Archive for July, 2009
Posted by Ann Zeise on July 28, 2009 Category: Homeschool History ·Tagged Connecticut, In Memoriam, Ned Vare, unschooling.
It is with great sadness that we inform our supporters that a great friend and homeschool freedom champion, Ned Vare, has died. Ned was a fearless fighter for educational freedom. I first met him in 1990 when he was in the forefront of the effort to defeat government regulation of homeschooling in Connecticut. He was [...]
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Posted by Ann Zeise on July 20, 2009 Category: Concerns ·Tagged Afganistan, Bergdahl, captive, homeschooled, Taliban.
Pfc. Bowe R. Bergdahl, a local family’s only son who was homeschooled, danced at the ballet school and rode his bike all over the town of 7,000, was in the hands of the Taliban.
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Posted by Ann Zeise on July 8, 2009 Category: Events ·Tagged Computer History Museum, digital books, future of learning, Google.
The Computer History Museum Presents Books, Google and the Future of Digital Print An evening with Dan Clancy, Google Books in conversation with John Hollar, CHM Books have always played a central role in the evolution and propagation of human culture and knowledge. The topic of digitizing books, in particular, is of special interest to [...]
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