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	<title>Comments on: The Sensory Deprived Education Known as School  by John Taylor Gatto</title>
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	<description>all about unschooling and family life - from Home Education Magazine</description>
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		<title>By: Egomet</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I worship Gatto -- When, oh when, will Underground History be reprinted again? -- but I&#039;m puzzled by a central contradiction in his beliefs and main battle cry.  It&#039;s this:  He looks to the Ten Schools for example and inspiration, the great American college-prep boarding schools -- Groton, St. Paul&#039;s, Exeter etc. -- and more generally he&#039;s crazy about the aristocratic model of steadily-ratcheting challenges for children to solve independently:  Riding a horse, sailing alone etc.  But the Ten Schools model is the most strictly-regimented pedagogy on planet Earth, what sociologists call &quot;total institutions:&quot;  Four years of separation from family, 9pm lights out, 7am chapel and not a single quarter-hour of the workday left unscheduled, Saturdays included.  Seems the polar opposite of unschooling to me -- is Gatto trying to have it both ways?]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I worship Gatto &#8212; When, oh when, will Underground History be reprinted again? &#8212; but I&#8217;m puzzled by a central contradiction in his beliefs and main battle cry.  It&#8217;s this:  He looks to the Ten Schools for example and inspiration, the great American college-prep boarding schools &#8212; Groton, St. Paul&#8217;s, Exeter etc. &#8212; and more generally he&#8217;s crazy about the aristocratic model of steadily-ratcheting challenges for children to solve independently:  Riding a horse, sailing alone etc.  But the Ten Schools model is the most strictly-regimented pedagogy on planet Earth, what sociologists call &#8220;total institutions:&#8221;  Four years of separation from family, 9pm lights out, 7am chapel and not a single quarter-hour of the workday left unscheduled, Saturdays included.  Seems the polar opposite of unschooling to me &#8212; is Gatto trying to have it both ways?</p>
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