Rickshaw Unschooling

These two talks, especially when seen together, speak so well about communication and the value of real education. In these are the foundati...

I've often felt guilty for being a daytime-occupier -- just dropping in for visits, getting reports from Markus (my husband) who works n...

I think this is the most important speech of my lifetime. It's long (20 minutes), but very much worth watching. And it's inspiring...

THIS is why I teach. For joy! Thank you, Mr. B.!!!

Read the comment below this photo of my girl with her protest sign. Proud Mama moment. :--) http://www.flickr.com/photos/96367212@N00/6255...

We spent most of Oct. 15th at Occupy Vancouver. Because of commitments on our island (a wood-heated home, pets, and the children's vari...

In a few days I will bring my children to Occupy Vancouver. The Occupy movement is about decentralization, and Unschooling is a huge part ...

Vitus I watched it many years ago, before I knew what unschooling was, and then I thought it was a beautiful story of a brilliant boy who ...

I'm feeling so inspired, today! I still have lots of work to do sifting through the summer's activities and posting here, sending st...

I absolutely love this post by Radio Free School -- so much I added it to the sidebar! http://radiofreeschool.blogspot.com/2011/09/is-unsc...

Home! When we got on the ferry the cool ocean air wrapped us in comfort and pulled us home. It was an amazing trip -- so amazing that we&#...

The last day of our trip was a quick drive from Fife, Washington, home to our island. And it was Fathers' Day! So we stopped at the Muse...

Another day of driving -- 12 hours, in fact. But we started early with the intention of hiking around somewhere near Mt. Shasta, and what a ...

Today we had an 11-hour drive, but stopped for gas an a popsicle somewhere under a lone palm. Goodbye land of palm-trees!

That's all I'm going to say about it. Rhiannon was home sick with a fever; I was busy interviewing and spending much-needed time wit...