Wandering Brightly
Marnina KammersellConsent-based education, unschooling, neurodivergence, and making sense of giftedness
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 42 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 12 days ago |
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Learning How to Celebrate Their “No”
Photo by Debby Urken on Unsplash
Many of us are parents of beautifully quirky, neurodivergent kids who—shall we say—have a strong connection with their “no.”
Can we just celebrate that? Self-advocacy is an important and often difficult sk...
Unschooling Strategies for When Consistency Is Hard
Doesn’t this mosaic craft look inviting? Many of us love it when someone else sets up a project with intention and care! How can we bring some that energy for our kids… while not going insane? Photo by Green Liu on Unsplash
It’s Not-Back-t...
Home Ed Guilt
Guilt. It’s often there, as an unschooling parent - am I doing enough? How else could I be showing up for my kids? Driving to one more activity, setting up more time with friends, strewing more books, offering and supporting one more online...
Boulder Friends - Come to the Homeschool Roundtable this Saturday
I am hosting an event this weekend!
The impetus for creating this gathering may have arisen from some demand avoidance around writing my dissertation, and also a reaction to the enshitification of just about everything.
(Side note, if you...
Firefly Hours
Hello friends!
I have another poem to share today. I swear, I never know what my brain is going to churn out in the middle of the night. I’m sure some of my fellow ADHDers and perimenopause club members can relate.
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Educational consultant, home educator, doctoral student studying SDE, and ND parent. Passionate about the neurodiversity paradigm, self-directed education, non-coercive relationships, and understanding the nervous system.
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