Any EXP with Nebel's Elementary Ed?

[ChandlerMom]

I see a lot on BFSU and BFSUII, but what about NEE? How is it like/unlike BSFU? Is most of BSFU in NEE?

 

TIA!

[Ray]

The work or lesson plans are done for you in BFSU, the tapestry of learning book is an interesting read, but you have to assemble these lessons yourself- I never did.

Edited November 28, 2010 by Ray
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[Tracy]

the tapestry of learning book is an interesting read, but you have to assemble these lessons yourself- I never did.

:iagree: It is definitely worth reading. It is more of a philosophy book whereas BFSU is an actual curriculum.

[stripe]

I found a few things really interesting in it, but it's not anything like BFSU.

 

I started a thread about it that didn't go very far. Here it is:

 

Please explain Nebel's Elementary Education to me

http://welltrainedmind.com/forums/showthread.php?t=108580

 

I can't believe it was a year and a half ago. Egads.

[sagira]

I found a few things really interesting in it, but it's not anything like BFSU.

 

I started a thread about it that didn't go very far. Here it is:

 

Please explain Nebel's Elementary Education to me

http://welltrainedmind.com/forums/showthread.php?t=108580

 

I can't believe it was a year and a half ago. Egads.

 

The funny part is, I went back and read the thread, and was surprised to see myself answering. Has it been that long ago?

 

Gosh.. Yes, it's more of a fuzzy, philosophy book, and I didn't identify as much with it. I'll keep BFSU, thank you very much :)

[ChandlerMom]

Thank you all so much! You folks are great!