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         <title>Tully G. </title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div><br>Positive education for me provides a wholistic approach to learning, skill development, fostering a sense of self &amp; of others, of the wider community - it pulls together all aspects of acquiring information &amp; knowledge in a context in the best interest of the child/individual; not only focussing on education of the mind, education of the spirit - the character of a child/individual.&nbsp;<br>I've never actually attended or been involved with a school setting which utilises this approach, aspects of it, sporadic; I have known wonderful Principals &amp; great teachers here &amp; there, which certainly makes a difference to the learning environment. I homeschooled for sometime &amp; have known many unschoolers who have a positive education approach to learning, the whole concept of homeschooling &amp; unschooling is based on education being about the whole individual, values, character, knowledge.&nbsp;<br><br></div><div><br></div>]]></description>
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