Reschool Yourself
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| Blog Name: | Reschool Yourself |
| Url: | http://www.reschoolyourself.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | education, school, personal development |
| Description: | Reschool Yourself is a year-long exploration of how school shaped the person I became, and how I decide to educate myself from now on. This fall I'm returning to my old classrooms week by week, to understand how school influenced my identity and to regain the happiness and creativity of childhood. In the spring, in order to become as autonomous as possible, I'll pursue learning opportunities in the U.S. and abroad. Read about my reschooling adventures and post your thoughts and stories about your own education. |
| Popularity: | 77 Followers |
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Where I’ve Been Lately
Dearest friends, I am long overdue for an update. Here’s the scoop. Why I’ve been delinquent: While I have the best intentions for keeping up the blog and writing short, regular posts, I have not quite mastered this art. My biggest challenge is writing for a living, because I end up writing for other publications instead of my own. What I’ve been doing instead: During most of
Dearest friends, I am long overdue for an update. Here’s the scoop. Why I’ve been delinquent: While I have the best intentions for keeping up the blog and writing short, regular posts, I have not quite mastered this art. My biggest challenge is writing for a living, because I end up writing for other publications instead of my own. What I’ve been doing instead: During most of
Support RSY when you shop Amazon!
If you’re shopping Amazon this holiday season, please go through the icon above, or this link (which you can copy and send to friends): http://tinyurl.com/ylqqlef. At no cost to you, Amazon will donate a percentage to Reschool Yourself. The donation rate is 4 percent as I write, but it will increase as purchases do. Last year, this raised about $100 for the project, easy. Being an indie bookstore supporter and former employee, I have to recommend buying local if you can, but if you’re shopping Amazon anyway, please support RSY in the process. And pass it on! Thank you.
If you’re shopping Amazon this holiday season, please go through the icon above, or this link (which you can copy and send to friends): http://tinyurl.com/ylqqlef. At no cost to you, Amazon will donate a percentage to Reschool Yourself. The donation rate is 4 percent as I write, but it will increase as purchases do. Last year, this raised about $100 for the project, easy. Being an indie bookstore supporter and former employee, I have to recommend buying local if you can, but if you’re shopping Amazon anyway, please support RSY in the process. And pass it on! Thank you.
Journaling for Life
I haven’t written too much on the Reschool Yourself blog yet about the key role journaling has played in my life, so I wanted to share this post. I was pleased to have it published on Create Write Now, a website by the journal therapist Mari McCarthy, who is healing her Multiple Sclerosis with the help of journaling. I’ve in
I haven’t written too much on the Reschool Yourself blog yet about the key role journaling has played in my life, so I wanted to share this post. I was pleased to have it published on Create Write Now, a website by the journal therapist Mari McCarthy, who is healing her Multiple Sclerosis with the help of journaling. I’ve in
Interview with Roger Fishman, Part Two
This is part two of my interview with Roger Fishman, author of What I Know. Roger traveled around the U.S. interviewing 10-year-olds and 100-year-olds from around the country about universal aspects of life. As I mentioned before, I’m publishing my Q&A with Roger here because the themes an
This is part two of my interview with Roger Fishman, author of What I Know. Roger traveled around the U.S. interviewing 10-year-olds and 100-year-olds from around the country about universal aspects of life. As I mentioned before, I’m publishing my Q&A with Roger here because the themes an
Interview: Roger Fishman, Author of What I Know
Even if they’re not always recognized for it, children and senior citizens are some of the wisest people you’ll meet. Children still have a fresh perspective on life, and seniors have seen it all and tend to give sound advice. Author Roger Fishman decided to collect the wisdom from both sides of the age spectrum, interviewing 10-year-olds and 100-year-olds from around the country, for a book called
Even if they’re not always recognized for it, children and senior citizens are some of the wisest people you’ll meet. Children still have a fresh perspective on life, and seniors have seen it all and tend to give sound advice. Author Roger Fishman decided to collect the wisdom from both sides of the age spectrum, interviewing 10-year-olds and 100-year-olds from around the country, for a book called
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