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Transition to Scholar is a
sub-phase of Love of Learning that deserves special treatment.
Pre-adolescents kind of have their foot in both Love and Learning and
Scholar worlds, and need to be free to be either/both/neither as the day
may be.
The
Lessons of Transition to Scholar
Learning never ends.
Learning is used in adult
life.
I will someday educate
children as part of the cycle of life.
Learning combines doing
with talking with practice (and later with thinking).
Imitation speeds up the
learning process.
Unconscious creation needs
to be followed by conscious work.
There is not an answer to
everything (but there is to the most important things).
Character flaws hurt.
I can contribute to society
(or make the mistake of trying to achieve to impress).
I have an impact on my own
future.
Mom and Dad have flaws.
Mom and Dad also have
authority, so I live in a potential tyranny that must be closely watched.
There are other cultures, many of which are different than my
own.
Remember when you felt these things? Do you have children
who are feeling this way right now?
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"More than just a book to read, it is a book to own and to return to again and again."
-Janiece Sloan
"...[a] practical and detailed
outline! After studying The Phases of Learning, I felt as if I
understood my children more deeply."
-Nanette Baker
Leadership Education helps
explain the stages that everyone needs to go through to fulfill their
mission in life (that includes parents, too!). I love that suggestions
of activities are included so that those just beginning this TJEd
journey can get their feet wet and be mentored along the way. Thank you!
Thank you! Thank you!
-Bente Rodriguez
Often cited by the DeMilles as their favorite work to date, this inspirational manual picks up where the primer/overview work, A Thomas Jefferson Education,
leaves off.
It develops in depth not only the philosophy but also the
nuts-and-bolts application of each individual Phase, the critical
Transitions between Phases and the "big-picture" vision to begin with
the end in mind.
Those who master the content in this book leave behind the question, "But how do you actually DO it?"
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