Free 5-day email course · Ages 6 to 14
See the learning hiding in your ordinary week.
Popcorn stand
Panning for gold
Making pupusas
Building with Dad
Dinner prep
Pitching his idea
Kitchen science
Every one of these is real-world learning. Five short emails from a former teacher of fifteen years show you how to see it, and how to make more of it happen.
What lands in your inbox
One email a morning for five days, each a few minutes to read, most with one small thing to try that same day.
- What real-world learning is, and the one-question test
- Why kids today get so little practice at real life
- How one afternoon holds the math, the writing and the life skills
- The four moves I use at home, with real examples
Amelie, Anywhere Learning
Day 1
What real-world learning actually is
A simple definition of real-world learning, and a one-question test you can run on anything your kid does.
Amelie, Anywhere Learning
Day 2
What I watched disappear from my classroom
What fifteen years of teaching showed me about kids and real life, and why doing beats being told.
Amelie, Anywhere Learning
Day 3
Math, writing and science in one afternoon
How one real task can cover several subjects and life skills at once, and a five-minute way to spot it at home.
Amelie, Anywhere Learning
Day 4
The four moves I use every week
Four practical moves to make real-world learning happen on purpose, with what to hand over at different ages.
Amelie, Anywhere Learning
Day 5
Where to go from here
A quick recap of the week, and how to keep it going.
A note from me
I taught for fifteen years, and somewhere along the way kids stopped getting the chance to practice real life. I took a year off to travel and homeschool my own two, and I never went back.
This course is everything I wish someone had told me back then. Not a curriculum and not more on your plate. Just a clearer way of seeing the learning that's already in your house, and how to make more of it happen on purpose.
Amelie
Founder, Anywhere Learning · former teacher of 15 years
Start with Day 1
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