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Homeschooling is a big decision that often leaves parents feeling overwhelmed. So, what do we do when the 9:00-3:00 structured day we are familiar with doesn't work for homeschooling? What are your options? How can you structure your day for different seasons of life, whether that be the birth of a new child, your children growing up and becoming more independent, or with changes in work schedules/family dynamics? This quick read will give you eight ideas for structuring your homeschool day. It will leave you feeling encouraged to try new things when what you're doing doesn't work, and will help you find a homeschool structure that fits both you and your children.
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Engelska, 202216 kr
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Considering homeschooling? Worried that you don't have enough time? Concerned that you don't have a teaching degree? What about socialization?Chances are that you have a set of fake rules or beliefs about education that you don't even realize you hold. Most of us hold very similar beliefs about homeschooling, leading to questions and objections that only perpetuate these fake rules further. Fake Rules takes a dive into five of the most common Fake Rules that we all seem to believe, why they're dangerous, and how we can begin to reframe and break the cycle of thought.
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Engelska, 201410 kr
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If you've ever felt as though having people in your home and showing hospitality was difficult, frustrating, too much work, or too expensive, Simplified Hospitality is the book for you! Not sure what to do? Don't have any extra money in your budget? Not sure how to involve the kids? Wondering how to function in your too small kitchen? This book has plenty of practical tips and ideas to make having people in your home stress free, budget friendly, and most of all...fun!
Inbunden, Engelska, 2027
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Offering a fresh perspective on the work of leading Italian philosopher Giorgio Agamben, this ground-breaking volume explores the affinities between Agamben’s philosophy and the core principles of Buddhism. The centrepiece of the book is an extensive interview with Agamben himself, conducted over nine months. In this exclusive dialogue Agamben explains with remarkable subtlety how his thinking has, over many years, been shaped by Buddhism and the Indian tradition more broadly.Subsequent chapters authored by Steven DeCaroli, Adam Lobel, and Jessica Locke take seriously these points of connection and further probe the depth of Agamben’s engagement with Buddhist principles in both his early and recent works. Topics examined include the influence of Nagarjuna’s philosophy of emptiness on Agamben’s political ontology; similarities between Agamben’s sense of inoperative contemplation and the Tibetan Buddhist “Great Completion” tradition (Dzogchen); and his explorations into the notion of fault in Karman, inspired by the etymological link between the Sanskrit ‘karman’ and Latin ‘crimen’. With a foreword by esteemed Agamben translator Adam Kotsko, Agamben’s Buddhism opens up a completely new area of research into Agamben’s philosophy. It uncovers for the first time how Agamben, long considered a scholar of the Western tradition, in fact challenges parochial views in Western thought and, in doing so, demonstrates the great richness that cross-cultural dialogue can bring to philosophy.