Challenging Assumptions
Wendy PriesnitzRethinking how we live in our families and our communities, and on our planet.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 49 | Subscribers | Read | wendypriesnitz.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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The Joys of a Life Without Expectations
As a child, I had expectations about Christmas. I had expectations about most things, actually, but Christmas was the biggie. I was encouraged to ask Santa for things I wanted, like a Barbie doll when they first hit the market in 1959, or a...
“Classroom incivility” is a Wake-Up Call
“Kids are getting ruder, teachers say. And new research backs that up” blares a headline. Apparently, “students feel empowered to just speak out whenever they have a question on their mind.” Oh, the horror. When will we stop blaming kids an...
We're at a Threshold
The energy out there is strange these days and, in some cases, despairing and frightening. Clearly, these are liminal times and we’re at the threshold of some sort of major change. The term “liminal” comes to us from the Latin word “limen,”...
School Kills Creativity
I have just finished weaving a piece tentatively entitled “Calm” (pictured below). It was done freehand, without a pattern or photograph to follow; instead, I relied on my sense of colour and design, allied with a germ of an idea regarding ...
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Authors
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Writer, weaver, retired magazine editor & publisher, gardener. Over a 50+ year career, I have acquired some notoriety as an advocate for kid’s rights, school-free learning & the environment.
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