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Jun 13, 2011
mary
Not sure this is the best type of education for students. These would have to be some very responsible young children who are self motivated to learn. Who had a deep desire to become educated. I am not sure that this would develop the ability to be a thinker instead of just a doer. You have leaders but most students seem to be followers. On 6/13/11...See More
Hope their parents have a lot of money left
after paying all that high tuition.
Been a long time since I've seen an employment ad for Butterfly Chaser or Pogo Stick Jumper.
I've known a few thinkers, though. Great place for getting a lot of thinking done is Mom's couch, especially during the day when everybody else is at work and the house is empty and quiet, except for may...See More
Been a long time since I've seen an employment ad for Butterfly Chaser or Pogo Stick Jumper.
I've known a few thinkers, though. Great place for getting a lot of thinking done is Mom's couch, especially during the day when everybody else is at work and the house is empty and quiet, except for may...See More
and sometimes you get things you didn't deserve
On 6/13/11, Joan Mann wrote: > Just heard a news story on NBC concerning a private school > where there are no teachers and no lesson plans. > Elementary students choose what they want to do. One child > chose to catch as many butterflies as he wanted; another > chose to jump on his pogo stick. Parents pay high tuition > for their...See More
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