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Digital Photography Class August 3-7, 2009 – A Date With Your Camera

The big questions:
How do I use this camera to its full creative potential?

How do I engage my own creativity to find and capture more moving, more beautiful images?

The content:
You, your camera, readings on perception, your world.

The skills and activities:
Walking, seeing the world afresh, perception exercises, capturing the seen and unseen with our cameras.

Manual and creative [...]

Thomas Gradgrind Hard Times

One of the most popular home schooling movements equates the elementary school years to the “Pol Parrot” stage, in which a child’s amazing capacity for memory should be used to load up on facts of all sorts.  I understand the  urge, but question the value in the long term… and, of course, I am reminded [...]

Age ranges served at The Library Table

When I published my summer course catalog focused on middle and high school students I had no idea what was coming!

Many adults asked, “What about me?” and  ”How about my curious elementary-aged student?”

So, by way of clarification and expansion:

Elementary/Grammar Stage Students:

I am happy to adjust (or create) courses for younger children.  I homeschool my children [...]