This interview was recorded in 1980. Unfortunately, pressure for early education has increased tremendously! Children are being pressured to get ready for school by 3 years old! Children are crumbling under the pressure. It's so sad. I homeschool my kids and so allow them to play for most hours in a day.
Great interview, thank you for posting... Comes in God's amazing timing for me and our family as we just started homeschooling/unschooling approach but I constantly battle with the thought I'm not doing enough for my almost 6 year old. I totally agree with everything he said, and it seems like God is trying to tell me I'm enough for my children, the most important thing right now is my/our relationship with these little humans and to instill a hunger for learning, for getting to know the world, and most importantly their relationship with God and building their character. It's not easy but with God's help all things are possible 🙌🙌🙌
I’ve been in education for nearly 20 years now and This interview stands singular among all the educational research and PDs I’ve taught or engaged in. Thank for for posting this and if you come across this, please let this wisdom challenge you to consider that what and how you were taught was not done in your best interest. I’ve only looked through a little of the research, but the research is very well done and is valid. I Take his views on feminism and conjecture about authority with a grain of salt, but to each their own.
I would love to hear some advice for those of us who caved to that pressure and now our young children are sufferings. I know better with my youngest, but how can I undo the damage done to my oldest?
Wow, men should have 51% of authority and we shouldn't have the feminist movement... I know this doesn't invalidate the rest of what he says, but when someone tells me they think women are less than men, I start listening from a distance.
I don't know why you let it bother you. A lot of mothers find themselves in situations with children where the father is irresponsible, and at that point God gives the woman way more than 51% authority. What man says means little compared to what God says.
@@whiskersmom5850 1st of all, Bible is super against women, they're basically property. 2nd of all, no one has any good logical reason to think a god exists, especaily not the Abrahamic one since we know for sure many of the events in the bible didn't actually happen. 3rd of all, image in you were a god on another planet, you create your own species, you can do anything you want, you're a god. Would you make half of them somehow inferior? Do you think women are genetically inferior? Mentally inferior? Emotionally inferior? Can you imagine any way you could make the world better? If so, then you're smarter than the god you believe in.
Sorry, your reply shows you got no idea about the Bible nor know who God is... Maybe start unbiased to look into things before you make such a misinformed comment. I recommend Lee Strobel's"The Case for Christ documentary"
@@PutOnTheNewWineskin Read the bible front to back, every book, every chapter, every verse, 3 times. Studied the bible and biblical history as well as archeological history, comparative religions, history, and epistemology. I've read Lee Stroble's horrible and very probably dishonest Case for Christ, Case for Faith, and one more I can't remember. I've read CS Lewis Mere Christianity and Screwtape Letters. I've read How to Invent Everything, Why Everything came from Nothing, a historian's look at the Old Testament (but that wasn't the exact title, I've forgotten the title), one of the Bart Erham books whose name escapes me. I've watched countless hours of debates between Christians and Atheists, call in shows where believers give their best evidence and reasons for belief. I'm gonna take a bet that I know the bible and your god far better than you do, especially with your lack of understanding from your comment. Perhaps Numbers 5:11-31 or Exodus 21:20-21 can shine a bit of light into your worldview. Perhaps Matthew 4:17-20 where Jesus says he did not come to abolish the law, for he says that not an iota, not a dot will pass from the Law, then continues about how it's not just adultry, but even thinking it. The Jesus character makes the law more strict than the old testament and specifically says to keep it. Are you keeping to the old testament? Keeping to Numbers 5:11-31 or Exodus 21:20-21? Or do you ignore the parts you don't like and cherry pick the ones you do? How do you determine which ones to pay attention to and which ones not to? Please, say again how I don't have an understanding of your holy book.
This interview was recorded in 1980. Unfortunately, pressure for early education has increased tremendously! Children are being pressured to get ready for school by 3 years old! Children are crumbling under the pressure. It's so sad. I homeschool my kids and so allow them to play for most hours in a day.
I'm reading "Mind Your Own Business" by him and wife Dorothy. Very good book. Thank you for this interview.
14:20 “ if the father was more involved we wouldn’t have the feminist movement today” this is wisdom from the past thank you
Great interview, thank you for posting... Comes in God's amazing timing for me and our family as we just started homeschooling/unschooling approach but I constantly battle with the thought I'm not doing enough for my almost 6 year old. I totally agree with everything he said, and it seems like God is trying to tell me I'm enough for my children, the most important thing right now is my/our relationship with these little humans and to instill a hunger for learning, for getting to know the world, and most importantly their relationship with God and building their character. It's not easy but with God's help all things are possible 🙌🙌🙌
Dr Ramond Moore. School can wait,Better late than early
I’ve been in education for nearly 20 years now and This interview stands singular among all the educational research and PDs I’ve taught or engaged in. Thank for for posting this and if you come across this, please let this wisdom challenge you to consider that what and how you were taught was not done in your best interest. I’ve only looked through a little of the research, but the research is very well done and is valid. I Take his views on feminism and conjecture about authority with a grain of salt, but to each their own.
What an awesome conversation. Brilliant minds!
This was a wonderful message....very eye opening.
T O:
God bless you and your family.
So glad I listened to this
A wonderful message, so inspiring.
I would love to hear some advice for those of us who caved to that pressure and now our young children are sufferings. I know better with my youngest, but how can I undo the damage done to my oldest?
Love this
Praise be to God!
WOW!
Peer dependency YES!!
Where can I get his book "Better Late Than Early" everywhere i look its expensive!
It’s free on Hoopla- it’s a library app. Good luck
Wow, men should have 51% of authority and we shouldn't have the feminist movement... I know this doesn't invalidate the rest of what he says, but when someone tells me they think women are less than men, I start listening from a distance.
It's called hypergamy.. women don't want to go out with their equal anyway. They want someone with higher status
I don't know why you let it bother you. A lot of mothers find themselves in situations with children where the father is irresponsible, and at that point God gives the woman way more than 51% authority. What man says means little compared to what God says.
@@whiskersmom5850 1st of all, Bible is super against women, they're basically property.
2nd of all, no one has any good logical reason to think a god exists, especaily not the Abrahamic one since we know for sure many of the events in the bible didn't actually happen.
3rd of all, image in you were a god on another planet, you create your own species, you can do anything you want, you're a god. Would you make half of them somehow inferior? Do you think women are genetically inferior? Mentally inferior? Emotionally inferior?
Can you imagine any way you could make the world better? If so, then you're smarter than the god you believe in.
Sorry, your reply shows you got no idea about the Bible nor know who God is... Maybe start unbiased to look into things before you make such a misinformed comment. I recommend Lee Strobel's"The Case for Christ documentary"
@@PutOnTheNewWineskin Read the bible front to back, every book, every chapter, every verse, 3 times. Studied the bible and biblical history as well as archeological history, comparative religions, history, and epistemology. I've read Lee Stroble's horrible and very probably dishonest Case for Christ, Case for Faith, and one more I can't remember. I've read CS Lewis Mere Christianity and Screwtape Letters. I've read How to Invent Everything, Why Everything came from Nothing, a historian's look at the Old Testament (but that wasn't the exact title, I've forgotten the title), one of the Bart Erham books whose name escapes me. I've watched countless hours of debates between Christians and Atheists, call in shows where believers give their best evidence and reasons for belief.
I'm gonna take a bet that I know the bible and your god far better than you do, especially with your lack of understanding from your comment.
Perhaps Numbers 5:11-31 or Exodus 21:20-21 can shine a bit of light into your worldview. Perhaps Matthew 4:17-20 where Jesus says he did not come to abolish the law, for he says that not an iota, not a dot will pass from the Law, then continues about how it's not just adultry, but even thinking it. The Jesus character makes the law more strict than the old testament and specifically says to keep it. Are you keeping to the old testament? Keeping to Numbers 5:11-31 or Exodus 21:20-21? Or do you ignore the parts you don't like and cherry pick the ones you do? How do you determine which ones to pay attention to and which ones not to?
Please, say again how I don't have an understanding of your holy book.