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Unschooling in Practice: Orion to Alaska

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People often want to know how unschooling works.  That is, what does it actually look like in action?  It looks like a lot of things, depending on the family, the child, and the day, but I’d like to tell you about our Fourth of July evening by way of example. Fireworks We have, currently, a 14-year-old, a […]

How to Graduate an Unschooler

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I have to start this post by acknowledging that, to some extent, I’m jumping the gun here.  Our oldest is graduating this year, but we didn’t unschool the whole time.  We did a mix of unschooling in the beginning, then relaxed homeschooling, with a bit of more structured schooling thrown into the mix until this […]

Outside-the-Box Science and History Options Your Kids Will Love

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Thinking back on your days of packaged curriculum, you remember the groans — in stereo.  “Do we have to do history today?”  Moving toward student-directed learning sounded good, but your heart starts to a beat a little faster and your chest starts to tighten as you worry that, left to make their own choices, your kids might never learn […]