The beauty of unschooling kids with special needs ~ Written by Jamie C. Martin of Simple Homeschool I have two twelve-year-old boys. One reads at a college level. One reads at a 1st grade level, on a good day. Both have been nurtured in the same environment, raised on a diet of the same …
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How a certified teacher chose unschooling for her kids
How a certified teacher chose unschooling for her kids ~ Written by Marla Taviano "Remember, girls,” I say to my daughters, looking them each in the eye (I actually have to look up at two of the three now—when did this happen??), “we do not say THAT WORD here in Cambodia. Got it?” They …
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How to get your interest-led learners back on track
Written by Melissa Camara Wilkins. Some seasons, our interest-led learners are interested in everything. They read, they ask questions, they conduct experiments and plan projects. But what do you during those other times, the times when inspiration has left the building? What do you do when no …
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And then they hated math: My journey into unschooling
Written by contributor Amida of Journey Into Unschooling I remember the first time I called myself an unschooler. I had just read John Holt’s Teach Your Own and was impressed with his vision of an alternative educational style in which children were encouraged to learn outside of school. He saw …
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Infusing child-led opportunities into a traditional approach
The following is a post by contributor Angie Kauffman of Real Life at Home. While I have always been extremely interested in child-led learning, it's been one of those things that just doesn't seem to flow in our home. Despite my desires for it to be otherwise, it seems that a primarily child-led …
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