SchoolLess
School Less
Created on November 17, 2010
Posts written: 10SchoolLess is a twelve-year-old kid, proudly Brooklyn born and bred. He's not had thrilling school experiences in his lifetime and so he's going to give home school a shot for the next two years, then it's off to high school. He loves to cook, listens to a lot of jazz, and is a serious Red Sox fan. He plays the clarinet, sax, and violin.
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Arrested Development
A “Truant’s” Story
“Those are things that I could never have learned at ‘real’ school.”
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You Can Take the Boy Out of Brooklyn
City & Country, Home & Away
“Leaving New York City is always a weird thing for me.”
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What Is Work?
On Competing with Self & Others
“Being home schooled, I am finally on my way to wailing.”
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The Right to Be Lazy
Balancing (or trying to) Work & Relaxation
“Parents expect too much from their kids. Their expectations are too specific.”
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Not Too Optimistic
Assessing “The Project” Now & Into the Future
“Most people should not be home schooled, my dad says, and I agree.”
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Paris Dreaming
Skeptic & SchoolLess (Reporting) Take a Trip
“Once we got back, my mom went back to her normal self, and so did I.”
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Where I’m From
Writing Is Destiny
“I am made of my over-reactive mom and my under-reactive dad.”
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Pot of Gold
The High School Admissions Process, Take: SchoolLess
“I also hope I haven’t come to all the wrong conclusions.”
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Project Morris
Writing, Creativity, Process: Like Father, Like Son
“Unlike perspiration, inspiration is unpredictable; it is dependent on the complex brain and not the relatively simple body.”
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Racing Like a Pronoun
Competition, Self-Motivation, & Balance
“Supine motivation is how I describe my approach to my academic life.”
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