ABOUT THIS EPISODE
This is a rich conversation with seasoned Ecological Educator Peter Kindfield.
Peter reveals his insights on moving from an "All Children Left Behind" system to educational environments that mutually "leak value" between the participants.
Highlights include:
Home School Learning Communities
Synthesis through Integrating Dualities (chaos: domesticity)
Assessment Feedback Loops
Ecologically Driven Pedagogy
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