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Natural Learning Booklets
Beverley and Robin are strong believers in the principle of learning naturally, that is, allowing children to learn at their own pace, in their own way, those things they need to learn as they grow and develop.
Sometimes called unschooling or radical unschooling, natural learning differs only in that an emphasis is placed on learning life-skills within the context of family and community. Children learn to cooperate and compromise as they participate fully in family and community life.
Often erroneously called 'delight directed learning' natural learning also encompasses learning that isn't fun or delightful, but needs-based. Children are driven to learn in order to grow into adulthood - getting in the way of this learning, by insisting on it happening contrary to how the child learns best, is what natural learning seeks to avoid.
For more information on Natural Learning see Beverley's articles on the Homeschool Australia website.
The ever-growing range of booklets by Beverley Paine and friends covers many topics, offering information, insight and help on many of the issues that face new and experienced home educators.
Explore a new way of learning with your children
that takes the stress and work out of home education!
See also the Educational Games Booklet Series

Natural Learning
by Beverley Paine
Allow your children to pursue their passions and interests and build learning programs around every day life... Beverley shares her tips on how to homeschool with simplicity and efficiency. 1999
ISBN 1876651075 A5, stapled, 60g, up to 32 pages.
$4.50 (free postage)
Learning Maths Naturally
by Margaret Etherton and Beverley Paine
Many of us became confused as young mathematicians at school... Margaret and Beverley share how they helped their children retain this natural ability. Tips, ideas and suggestions accompany these two reassuring accounts. 2005
ISBN 1876651164 A5, stapled, 50g, 36 pages.
$4.50 (free postage)
A Sample 'Approved' Learning Naturally Homeschooling Program & Review
by Louise Wilton
One family's learning program for an eight year old, as presented to, and approved by, the SA educational authorities. 2004
ISBN 1876651113 ISBN 1876651121 A5, stapled, 90g, up to 32 pages
(both booklets together)
$6.00 (free postage)

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