Teach Your Own by Holt, John -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

COVER PAGE TITLE PAGE COPYRIGHT PAGE ACKNOWLEDGMENTS PREFACE: EDUCATION IS WHAT GOES ON IN SCHOOLS—OR SO I THOUGHT! INTRODUCTION 1: WHY TAKE THEM OUT?

THE INCOMPETENCE OF SCHOOLS THE CIVIL LIBERTIES OF CHILDREN A NEW SENSE OF RESPONSIBILITY PROTECTING CHILDREN FROM HARM

2: COMMON OBJECTIONS TO HOMESCHOOLING 3: POLITICS OF UNSCHOOLING

UNSCHOOLING AND SOCIAL CHANGE AN IRONY WHOM DO SCHOOLS HELP? A LIFE-TAUGHT MAN UNSCHOOLING AND THE WORKING CLASS UNSCHOOLING AND THE SINGLE PARENT

4: LIVING WITH CHILDREN

CHILDREN, THEIR NATURE AND NEEDS BORN KIND ON SAYING “NO” TESTING ADULTS “OKAY?” TANTRUMS COOKING AT TWO INSTEAD OF GOLD STARS

5: Learning in the World

ACCESS TO THE WORLD LIFESCHOOL CONTROLLING ONE’S TIME REAL WORLD SKILLS SPEECH AND LANGUAGE IN REAL LIFE

6: LIVING AND WORKING SPACES

SCHOOL OR CLUB? GREENHOUSE SPACE UNLIMITED FARM SPACE

7: SERIOUS PLAY

FANTASTIC WORLDS COPS AND ROBBERS HOMEMADE STORIES REQUIEM FOR A TURTLE A VERY YOUNG ARTIST

8: LEARNING WITHOUT TEACHING

NO WORDS TO THE WISE FINDING OUT THE SHORT, HAPPY LIFE OF A TEACHING MACHINE LEARNING A NEW LANGUAGE LEARNING MUSIC SELF TEACHING TEACHING VS. LEARNING THE PRICE OF TEACHING TRICKS

9: LEARNING DIFFICULTIES

DISABILITIES VS. DIFFICULTIES NOBODY SEES BACKWARDS STRESS AND PERCEPTION RIGHT AND LEFT EAST AND WEST

10: CHILDREN AND WORK

ON FINDING ONE’S WORK FINDING TRUE WORK A FALSE START GROWING UP, PERHAPS NOT ABSURD THE MOST DIRECT WAY SERIOUS WORK LEAF-GATHERING VOLUNTEER WORK

11: HOMESCHOOLING IN AMERICA

THE LAW ON SCHOOLING SUMMED UP A DOUBTFUL CLAIM COURT STRATEGY IN GENERAL LEGISLATIVE STRATEGY

12: HOW TO GET STARTED

FIRST STEPS APPROACHES TO HOMESCHOOLING RECORD KEEPING EVALUATIONS

13: SCHOOL RESPONSE

THE VALUE OF COOPERATION RESEARCH FEEDBACK AUTHORITY AND LEADERSHIP MONEY, PUBLICITY, CLIENTS TEACHER TRAINING CONCLUSION

APPENDIX A: SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY

EDUCATION AND SOCIETY HUMAN PSYCHOLOGY AND DEVELOPMENT HOMESCHOOLING HOMESCHOOLED TEENAGERS AND COLLEGE ADMISSIONS LEARNING COOPERATIVES AND COMMUNITIES SIMPLE LIVING AND HOMESCHOOLING SCHOLARLY BOOKS ABOUT HOMESCHOOLING PERIODICALS

APPENDIX B: CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS AND CURRICULUM SUPPLIERS APPENDIX C: HELPFUL PRIVATE SCHOOLS APPENDIX D: HOMESCHOOLING ORGANIZATIONS

NATIONAL HOMESCHOOL GROUPS STATE OR LOCAL GROUPS HOMESCHOOL GROUPS OUTSIDE OF THE UNITED STATES SPECIAL INTEREST HOMESCHOOLING GROUPS OTHER ORGANIZATIONS

APPENDIX E: LEARNING MATERIALS

ARTS, CRAFTS, VIDEOS BOOKS, GAMES, LEARNING MATERIALS FOREIGN LANGUAGES MUSIC SCIENCE AND NATURE SOCIAL STUDIES SPECIAL NEEDS WRITING

APPENDIX F: OPPORTUNITIES AND ACTIVITIES NOTES

PREFACE CHAPTER 1: WHY TAKE THEM OUT? CHAPTER 3: POLITICS OF UNSCHOOLING CHAPTER 11: HOMESCHOOLING IN AMERICA CHAPTER 12: HOW TO GET STARTED CHAPTER 13: SCHOOL RESPONSE

INDEX