Real Lives: Eleven Teenagers Who Don't Go to School Tell Their Own StoriesGrace Llewellyn This homeschooling classic is back in print, and now its older and wiser! As teenagers, these eleven homeschoolers shared their lives, educations, and their feelings about issues like family relationships and making friends. From the sixteen-year-old who bicycled alone through Colombia to the twelve-year-old who answered questions at a marine science center, each told exactly how they went about the business of learning. For this eleven-year anniversary edition, all the writersnow in their mid-twentiesdescribe their further adventures with life, college, and work, and offer honest (sometimes surprising) hindsight and advice for other self-directed learners and their parents. |
