Book Review: InsightOut by Tina Seelig
Have you ever attended an author talk as part of a book launch? The energy and… Read More »Book Review: InsightOut by Tina Seelig
Have you ever attended an author talk as part of a book launch? The energy and… Read More »Book Review: InsightOut by Tina Seelig
Teachers* have an opportunity to cultivate the future by inspiring communities of learners. Last week… Read More »Cultivating the Future: Inspiring Communities of Learners
Even when you choose to unschool, as a parent you will have moments when you are the teacher. Don’t worry if you don’t have a teaching credential. The critical elements that make a great teacher are often not taught in college, nor are they required to earn a teaching credential.
So, you may be asking yourself these questions:
How can I be the best teacher for my kids?
As a self-directed learner, how do I become my own best teacher?
Close your eyes for a moment and remember the best teacher you ever had. Maybe it was in a Sunday school or summer camp. Think of someone who was a great teacher in your life- not necessarily a classroom teacher. It could be a coach, music teacher, scout leader, professor, parent, neighbor, or mentor. Perhaps it was a friend.
Can you recapture the good feeling of that learning experience? What did you learn? How? What was it about the teacher and how they interacted with you that made it great? How did they make you feel? Jot those down. Read More »10 Attitudes to Spread the Love of Learning