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Academics

Can Unschoolers Learn to Read?

Cooking: Finding the Academics in Everyday Activities

Happy Birthday! Academics Unschooling Style

The Math in Milles Bornes

Real Life Learning: Project Tie-Dye

Yes, Spelling Counts

An Unschooling Twist on Worksheets

School Related

Are Kids Supposed to Hate School?

Can You Be Successful Without College?

Confessions of an Academic Impostor

Constantly Learning

Don’t Help Me!

In Praise of Teachers

It’s a Wonderful Life

Popular TV Show Promotes Unschooling Philosophy

UnMaking Stereotypes

Unprepared! How the Push Down Effect is Stressing Our Children

What’s the Value of a Diploma?

Unschooling Philosophy

The Absent-Minded Professor Myth

Constantly Learning

Contagious Enthusiasm

Facilitating Our Children’s Desires

How Do YOU Take Care of Mom?

Play and (Don’t) Walk Away

Recognizing Passion

Rileigh Forslund: Voice of an Unschooler

Say Goodbye to Standards: How Unschoolers Learn What They Need When They Want

Saying Yes When You’re Tempted to Say No

Sometimes It Sucks

A Typical Day of Unschooling

Unschoolers Have Doubts, Too

Unschooling in Action

What About Socialization? Part 1

What About Socialization? Part 2

Who Takes Care of Mom?

Recommended Reading

A Child Must Choose

We cannot have real learning in school if we think it is our duty and our right to tell children what they must learn. We cannot know, at any … [Read More...]

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Cooking: Finding the Academics in Everyday Activities

Unschoolers are learning all the time. They learn because they are hard-wired to do so. Whenever they are engaged in an activity, you can be sure … [Read More...]

Kohn: No Need for Rewards

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Unschooling: Can You Be Successful without College?

Ordinarily, I like to think of myself as more pro-unschooling than anti-school. I prefer to spend my energy focused on the positives of the … [Read More...]