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So true, Graham. It's not easy, but it's worth it. I'm glad I got to help my kids grow and learn and spent those years with them. I'm going to miss it when it's completely finished, but at least I can say I didn't miss them growing up.
What is the regulation like in Japan schooling wise. Can you legally unschool/homeschool?
I didn't know there was a trend for car videos ! Anyway, you made me think a lot about unschooling. I was a teacher in France, and I plan to go back to that job. Mostly in order to offer something different to the kids. But from my own experience, back when I was a french teacher, it's really hard, at least in France, to do something different in school. Not just because of the programs : the kids expect you to behave as a "normal" teacher. Sanctions and all. I understand why one would like to unschool kids. But I won't be too long in this comm', you seem busy, I will not take too much time away from you. =) I will read about unschooling, maybe on your steem blog for more informations, explanations and all. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for your comment, @remi-c. Yes, even the students' expectations are quite predetermined. Cool that you are trying to offer something different. It's a daunting battle.
Hey, is there an International Film Festival in Niigata or close to it? If there is, I'll submit Pathogen there. I always like to submit where there are people I know :D