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learning happens unschooling observations opinions learning happens unschooling observations opinions home about us documentation and resources diploma template private homeschool coaching record keeping for unschoolers sample high school transcript acme academy elementary course of study acme academy secondary course of study games benefits of videogames more benefits of videogames screentime great quotes about us listen to a new podcast interview i am pam sorooshian mom to three wonderful daughters roya 30 roxana 28 and rosie 24 and wife to my fantastic husband cyrus and grandmother to of course the most perfect little guy in the world wyatt i m an unschooling advocate and college economics teacher i listen to a lot of audible books drink a lot of decaf coffee and love to play games we love living in southern california between the ocean and the mountains and the desert i run the unschooling california facebook group i also participate actively in the unschooling mom2mom facebook grou p and the radical unschooling info facebook group i ve spoken about unschooling at conferences in south carolina north carolina missouri new mexico washington arizona massachusetts and all over california i m roxana sorooshian the middle daughter 28 and still trying to figure out what i want to be when i grow up i m the one doing most of the layout and editing side of this site i have bachelor s degrees in history and drama and a master s degree in drama i enjoy watching performing in directing thinking about musical theatre rereading austen and nabokov and eliot over analyzing fantasy novels tv sitcoms tap dancing wearing vintage hats thinking about what life was like for british naval officers during the napoleonic wars and reading but rarely cooking from vegan recipes i also like making blogs which is why i have too many but my main one is upstaged a theatre news review humor site rose harrington sorooshian 24 is the youngest she teaches adults with disabilities and also runs a small business teaching american sign language to kids of all ages she has a degree in deaf studies and a black belt in kyin kung fu and is a frequent speaker or panelist at homeschooling conferences she s also into feminism television and national novel writing month like roxana she has way too many blogs it s a family failing roya dedeaux 30 is the oldest daughter and no longer a sorooshian which really does make comprehensive group nouns a problem roya got her b a in recreation and leisure studies and master s degree in counseling and is now a marriage and family therapist intern she specializes in therapy for homeschoolers and in art based therapy practices and she is totally available as a therapist in person or online or to do homeschooling coaching additionally roya lives with her husband the park ranger and their adored adorable toddler son in a former nature center where she knits crochets obsessively while watching buffy the vampire slayer share this email a link to a friend opens in new window email like loading 4 comments add yours lisa mar 08 2010 02 10 40 hi pam i m on always learning and a daily reader i have been snipping out so many quotes from you lately for later reading you re always such a great writer but you seem to have been especially inspired in the last couple of days i m very excited you have a blog you asked for topic ideas i have lots but the one i would really love is a piece written about what to say to grandparents or other close family what is unschooling and what can grandparents do i want to say just play with your grandkids just be with them and have fun is there more to it than that they want to be involved and are loving people who my kids adore they are going to be interested in our approach and i am wondering how best to sum it up to them and give them some ideas on how to contribute to our lifestyle which they will want to they were very supportive when i said we are going to homeschool i think family support is such a plus it would be nice to give them some ideas on what would be really helpful i wrote a similar piece on attachment parenting several years ago i included ideas for helpful things they could give if they wanted to give a gift new baby stuff what support would be the most helpful what sort of philosophy their adult children were embracing etc i think there are many people out there looking for things to give to close family to help them understand as parents we are willing to put in countless hours researching and developing our knowledge in these areas so can read alot of information happily but other family members may not have the same investment what can we give them to read to help us explain to them guess thats what im thinking of does this inspire like like reply dawn may 13 2010 05 37 48 hey pam don t know if you remember me or not but we talked for a while at l l a couple of years back when you spoke a couple of times and gave the closing speech if you re looking for topics i would love to hear you write about what happens to unschoolers when they become adults going to college working supporting themselves and successfulness my husband has concerns that raising our children in a radical unschooling life will be detrimental for them later in life that they won t know how to function in the real world he doesn t really know any grown unschoolers and is concerned for our children thanks dawn like liked by 2 people reply rynalee may 13 2010 17 17 55 this is probably one of the very best most reassuring blogs i ve ever read about radical unschooling especially because your kids are grown up so you ve obviously walked the talk like liked by 1 person reply geschäft aug 01 2012 03 46 22 bloggen der moderne weg zum reichtum neu von ipad itunes appstore like like reply leave a comment cancel reply δ recent posts chores reading math picture books resentful unschooling parents be their parent not their friend principles of unschooling archives october 2016 1 october 2015 1 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