7. Parallel Life => Jump ship 家庭成員只是吃飯睡覺碰巧同在一屋簷下, 家人就像一條一條互不交錯的平行線。 ( 平行生活 ) Jump Ship (No Greater Joy Ministry, Michael Pearl)
8. 3 Ps of Home Shooling 2002, 1 月 3Ps: 1. P 口口口 / Kids 2. P 口口口 / Moms; 24/7 3. P 口口口口口 / Father God 2002, 8 月到 BIOLA ( B ible I nstitute O f L. A. ) 2002, 12 月聖誕節因鐮刀的異象才明白
21. EDUCA'TION , n. [L. educatio.] Education comprehends all that series of instruction and discipline which is intended to enlighten the understanding, correct the temper, and form the manners and habits of youth, and fit them for usefulness in their future stations. 教育 涵括 : 一系列的孩童教導和 學科 , 啟迪悟性,改正脾氣 ; 並培養青少年時期的舉止態度 ,生活習性 且為將來作準備 .
22. EDUCA'TION , ( cont’.) -- Webster’s 1828 American Dictionary of the English Language To give children a good education in manners, arts and science, is important; to give them a religious education is indispensable; and an immense responsibility rests on parents and guardians who neglect these duties. 說到教育,除了教導孩童良好的舉止態度, 藝術及科學 ; 宗教教育也是不可缺少的重要 ; 但父母和監護人卻常忽略這項重責大任。
23. 各家學派的教改專家 Rousseau 盧梭 (1712-1778) : father of the child-study Paulo Freire-- banking concept vs. process of inquiry John Dewy–- 實用主義 , progressive education 德國幼教之父 福祿貝爾 Friedrich Froebel, 1782-1852 「國家的命運,與其說是操在掌權者手中, 倒不如說是握在母親的手中。」
27. Mason’s 教育理念 一種 氛圍 , 學科 , 生活 ( an atmosphere, a discipline, a life) 關係的科學 (the science of relations) 兒童生來為人 (Children were born PERSONS ) 活書本 (Living book) 異象 價值觀 : Liberal Arts Education for all 能力 (A power )— E ither for immense good vs. Disaster.
28. 知識 vs. 能力 伊甸園 , 兩棵樹 意會 vs. 言傳 ( 身教 / 言教 ; Caught / Taught ) 活書本 (Living Book) vs. 死知識 (Dead Knowledge) 雙重認識 (Double Knowledges) : 自己 (IES) vs. 上帝 (G Q) Ministry --Being vs. Doing 認識耶和華榮耀的知識、要充滿遍地、 好像水充滿洋海一般 ( 哈 2:13-14) 。
#24:Freire became familiar with poverty and hunger during the 1929 Great Depression . These experiences would shape his concerns for the poor and would help to construct his particular educational viewpoint. In the banking concept of education, knowledge is a gift bestowed by those who consider themselves knowledgeable upon those whom they consider to know nothing. Projecting an absolute ignorance onto others, a characteristic of the ideology of oppression, negates education and knowledge as processes of inquiry.