Natural learning is about making connections, in history, philosophy, belief and practice. Tie in music, art, science, geography, patterns, religion, animals, minerals or vegetables. This is unschooling practice and strewing practice, except that it's as real as anything.
I love these public collections! Please leave links to your favorites in the comments, and if you want to make them "clickable," the code is here: http://sandradodd.com/hotlink
I love old houses, and history, so I thought this was great, especially as a rural person who has only a vague idea what "inner city" means. There's a virtual tour and a game under the "play" section where you can sort of poke around one of the tenements. My favorite part is the interior windows in between rooms - it was done to sort of get around certain housing laws, but I think it's nice from an aesthetic perspective.
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This is a website for a real-life museum, but you can click through and see a lot of cool stuff on the site:
The Tenement Museum
I love old houses, and history, so I thought this was great, especially as a rural person who has only a vague idea what "inner city" means. There's a virtual tour and a game under the "play" section where you can sort of poke around one of the tenements. My favorite part is the interior windows in between rooms - it was done to sort of get around certain housing laws, but I think it's nice from an aesthetic perspective.
totally enjoyed this entry. can't wait to get the sound fixed on my comp to hear the stories!
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