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   Unschooling is a variation of homeschooling where, instead of following a set curriculum, children learn through everyday life experiences. As an increasing number of families are choosing to...

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   Jul 21, 2020 · This chapter provides an in-depth description of the history of the unschooling movement, including elements of Rousseau, Dewey, and Neill’s work. A large part of the chapter is dedicated to exploring the work of Ivan Illich and John Holt.

   • Author: Gina Riley
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3. cdn2.psychologytoday.com › assets › Published Grown104-506-1-PB.pdf - Psychology Today

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   Unschooling is, for legal purposes, a variety of homeschooling, but differs from conventional homeschooling in that the parents do not try to replicate school or school-like activities at home....

4. www.researchgate.net › publication › 305720522_The(PDF) The Challenges and Benefits of Unschooling, According ...

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   Dec 1, 2013 · families to learn how they define unschooling, why they chose the unschooling path, and what they perceive to be the main challenges and benefits of this path. Methodology

5. www.psychologytoday.com › gb › blogWhat Do Grown Unschoolers Think of ... - Psychology Today

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   Unschooled children live their lives, and in the process they learn. To unschoolers, what we normally think of as the “school years” are not different educationally from other years; people...

6. www.psychologytoday.com › us › blogWhat Do Grown Unschoolers Think of Unschooling? IV in Series

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   Jul 12, 2014 · Unschooled children live their lives, and in the process they learn. To unschoolers, what we normally think of as the “school years” are not different educationally from other years; people ...

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   What does it mean to be unschooled?

   • As more families are choosing unschooling, different forms and structures regarding what it means to be unschooled have been created. Radical unschoolers allow their children to completely create their own day; while relaxed homeschoolers may have their children do some form of structured school-based work.

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   What is unschooling & how does it work?

   • Unschooling is a variation of homeschooling where, instead of following a set curriculum, children learn through everyday life experiences. As an increasing number of families are choosing to unschool, it becomes important to further study the workings of this philosophical and educational choice.

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   Why are some people happy to be unschooled?

   • Most were very happy to have been unschooled, but a few were not. Why? Another term for unschooling, favored by some, is “life learning.” Unschooled children live their lives, and in the process they learn. To unschoolers, what we normally think of as the “school years” are not different educationally from other years; people learn all the time.

   What Do Grown Unschoolers Think of Unschooling? IV in Series

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   Who coined the term 'unschooling'?

   • As noted earlier, the term unschooling was coined, in the 1970s, by educational critic and author John Holt, whose writings are cited by many unschooling families as playing a key role in their decision to take this educational route (Gray & Riley, 2013).

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   Is unschooling a school at home?

   • Unschooling is not “school at home.” In unschooling, there are no assignments, no set curriculum, and no structured assessments. Within an unschooling environment, parents do not directly teach or provide direct instruction.

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   Is unschooling a form of “relaxed homeschooling”?

   • For some families, unschooling is a form of “relaxed homeschooling”. For others, it is completely child led and created. Families come to unschooling from many different paths. Negative experiences with traditional forms of schooling played a role for some. Some came to unschooling after a period of more formal homeschooling.

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8. www.psychologytoday.com › gb › blogA Survey of Grown Unschoolers I: Overview of Findings

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   Seventy-five unschooled adults report on their childhood and adult experiences. How do people who didn't go to school or do curriculum-based homeschooling as children and teenagers fare in...