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Cedric was a warmhearted, perceptive, and dynamic homeschooled boy who began attending Champ Libre when he was eight. Super creative with a sharp mind, he could converse as easily with adults as with kids. He had a flair for drawing, cooking, and arts and crafts and excelled in athletics, particularly
Not long after my son was born, my soulmate and life-partner confided in me that she was weary about sending him to school. And that her first choice would be to homeschool him. Her extensive research into something called self-directed learning convinced her that
When my life partner Anne and I started out on this little adventure called Champ Libre, we had little experience working with and accompanying kids on a daily basis (except with our own 9-year-old son, of course). We had no idea how children would respond to the self-directed educational environment
One often hears about the chronic lack of free play time available to children today. With more school, more homework, more activities, and more helicopter parenting than ever, it is rare that children (either alone or in groups) have the opportunity to play freely without any adult supervision or guidance.
It all began innocently enough one Thursday winter morning. My son, quite spontaneously, asked me if I wanted to play outside with him. I had some work I was planning to do on the computer that morning, but I decided to put it off until the afternoon.
Cedric was a warmhearted, perceptive, and dynamic homeschooled boy who began attending Champ Libre when he was eight. Super creative with a sharp mind, he could converse as easily with adults as with kids. He had a flair for drawing, cooking, and arts and crafts and excelled in athletics, particularly
Not long after my son was born, my soulmate and life-partner confided in me that she was weary about sending him to school. And that her first choice would be to homeschool him. Her extensive research into something called self-directed learning convinced her that
When my life partner Anne and I started out on this little adventure called Champ Libre, we had little experience working with and accompanying kids on a daily basis (except with our own 9-year-old son, of course). We had no idea how children would respond to the self-directed educational environment
One often hears about the chronic lack of free play time available to children today. With more school, more homework, more activities, and more helicopter parenting than ever, it is rare that children (either alone or in groups) have the opportunity to play freely without any adult supervision or guidance.
It all began innocently enough one Thursday winter morning. My son, quite spontaneously, asked me if I wanted to play outside with him. I had some work I was planning to do on the computer that morning, but I decided to put it off until the afternoon.