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Guiding Principles from 11 Alt Education Models for Postmodern Revolutionary Skoolz

Learning Pyramid, Maslow's Hierarchy, and Power/Equality Wheels; Vocation: Learning Actual Skills and Trades; main focus is teaching useful transferable skills, increases student's marketability; even taking AP tests to test to see if they are good enough for other “traditional schools”; IQ tests can be administered; Black Schools: Learning should be Fun and Exciting; Transformative Education, Inherently Political, Fight Oppression Waldorf: Creative Play; Practical Hands-on; Critical thinking skills; Idealism; Social Competence; Morally responsible; “stretching, but not breaking”; St. John's College: Great Books Program Tutors instead of Teachers; students dialogue w/ each other; Oral Exams Reggio Emilia; develop all 100 languages of people; exploration, discovery, free inquiry, constructionist; learning useful knowledge; self-guided curriculum; environment is the 3rd teacher; parent's input; make learning visible; 4-Montessori … spiritual, physical, social, emotional, ...

Jean Jacques Rousseau in Exile, and Assassination of Francisco Ferrer Y Guardia Write-Up (a lil Copy/Paste)

10 Alternatives to Prussian-Industrial Totalitarian Fascist Autocratic Dictatorship Anti-Democratic Education: good leaders create good leaders, respective in their own fields; good leaders create, not followers, not a bunch of obedient uncle tom house niggers, a bunch of kiss-ass brown-nosing bitch ass nigger slaves, as Jerry Farber wrote so eloquently about in 1969 in his pamplet, the Student as Nigger, but more leaders; The Post-Modern University for Revolutionaries Jean Jacques Rousseau ... man is born free, and everywhere, he is in chains. Jean Jacques Rousseau was the spirit and soul of the French Revolution. 1712-1778; Rousseau died 2 years after Declaration of Independence is written, and 1 year before the French Revolution began, and 3 years before the Haitian Revolution began. 1776-1783, the American Revolution. 1789-1799, the French Revolution. 1791-1803, the Haitian Revolution. Napoleon wanted to re-enslave the Haitian people because he didn't wa...

26 Questions and Answers 4 Kentucky Hemp Lecture Series

The Legalization of Hemp in Kentucky http://www.kyagr.com/marketing/hemp-pilot.html http://www.kyagr.com/marketing/documents/Industrial-Hemp-program-application.pdf 1-What does “Tuscarora”, the 6 th member tribe of the Iroquois Confederate-Federalists, mean? 2-Name 5 of the 12 Presidents who smoked Marijuana: 3-What's difference between Hemp and Marijuana? 4-When was first European settlement in Kentucky? What's first year of hemp growth by the European settlers? 5-Which actor from Cheers was faced with spending 1 year in a Kentucky jail and a $500 fine (but who was ultimately acquitted) for planting 4 hemp seeds in Kentucky soil in 1996? 6 -How did Thomas Massie, Kentucky's 4 th Congressional Republican Representative, assist with the legalization of Hemp in Kentucky? 7-Which Republican Agricultural Commissioner was instrumental in the drive to getting Senate Bill 50, aka the Hemp Bill, passed in Frankfort's legislature in...