This was beyond a doubt a very good video. Homeschooling is in my opinion very under appreciated and gets a bad reputation from the few really bad parents. The real tragedy is how few people have the option to home school since both parents are expected to have full time jobs. Homeschooling is ideally how I want my children raised even though there could be complications, but what part if parenting won't be complicated?
Another great blog like I have certain previous comments I used to work in the daycare settings, which I really didn’t like. They even had a lesson plans for infants, which I thought was ridiculous. I don’t know if you’ve heard of about Magda Gerber, but she was talking about the same thing you did help kids learn through every day experiencing. At the young ages they don’t need book education. I also read a book Miss Education that discussed that doing flashcards for babies and young toddlers has no good affect. They did a study group of kids who were overly educated as toddlers and infants, and ones who are led to play every day things. The ones who were taught “” dropped out of high school, and lost interest in education. 10:31
Wow--that’s very interesting. And sad too. Parents just want to do best but they don’t realize how play can be such a learning tool and make kids curious and want to learn!
This was beyond a doubt a very good video. Homeschooling is in my opinion very under appreciated and gets a bad reputation from the few really bad parents. The real tragedy is how few people have the option to home school since both parents are expected to have full time jobs. Homeschooling is ideally how I want my children raised even though there could be complications, but what part if parenting won't be complicated?
Another great blog like I have certain previous comments I used to work in the daycare settings, which I really didn’t like. They even had a lesson plans for infants, which I thought was ridiculous. I don’t know if you’ve heard of about Magda Gerber, but she was talking about the same thing you did help kids learn through every day experiencing. At the young ages they don’t need book education. I also read a book Miss Education that discussed that doing flashcards for babies and young toddlers has no good affect. They did a study group of kids who were overly educated as toddlers and infants, and ones who are led to play every day things. The ones who were taught “” dropped out of high school, and lost interest in education.
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Wow--that’s very interesting. And sad too. Parents just want to do best but they don’t realize how play can be such a learning tool and make kids curious and want to learn!
Do you know the brand of the alphabet blocks in this video?
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