Question sent for me to post anonymously:
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I feel like I've come so far in my progress towards fully unschooling, but in the end, I always bump up against the fact that it feels irresponsible to me.? I'm talking about the bare minimum of helping them learn the very basics:? this is how you write (forming letters, I mean; not sentences); or knowing their basic math facts and the concepts of arithmetic:? I feel *irresponsible* not doing some things in a more "school-y" fashion.? I would love some help in how to look at this differently....so far the responses I've gotten have been along the lines of "you need to deschool some more," and I'm going *yes!* I know!? But how do I get around this wall, specifically?? What would help me let go of this last little bit of academics?? How do I let go (or maybe come to accept?) this feeling of irresponsibility?
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Let's help think of how to clear this hurdle, but also, while we're at it...
What are some other things people have "bumped up against" and had a hard time getting around, over, or through?
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Thanks!
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Sandra
