No, this isn’t a reflection on what e-books are going to do to publishing; it’s just a notification that my blogs (both The History of the (Whole) World and this one) are now available on Kindle.
Of course, if you read them on the web they’re free.
But I’ve had a number of requests for Kindle availability, so now you can PAY to read the same material.
If you feel so inclined.
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Quick link–it’s been a busy week–to a U.K. home schooling blog. Don’t know if you American readers have been keeping up with the difficulties facing British home educators (if not, have a look here and here). Read up.
Either way, thought, this particular opinion echoed some of the ideas we’ve started to discuss here.
From Home Education Heretic:
Any dispassionate and objective observer looking at home education in this country cannot help but be struck by the almost complete polarisation which has emerged between those seeking a change in the status quo and those hoping for the situation to remain unchanged. It seems as though some titanic, Manichaean struggle is taking place; the forces of good ranged against the power of evil, darkness against light. This, at any rate, is how things seem to be seen by many home educating parents.
Read the whole piece here.
More shortly…
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