| Growing Up
Native: A Vision of the Children and Parents We Could Be This excerpt from Tamarack's upcoming book Blossoming the Child: Excerpt... !Kung children have no schools. There is no doubt in the parents' minds that as children grow up they will learn to act with sense, with or without deliberate training, simply as a result of maturation, social pressure, and the desire to conform to group values. Indian children don't have to go to school. Yet they grow up to be responsible, contributing members of their communities. Their learning does not have to take place in school. [They] wake up every morning in a classroom--their home. They go outdoors to another classroom--the world around them. Learning and playing are the same thing. Children move freely around their villages, exploring and experimenting on their own. They are given guidance and help only when needed. |
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