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Alternative Education in Germany
I've added more info to the Alternative Education in Germany page on the wiki. Most of it was taken and auto-translated from the German Wikipedia using Google Translate - so some of the English isn't very good. I don't really have time to fix that, so I just left it as-is. I'm going to do the same for all the countries in the world as long as I can find enough information on them... if you want to help out, you can help to fix the broken English in the wiki. Or if you know any foreign languages, you can manually translate stuff from whichever foreign Wikipedia is appropriate, and add it to the wiki. :)
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Posted in: Site Updates on December 28, 2009 @ 7:07 PM
Tags: Alternatives, Homeschooling, Unschooling
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So, about alternative education in Germany...I used to go to a Sudbury school, and graduated from it, and have been to the European Democratic Education Conference in Germany. I'm half German, I have a passport, and speak the language fluently - I've even translated from German to English professionally before (but I'm only in my last semester of university). I am very, very busy, but I would be willing to translate things for you, as long as the original sources are ok with me doing so. I wouldn't even want to be paid or anything. I strongly believe in alternative forms of education, and strongly believe they should be available in Germany, from my own experiences.
Let me know what you think :)