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This article is based on a talk delivered at Sudbury Valley School on January 15, 2013. When I looked at the announcement for this talk,…
This is an edited transcript of a talk delivered at the April 2000 International Conference on Learning in the 21st Century, sponsored by Arthur Andersen….
Sometimes it is a wonder to me that I keep on working at the school. I am saying this not because I am bored with…
A young girl of nine or ten asked me to teach her math. I gave her some problems which she enjoyed doing. Next day she…
On May 9th at noon the SVS Music Corp gave its first concert since it was disbanded three years ago. I was part and parcel…
An Introduction, by Hanna Greenberg “In Israel, where I come from, there are two “Sudbury” schools, and both are thriving. One is in the heart of…
We grow up making assumptions, which are derived from our culture. We build on these assumptions to form our view on how the world works. Many are self-correcting because of new information. But some of these assumptions are so obviously true, so much a part of our culture, of what we are, that it takes a great effort on our part to question them carefully.
There is a book on my desk: “Wanderlust” . . . . This book is about peripatetics! While reading it, I thought about the two…
The school was first conceived half a century ago, in the Fall of 1965. In so many ways, it was a different world back then. Talking to young people about life in those days is like relating stories about some distant far-gone period in the history of mankind. No laptops? No smartphones? No worldwide web?
Every one of us here this evening has something in common. We have all come here because we are thinking about a subject which is…
“I attend the Sudbury Valley School. . . It is based on the idea that humans are innately curious, and that, when left in charge…
In the long view of things, the concept of the school isn’t that odd. In the history of human culture, public education as we know…
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