My name is Zoe Mae Peters. I am a 16 year old unschooler in Jamaica Plain. I dropped out of a Boston public exam school last year after three months in it.
My family has had a connection with Michael and Lydia ever since I can remember. I have a connection to Z that I deeply treasure and always will. This summer my mother taught some classes at ZMI, I joined her for a couple of days and met many cool folks. Introduce yourself. Tell me who you are and why. I\'d love to hear what you have to say.
As for me: I write, I take pictures, talk to people, learn, love, explore.
Snapshots from Unschooling Part 3 of Send commentary through e-mail To: March, 22 2007By Peters, Cynthia Cynthia Peters’s ZSpace Page Join…
So this is the update: Monday/Tuesday participant retreat. It went really well but I was not doing that great because of math…
Hello folks, It’s been a very exhausting week. We had our staff retreat in Cambridge on Monday night. When I think of…
Mom asked me to tell you what Sub/Urban Justice is so you will know what I’m talking about as I relay my…
Found myself lost again. Depleted deleted. Found myself lost again. Picked up dragged home sit me down front of the fireplace where…
We had a curriculum planning meet for the Gender section of Suburban Justice. We brainstormed the aspects of gender that we want…
By Peters, Cynthia Cynthia Peters’s ZSpace Page Join ZSpace Read Part 1 first if you haven’t already: http://www.zmag.org/sustainers/content/2006-12/12peters.cfm Note: As I…
By Peters, Cynthia Cynthia Peters’s ZSpace Page Join ZSpace "Don?t go to the Parent-Teacher Council meeting," advised my daughter, who is…
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