Unschooling Voices

Just a quick reminder for those who still have posts to submit…there’s a week left before the next issue of unschooling-voices-main-page.html”>Unschooling Voices main page. Summer at Wired For Noise is hosting this issue (thanks Summer!). If you’re interested in hosting an issue on your blog, let me know. For details about this issue, ot to read past issues, check out the Unschooling Voices main page. Thanks!

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Unschooling Voices #13

Unschooling Voices #13 has been posted. The link and details for participating in edition #14 can be found at the
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If anybody is interested in hosting an edition on their blog, please let me know.

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Just a mid-month reminder to send in your entries in for the next edition of Unschooling Voices. Click the link for details.
If you want to submit using blogcarnival.com, we have a widget in the left sidebar or you can email:
unschoolingvoices AT yahoo

Also, if you’re interested in hosting, please leave a comment!

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Unschooling Voices: blogcarnival.com, future hosts & reminder

For some strange reason, I haven’t been able to log into blogcarnival.com for a long time. After a few back and forth e-mails with someone, I was finally able to get into my account and start updating the Unschooling Voices page over there.
If you’d like to be included in the current edition, please send it to unschoolingvoices AT yahoo.com, before the end of this month. The more the merrier! Click on the unschooling-voices-main-page.html”>Unschooling Voices main page for the details.

Unschooling Voices #12 will be hosted over at Relaxed Homeskool and Kim chose this edition’s (always optional) question(s) of the month:

1)Write the unschooling manual for a newbie in 400 words or less- have fun!

2)Take the Unschooling Images Challenge and describe your unschooling experience using pictures. Here’s the questions but you can add more or change them at will:
*Your favorite resource
*One field trip they loved and learned on
*The game they love so much they don’t realize it is educational
*What you’ve “strewn” lately
*Everyday task where they pick up lots of info
* A resource you have always wanted to purchase for the children but keep putting off
*What your kids think school is really like
* Best place to unschool

If you’d like to host a future edition, just let me know.

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Unschooling Voices #11

Happy New Year and welcome to Unschooling Voices #11!

This edition has 11 participants and 13 submissions. Take your time and stop by all these great blogs. Leave a comment while you’re there and tell them we sent you!

Pam Genant over at Meanderings of a Gentle Gull shares her unschooling journey with us by telling us what brought her and her family to unschooling. She also posted about something that comes up a lot on the unschooling lists, candy and sugar.

Colleen, who blogs at The New Unschooler whose submissions “shows that I’m learning a thing or two about respecting my child’s feelings and taking him seriously. It’s about two very similar situations with vastly different outcomes. What made the difference? The first time I fell back on my standard parental response and the second time I applied the principles of unschooling. You can probably guess which scenario produced the happy ending”.

Becky submitted a post from her blog Life Without School and says “My six year old son is learning to read, and I didn’t teach him how!”

Stephanie from Learning Through Living answers the (always optional) question of the month with her post.

Mandy at Second To The Right, And Straight On Till Morning also submitted a post answering this months question.

Mary Nix, Editor and Writer for Home Education Magazine (and someone who has given a lot to the homeschooling community) says she wrote her post after being inspired by this months question.

Sally shares a post “about my intention to revisit my January posts from previous years blogging. I find that I’m often revisiting the same issues. However, it is fascinating to find how much you also move on over time, sometimes, pleasingly, toward the goals you hold”.

From the Life Without School community blog, comes a post by Tammy who says “Letting my kids have their own intellectual jam sessions, that’s what we are doing when we let them follow their interests. And when I can (which is pretty often), I jam right along with them. And together, we make music.”

Also from the Life Without School Community Blog, Robin submitted a post on a topic that came up recently on one of the unschooling lists…Unschooling As A Single Parent by Becky.

Silvia over at Po Moyemu updates us on her radical unschooling journey.

Robin from The Miracle That Is My Life says this about her submission, “We are doing our best to live a radical unschooling life and learn respectful parenting. This particular entry is about my son’s transition into toddlerhood and the beginning of the demands for autonomy. Our RU life looks a lot different now that Sam is no longer just a cheerful little soul concentrating all his efforts on putting one foot in front of the other. His undersanding of the world and his place in it grows every moment of every day and he wants to experience everything and has developed a fine and hearty voice of protest. Learning to respect this is both challenging and extraordinarily wonderful to me.”

Rounding up the posts is my submission, which is an older one, being I haven’t been blogging much these last couple of months. Here are some pictures from a recent day out with our homeschool group to a nature trail.

There you have it! Thank you to everyone who participated this month. Unschooling Voices is going to be doing a bit of travelling the next few months, starting at Kim’s blog, Relaxed Homeskool for Unschooling Voices #12. If anyone is interested in hosting a future edition, let me know. I’ve posted Kim’s question for the next edition-don’t forget to send them in before Feb 1st.

Thanks for stopping by. I hope you enjoy this edition!