Hosted by Ever Learning · 🇨🇦 ca · EN-CA · 10 episodes
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We’d like to welcome you to the Virtual Kitchen Table. We are Hayley from Taking a Kinder Path, Erin from Ever Learning and Ashley from Ashley as Mama and Storytime Shelves. We’re gathering to have conversations about family life and home education, most specifically unschooling, which is sometimes known as self-directed education or, as we sometimes refer to it, whole life learning, consent-based education or natural learning. We’ll be sharing experiences and ideas, learning as we go through relaxed conversation. We hope you’ll pull a chair up to the table and join us.
Ever Learning hosts Virtual Kitchen Table, a education show with 10 episodes published.
What is Unschooling, Part 1: A Framework of Ideas Do you ever wonder what unschooling is really about? Or maybe you have a sense of it yourself but wonder how to describe it if asked? This ended up being a very full and
Episode 55: Young People Often Do Know What They Don’t Know We Discuss: How when kids have the time and space to self-direct their learning, they develop good skills and trust their intuition The mass influx of courses f
Episode 54: Parents Can’t Teach Their Children Everything and That’s Okay This isn’t a criticism of the abilities of home educating parents, but instead reassurance for all parents that there is no need to take all of th
Episode 53: The Strength of Stories – Our Own and Our Children’s We happily welcomed Pam Laricchia, Anna Brown and Erika Ellis from www.livingjoyfully.ca to discuss the topic of Stories. Pam, Anna and Erika have spoken i
Episode 52: Does Teaching Have a Place in Self-Directed Education or Unschooling? We read a Substack article by Esther Jones, Unschooling and the Magic of Teaching and were inspired to peel back the role that teaching mi
Episode 51: Nervous System Health and Self-Compassion, Our Own and Our Children’s It was really an honour to speak with Linsey Briggs of @unschoolingstanley about a topic she shares so generously about. Her insights were
Episode 50: My Journey to Taking a Kinder Path – In Honour of Hayley Oof. This is hard. This episode is one in which we give the sad news that our wonderful Hayley has passed on. We also attempt to honour her as best we
Episode 49: Resentment – Our Feelings Toward Other Homeschool Parents, our Spouses and Children, and How We Can Move Through Them We discuss the topic of ‘Resentment’ which initially sounded a bit unpleasant, but there w
Episode 48: Taking a Kinder Path to the Holiday Season – Planning Together with our Kids Based on a core section of Hayley’s blog post, Taking a Kinder Path to the Festivities: For You, Your Children and the Planet, we d
Episode 47: The Way Children Learn: Living a Life that Supports All Kinds of Learning Anne fromEclectic Kids, Bird Bound and @obytheby and April Scully from Modern Homeschoolers join for a conversation about the many fac
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