Interessante e a stò giro ho pure la casa aperta. Ora spargo la voce e finalmente potrebbe essere la volta che vedo lo stand dal vivo

After two years of reading your blog, it's time to come out of the shwodas to say I was homeschooled from birth through high school for religious reasons. My parents sheltered me so much that someone had to explain sarcasm to me at the age of 19. I had never heard the word. You would think that I would have turned out to be a naive pushover. Think again! When I finally got out of that mess (and it was a mess) I was able to address my past and future in the same way I taught myself algebra. I observed folks, made notes, mimicked successful social strategies, and learned how to navigate by recreating the experience I never had. I also asked questions many of which I didn't know were really, really, really hard questions because that was the only way I could learn to be a human being with a modium of normalcy. Without the ability to teach myself, I would have been totally lost, and I am thoroughly convinced that grit is just another way of characterizing someone's commitment to learning. If learning is the imperative then anything and everything has to be explored, understood and reckoned with even that which destroys learning. Your boys are going to be just fine, because they have someone in their lives who is inquisitive to a fault and dedicated to helping them learn to learn. For a kid, you are a total blessing.