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I needed to come in and update this. I can't find a photo of the author anywhere, I get like anonymous authors for privacy purposes, but something smells wrong on this one... While the book is good so far, it's missing... Biases... Personality, and soul. I'm wondering if this is an ai written book and the publisher is testing the waters with ai self help books. 😬 I guess I'll keep reading.

Awesome book, found my copy at the thrift store. It was all marked up with someone's notes but it adds to the character of the book if you know you know, the authors art style in book. 😜

I'm going to keep this in my ongoing progress it's something you kind of just keep coming back to.

I have not been good about tracking my reading lately. I have been reading though, and my son too. I'm supposed to be tracking this for homeschooling. @.@ I'm just tired...

This book would be good for adults. No offense but some adults really do need a refresher on how to conduct themselves with others.

Definitely buying this when I get a chance.

Bedtime Time Reading

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I'm not sure how to rate a memoir like this. It feels wrong to rate someone's life of trauma. This book is triggering af for me but it's a good read and it's helpful in not feeling alone.

Reading the ebook off of NetGalley. I need to purchase a copy. It has DBT in it, which is better than CBT for autism spectrum disorder.

I sometimes think the government child protection services does more harm and damage then parents do... It would behave been far better for the state to let her homeschool due to her mental health situation. A child with that level of anxiety failure to thrive in public education but doing well at home. Like what's the issue aside from not every country allows homeschooling but rich people are allowed to... WTF.

Sigh...
As if I need alienation and ableism rubbed in my even face more... Its apparently just as hard to socialize disabled children in co ops or homeschooling socialization groups due to biases towards people who are differently abled. There is a bias in our society that excludes people and acts like it does not... Its frustrating seeing story after story of autistic kids not having friends until 10 or 15 years old

Last chapter was how to handle anti homeschool discussions that get popped on you. I can't say that we relate bc everyone has actually been accepting or the opposite with eugenics mindsets and feels disabled children shouldn't be allowed public education or to participate in public. Its frankly gross when we run into people like this.

Pretty much your standard homeschooling book. It relies mostly on personal stories to convince you into why homeschooling is a great choice for those with learning difficulties or disabilities. While it's helpful to relate to others and all chances are you're already dedicated or made the choice to homeschool and are more or so looking for resources, references, and guides that expose you to a how to...

Well so far everything I've read about between parental experiences when involved trying to advocate for their children all relatable. I'm taking notes on cognitive biases found in education currently.

Tracy is describing a lot of what we were going through as kids questioning certain things. We grew up in it. She was converted later in childhood so those certain questions weren't apart of her childhood so much as adulthood. It's showing she didn't understand those questions as a child. Ex. Child baptism, true choice and understanding of what is being done.

Early beginnings of cognitive sciences being really explored mainstream.

There's a list of resources on pages 13-16. Its possible some are out if date or gone because this book is from the 2010's era. I'm also wary of homeschooling books as they are usually heavily fundamentalist leaning. I can see why people accuse families of indoctrination, but not all families indoctrinate with homeschool and keep the two separate. I'm wary... There needs to be more homeschooling secular books...

Rightly terrifying how a lot of us have been pressured into multiple generations of religion without choice. So e of us abused into it. My family is 7-8 generations of multiple races and ethnicities locked into this cult. I'm curious to see how Jackie handles her new conversion to Born Again Christianity.

Yikes. I wonder just how many Jews were pressured to convert, or felt compelled to convert to various forms of Christianity. In my husband's family conversion to our cult was an act of hiding their Jewish ancestry bc of WW2. They fled and lived in a cave during the depression for a while to escape the Nazis. One Jew in our family even divorced her husband to flee bc he was a Nazi. He made it legal to gas people.

I dislike the cps system bc it's not really there to help families. This family didn't have abuse going on but bc school refusal while known about wasn't recognized in DSM yet put this family through hell. Psychiatric hospital mistreatment is still a thing, and hasn't gotten much better since the 90-80's... Services like these actually hurt families in poverty more then they help and the abusive ones, slip away...