn't good out of context.? The day I used the questionnaire, though, it would have helped parents first think about all the teaching and learning they knew of and had experienced,

1) Son- Full time twitch streamer, content creator.? He worked initially as a janitor and gradually cut back his shifts, as his twitch channel increased in popularity. He has been streaming full time

I hated my favourite teacher at first, almost everyone else loved her but I thought she was too energetic and enthusiastic which didn't seem sincere. By the end of the year I loved her and everyone

==What makes "a good teacher"? == I think the answer to that would be intensely personal? I had a *great* maths teacher when I went back to college in my 20's - but I can't put my finger on WHY she

"What factors help you learn?" Interest in the subject at hand. Quiet - although I've learnt to work with Kai in the background over 14 years! Time to play around and make mistakes and fix them Jo

I combined two because the 6th would be irritating, after #5, so mush them together however you want to. Partly, I answered in #4. :-)? All of this topic ties together, easily. :-) The reason I asked

What makes "a good teacher"? Have you ever really loved a teacher other students didn't like?? Have you ever had the experience of having "a great teacher" who didn't appeal to you at all? (Questions

My e-mails were out of order, sorry.? The one about Belinda's exotic (to me) need for quiet was written earlier, but ended up in the queue.? I have two addresses, and both are subscribed, and...

Belinda, your description of needing quiet solitude is fascinating to me for it being so exotic. I mean it might be common to lots of people, but it's so unlike my own process that I read it twice

Here's something I learned about teachers, watching them analytically since I was six years old, because I knew I wanted to be one: They do things differently. That's a "duh" sort of observation, but

Mostly, I seem to do my best thinking late at night. That's when I read something and suddenly 'get it'. Or alternatively when talking to other people while walking or driving, is a good way to iron

Peace and quiet - no talking or music. Feeling at peace in myself and not hungry or anxious or self conscious. Space to spread out papers or ideas like a bed, floor or table if its academic writing

#4: A comfortable seat, such as sofa, stuffed armchair or bed. Definitely not a school desk Instrumental background music Snacks

Question #4 of 7, for thinking about teaching and learning, from an old questionnaire I dragged out to amuse people. What factors help you learn? The full list of questions is here:

I graduated from Law School in Brazil and have a Juris Doctorate equivalent. But I have worked with many many different thing because of skills and knowledge I learned outside schooL. Because of my

7 in primary school - some of whom I remember, some not. I guess about 15 in senior school no. 1 and the same number again after I moved schools at 13, a few of whom I remember. Countless lecturers at

==How many teachers have you had in your life? (You might count private lessons, classes outside school, Sunday School, this workshop, other workshops, campe counselors, Scout leaders, 4-H leaders)==