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How I would build a new startup if I had to do it all over(justinjackson.ca)
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Brian Eno message – Don't get a job [video](youtube.com)
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Turning No-Code Education into a strategic partnership and lucrative acquisition(nocodeexits.substack.com)
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I went from $0 to $58k MRR in 30 months(macmartine.com)
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Schools Usually Call Moms(emilyoster.substack.com)
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After $9M Dog Food Blog Acquisition, Wag Launches Sister Site for Cat Food(detailed.com)
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Lexi Kakis leads the Uncovered Community for unsolved missing and murder cases(rosie.land)
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“We go to many schools” and the decentralization of education(messytimes.com)
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LinkedIn Audio Spaces as a Community Strategy(rosie.land)
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The not so rosie-tinted view of mother-led growth(indiependent.land)
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What community builders can do to battle the myth of self-sustaining communities(rosie.land)
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10 Community Business Models(rosie.land)
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The art of the slowly curated product(indiependent.land)
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A big list of tools for building community(village.rosie.land)
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How to think about co-creation in community(rosie.land)
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The Twitter algorithm promotes hate(rosiesherry.medium.com)
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Kt McBratney went from marketer to co-founder and Chief Community Officer(rosie.land)
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Community Knowledge Management – The missing piece to our community efforts(rosie.land)
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by rosiesherry 4y ago
Parents should've asked the kids if they wanted the instruments. My son gamed alot for 2-3 years, he's moved on to focusing on maths, philosophy and fitness. He puts me to shame tbh.
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by rosiesherry 4y ago
It can also lead to massive burnout and mental health problems.
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by rosiesherry 4y ago
I'm not American. Be careful about jumping to conclusions. Some people have no kids. Some people have lots. Does it really matter?
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by rosiesherry 4y ago
I never did calculus. :) However, my unschooled child loves maths and has...and much more...he's now doing maths at uni. He's also so deep into the philosophy world that my mind hurts just reading the titles of the books he buys.
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by rosiesherry 4y ago
Depending on the school, the smaller settings, the different and wider range of activities and support available. I'm particularly attracted to the Montessori way.
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by rosiesherry 4y ago
I'm concerned about schooled kids not socializing outside of their direct age group :) There's been plenty written about how unhealthy and damaging it can be to only be in a peer group of people your own age. Honestly, the sociali
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by rosiesherry 4y ago
Once you step outside of the system you can start to see the flaws it has. My kids still get out. They are still taught by qualified professionals. It's just on our terms and in environments that feel healthier to us. We're not wi
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by rosiesherry 4y ago
Unschoolng is a type of homeschooling where we don't follow a curriculum. Homeschooling still very much exists.
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by rosiesherry 4y ago
Learning to read and basic maths. For maths, but they pick it up pretty easily in day to day conversations and activities (ipad and gaming helps, imho) My 11 year old went to school part time, lasted half a term, but his maths skills were o
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by rosiesherry 4y ago
This doesn't address the issue of whether teaching the way schools teach is actually not very effective. Self directed learning (which is basically unschooling) is so powerful and it's not uncommon for kids to go from zero reading
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by rosiesherry 4y ago
And there's not selective bias in the curriculum? It's also funny how my kids outwit me and know so many things that I don't know about. And how I've gone on to specialise in what drives me, and that just works. Or how m
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I unschool my 5 kids. This is how much it costs(rosiesherry.medium.com)
23 points by rosiesherry 4y ago|54 comments

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