My Boundless Classmates Talk About Living In Italy
In this episode, my Boundless Life classmates and I talk about living in Italy: what we love, and what is different from our hometowns.
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Explore " worldschool" with insightful episodes like "My Boundless Classmates Talk About Living In Italy", "190. How to Communicate Your Expectations with Greg and Rachel Denning", "Meet the best of both worlds: innovative online learning with in-person connection with Lizz Quain", ""Why Not!" Is the New "Why" of Travel" and "Ep.038 -- Janet LoSole -- World Schooling, Travel, & the Chicken Bus" from podcasts like ""Really I Did That", "Secrets of Happily Ever After", "Modern Education Movement", "World School Wonders" and "ClassCast Podcast"" and more!
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190. How to Communicate Your Expectations with Greg and Rachel Denning
In today's episode, I'm chatting with my friends, Greg and Rachel Denning of Extraordinary Family Life about expectations in marriage and love. We quickly come to the conclusion that husbands don't get hints. All joking aside, unrealistic expectations are the breeding ground for lots of unnecessary disappointment and resentment.
Our conversation covers how to start becoming aware of our expectations and their effects of our relationship, what to do instead and how to communicate so our partners don't have to guess what we are thinking.
In honor of Valentine's Day, we are working together to bring you a very special bundle which includes the Offensive Playbook Challenge for husbands together with Greg's Be the Man Workshop for one low price. You can check out that deal here: https://offensiveplaybookchallenge.com.
Secrets of Happily Ever After
enFebruary 07, 2022
Meet the best of both worlds: innovative online learning with in-person connection with Lizz Quain
Online learning options for students are exploding, especially over the last couple of years. There is more choice now than ever for families to choose from, which is a great thing.
The problem is that word - online. We all need connection, and well, chatting through a Zoom screen just isn’t the same as face to face. And not everything can be done virtually either, like going outdoors.
Many students like my son David are drawn to traditional school because they offer that in-person experience.
Here-in lies an opportunity…
What if… we could take the best of online learning, and marry it with a physical location where kids learned together?
That’s exactly what my guest today is setting out to do.
Lizz Quain is with Galileo, an innovative online school with a self-directed education model. It’s the school my son Graham attends.
Lizz is leading an initiative to help students around the globe have the best of both online and in-person learning. She’s building a network of local dojos, or learning centres, and already has dozens of locations around the globe launching soon.
If you would love the best of both worlds for your child, listen in and discover more about Galileo and what they are doing to revolutionize education. This is the future.
You may decide you want to be a part of the solution, too, and start a dojo in your area. Let’s dive in.
"Why Not!" Is the New "Why" of Travel
In this episode, Niki and Jack share the story of what compelled them to start their global adventure. They also explain the not-so-novel concept of "world school" and what "schooling" looks like for thousands of families following this lifestyle.
Ep.038 -- Janet LoSole -- World Schooling, Travel, & the Chicken Bus
ClassCast Podcast Ep.038 features writer, traveler, and teacher Janet LoSole, author of Adventure by Chicken Bus: An Unschooling Odyssey through Central America. Janet is an experienced world traveler and ESL teacher who advocates for a special brand of homeschooling or unschooling -- "world schooling." In this episode, we discuss what world schooling is, why people do it, what kinds of families pursue the option, and what can be learned. We also address travel, educational freedom, books, and more. If you've ever thought about taking an extended field trip with family -- foreign or domestic -- you MUST learn more about world schooling and how travel can create the curriculum you need to learn everything from traditional school and more. In particular, listeners who enjoyed our recent episode about unschooling with Catina Franklin Sweedy will find a lot to think about in this conversation.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Intro/What Is World Schooling? -- 1:17 - 10:40
- World Schooling: Language, Family, & Duration -- 16:31 - 27:08
- How Language Impacts Travel -- 27:09 - 34:41
- World Schooling Networks & Support -- 34:42 - 38:52
- Is World Schooling for Rich People? -- 42:15 - 50:53
- The Chicken Bus & the Book -- 50:58 - 59:04
- Janet's Ideal (Un)School -- 1:00:24 - 1:12:05
- Book/Movie Recommendations -- 1:12:05 - 1:17:19
- Seeing Poverty Up Close -- 1:17:20 - 1:22:05