Cohousing-L Mailing List: Re: Regarding research on cohousing

[Catya Belfer-Shevett (catya]

> Liz would find, for example, Daniel Greenberg's Ph.D. dissertation in  
> child psychology at the University of Minnesota, in which he showed  
> that children raised in intentional communities with a stable  
> population (not with a high turnover) tended to have higher  
> confidence, higher competence, more developed social skills, and more  
> developed verbal skills that children of the same age raised in non- 
> community, mainstream culture.
> 	(By the way, Daniel Greenberg continued his focus on intentional  
> communities, and began and continues to run Living Routes Educational  
> Consortium in Amherst, MA, a study-abroad program in which college  
> students live in various ecovillage communities in India, France,  
> Scotland, and elsewhere, for credit with the University of  
> Massachusetts at Amherst.)

Is that the same Danny Greenberg at Sudbury Valley School in Framingham, 
MA? (that's the sort of thing I have a hard time finding out from google!)

        - cat
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