Posts Tagged ‘The Underground History of American Education’
The 4 Crucial Responsibilities to Accept Before Education Can Occur: Part 3
The 4 Crucial Responsibilities to Accept Before Education Can Occur: Part 3 By John Gatto 5. If Good and Evil are the first responsibility that has to be accepted, the second is the necessity of work. I stress "necessity" because it is independent of personal wealth, cleverness, or genius. Education doesn't just happen, not even to the [...]
The 4 Crucial Responsibilities to Accept Before Education Can Occur: Part 2
The 4 Crucial Responsibilities to Accept Before Education Can Occur Part 2 By John Taylor Gatto 3. What I learned from watching kids for thirty years is that it's almost impossible to know your true self without knowing deeply your parents' true selves at the same time. No one can really live easily without insight into our parents, and [...]
The 4 Crucial Responsibilities to Accept Before Education Can Occur
The 4 Crucial Responsibilities to Accept Before Education Can Occur Part 1 By John Taylor Gatto I've cast about for some use this schoolteacher can be to an enterprise about education and found a way - I'm going to reflect on what kind of ground educational seeds grow best in, what needs to happen before an education does. True [...]
It’s Time to Leave the Government Schools
It's Time to Leave the Government Schools By Linda Dobson The education news headlines speak for themselves about the state of America's schools today, so I'm just going to collect them in one handy spot for your consideration. These problems, they're just beginning. If you choose to homeschool, you can bypass it all and give your child an [...]
The 15th Anniversary Edition of The Art of Education for Bloggers and Publishers for Review
I'm happy to report that everything is moving along swimmingly as we prepare for the July 4th release of The 15th Anniversary Edition of The Art of Education as an e-book! We're excited because the book turns out to be even more relevant today than it was 15 years ago, especially in terms of parents who are worried about their children's [...]
