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Bruce Mitchell
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Bruce Mitchell replied to Meredith's discussion radical unschooling, natural learning, traditional lifestyles
"Agreed Meredith."
Oct 8, 2010
Bruce Mitchell replied to Meredith's discussion radical unschooling, natural learning, traditional lifestyles
"Maybe the same documentary Scott, I just can't remember. "
Oct 8, 2010
Bruce Mitchell replied to Meredith's discussion radical unschooling, natural learning, traditional lifestyles
"Joyce said: There's a humongous hole in the theory that advertising is corrupting. If it were, then radically unschooled children would show the effects far more than any other group of children. From my understanding of unschooling, this…"
Oct 5, 2010
Bruce Mitchell replied to Meredith's discussion radical unschooling, natural learning, traditional lifestyles
"Joyce said: People in the over busy land of too many choices can look with envy at simpler lifestyles. But I'd bet most of the people forced by circumstances to live those "simpler" lives would chuck it all for life being way easier.…"
Oct 5, 2010
Bruce Mitchell replied to Meredith's discussion radical unschooling, natural learning, traditional lifestyles
"I am all for personal experience being a great or even the best teacher, but one thing I have learnt in life is that it is just not possible to learn everything by personal experience. There is way too many things to experience and learn. Why not…"
Oct 5, 2010
Bruce Mitchell replied to Meredith's discussion radical unschooling, natural learning, traditional lifestyles
"Thanks Meredith for this insight. "
Oct 4, 2010
Bruce Mitchell replied to Meredith's discussion radical unschooling, natural learning, traditional lifestyles
"I don't think the people of Bhutan saw TV as an evil scary boogieman. They probably saw it as something amazing - a gift. Witness the effect this gift had on them. It is me and others looking at the effect of TV on this culture that are…"
Oct 4, 2010
Bruce Mitchell replied to Meredith's discussion radical unschooling, natural learning, traditional lifestyles
"Alan, the study is being used by Open University, which is a reputable university. They do say the article is written by journalists and designed to be emotive, but the Guardian is a quality British newspaper. The information given in both courses…"
Oct 4, 2010
Bruce Mitchell replied to Meredith's discussion radical unschooling, natural learning, traditional lifestyles
"Meredith said: If some traditional lifestyles do represent a kind of radical unschooling, how does that play out in the modern world? An example of a traditional lifestyle that I have read about recently in two university courses was Bhutan. In a…"
Oct 4, 2010
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Jul 18, 2010
Bruce Mitchell replied to Meredith's discussion win-win in the context of control?
"Sandra said: Unschooling IS about ongoing flexibility and discussion and choice. That’s all I wanted to hear! Marvellous!! Sandra said: "Excessive sacrifice" isn't necessary. Great, that’s so good. My only concerns…"
Jun 2, 2010
Bruce Mitchell replied to Tammy's discussion Food choices vs food restrictions question
"Fine. Please move it the offending parts! "
May 30, 2010
Bruce Mitchell replied to Tammy's discussion Food choices vs food restrictions question
"Joyce said: If you're putting the concept of "avoiding what they don't like" into the same idea box as "keeping away what you don't want them to have" and labeling them both "not allow", the two different…"
May 30, 2010
Bruce Mitchell replied to Tammy's discussion Food choices vs food restrictions question
"Joyce said: ...are they seeking out those kind of images themselves. Paying attention to what they're exploring on their own is one way of getting to know who they are as people and what interests them to support and expand on. No to donkey…"
May 28, 2010
Bruce Mitchell replied to Tammy's discussion Food choices vs food restrictions question
"Tammy said: Can I ask why you would feel the need to ask them if they wanted to see sex with animals ? I wouldn't normally unless it came up naturally. Perhaps when they're older after looking at an encyclopaedia of sexual practices, such…"
May 28, 2010
Bruce Mitchell replied to Tammy's discussion Food choices vs food restrictions question
"Joyce said: Do your kids want to see sex with donkeys?!? The answer is yes. Here is a reply to that question, from my children today, especially the older one. I introduced it by saying sex is natural, and we touched on how people can do…"
May 27, 2010

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what does "radical unschooling" mean to you?
Radical unschooling for me means natural family living. It is all about bonding effectively and healthily and lovingly with your children. It follows on from natural birth and attchment-style parenting.There is an emphasis on family harmony, otherwise win-win must be used. Control is to be avoided, but sometimes seems necessary. It is also learning everywhere all the time. It means being responsive to children's questions and non-verbal cues.It is about connection with children and partnering them rather than power over them and adversarial situations.
how long have you been unschooling or homeschooling?
11 years.
first names of children
Xavier 11
Aiki 7
a little about me
I am a father of two beautiful boys who aspires to natural family living.
blog
http://www.projectworldpeace.com

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At 7:49am on March 5, 2010, Bruce Mitchell said…
Thanks for the reply and friendship.
Not sure how to send you a private message.
When would be a good time to meet up?
At 7:39am on March 5, 2010, Chelle said…
Hello
We have an online network like this one for home educating (all kinds) Edinburgh and beyond families. The network is set up as a private network and the policy for becoming a member is that you have met another member of the network.
I would be happy to meet up with you sometime if we can arrange something, and once you are on the network you can get into contact with the many families and groups that we have on the network.
Feel free to add me as a friend and send me a private message and we can work something out.
Also we have a website that you can find some info on.
 
 
 

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