After reading, Transformed: How Everyday Things Are Made by Bill Slavin, everyday for the past month or so, I’ve decided it’s a “must share.” If you have a child whose mind tends toward the scientific – a budding engineer, a creative soul, an inventor extraordinaire – or just the curious, this book won’t disappoint.
Thoughts on life learning as an educational approach and the implications to public schools and children.
Continuing in our young homeschoolers interview series, I am pleased to present an interview with friend and member, Wendy Bredeman. Her son, Isaac, is a lovely friend of my son, Dylan’s. It is a wonderful privilege to share her expertise and perspective with you today.
Waxing lyrical about the new year, lifelong learning, and continuing forth.
As it’s the start of a new year, I am particularly thoughtful today. Looking back, looking forward, and evaluating what has come before.
