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I don't know if this will go through, or if the links will still work, but anyone who is not subscribed to Pam Laricchia's e-mails should subscribe! Her descriptions of the newest podcasts are often

Seventy-five unschooled adults report on their childhood and adult experiences. In a study that preceded the one to be described here, my colleague Gina Riley and I surveyed parents in unschooling

Thanks Sandra, It has gotten through now. It's a very informative video. Thanks for sharing Emefa

thank you!!? I may have fixed it in the original, but this should go there: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uxejhk-ez-c&feature=youtu.be&t=2606

Hi Sandra I tried clicking the link to the interviewed by Pam Laricchia but it's not going through. Emefa

Two things: Nikki Zavitz, interviewed by Pam Laricchia in early 2020, shared a mental model of unschooling, including deschooling. ?It's wonderful, and there's a link to hear it, below.

I feel lonely. ?No one said "Did you wake up yet? ?What are the other parts?" ? ?:-) Now more than a week has passed and I can't remember what the cool other two were going to be, darn it. ?I

A couple of interesting things have happened this week—small, but related.? Big, philosophically. #3 was coming across this Just Add Light post from a while back.? Please take a look at it, and

To me, unschooling is the way adults learn. College or classes aside, for a minute. We, as adults, tend to seek out what we enjoy and get curious about. If we want a new career path, we follow it. If

==Can anyone explain to me the difference between unschooling and homeschooling== In terms of legalities, unschooling is a form of homeschooling. In practice, homeschooling can refer to any number of

Unschooling is a way to homeschool. ?It's a subset. I hope others in the group will bring their own explanations. ?I'll leave a link to a collection of definitions. http://sandradodd.com/definitions

Can anyone explain to me the difference between unschooling and homeschooling

I am black raising black children who are often snubbed or followed or harassed because of race. We just move on. I don’t spend time or money in such places. We do talk about racism and tokenism. My

Image by Karen Lundy, in 2016, based on ideas from Joyce's Toolbox cards Message from Sandra to go with it in 2020: ?If eating those could put the ideas, and the words, inside an unschooling parent,

==I'm hoping some here might want to sort of graph/describe their learning curves, as to "hitting continue" (deciding to learn more about unschooling) and either stepping away, or stepping up and

**I'm hoping some here might want to sort of graph/describe their learning curves, as to "hitting continue" (deciding to learn more about unschooling) and either stepping away, or stepping up and

-=- A person can feel unwelcome for a host of different reasons. Some may have something to do with others and some may be about yourself. Feelings are not facts. A person can feel unwelcome even

The question was about a shop, not a person who took a job working with children. There are lots of people who work with groups of children, doing planned activities, or activities involving dangerous

I don't know more about the situation myself, and I don't nkow what sort of shop, and what the child was doing. ?Maybe he wasn't doing anything loud or dangerous at all. Some shops aren't good for

Two things happened this morning already, about this group. One was that when someone on facebook (friend of friend) was asking about unschooling, and a mutual friend asked me to linke this group, I