Featured today on takingchildrenseriously.com:
Books
Listen, by Patty Wipfler: the missing connection
Reflections on a botched birthday
Beyond rules: a review of The Sovereign Child
Book review of The Sovereign Child by Aaron Stupple with Logan Chipkin
Read The Sovereign Child by Aaron Stupple!
Karl Popper on the growth of knowledge
Friendly criticisms of Kiss Me, by Carlos González (I recommend this book for prospective parents and parents of babies and very young children)
Don’t tell me I can’t: An ambitious homeschooler’s journey, by Cole Summers: a book review
Kids Are Worth It, by Barbara Coloroso: a book review
Deschooling Society, by Ivan Illich: a book review
John Holt on autonomous learning
From Alice Miller and John Bradshaw to Taking Children Seriously
How to talk so your kids will be manipulated (about How to Talk So Kids will Listen, and Listen so Kids Will Talk)
Rousseau’s Julie and brushing over differences
Fake choices and other covert coercion advocated in Kids Are Worth It
Never stop reading to your children
A comment on Anthony O’Hear’s book, Education, Society and Human Nature
The One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest school of parenting (about a James Dobson book)
The courage to dance (on The Courage to be Disliked)
A mini Punished by Rewards primer
Parenting by the book
Discussing The Continuum Concept by Jean Liedloff
The education of Karl Popper
Coercive examples in Kids Are Worth It
Punished by Rewards
An Objectivist’s assessment of Karl Popper
Ivan Illich denounces the internet
Herbert Spencer on children’s rights
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