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Definitions
Wiktionary
- n. A set of educational philosophies which champion education outside the standard school environment. They include, but are not limited to, homeschooling.
Examples
“There are other factions within the movement, from the radical unschoolers, who extend the philosophy beyond education to parenting, to those who reject the term unschooling altogether.”
“Farenga, who worked with Holt, said Holt coined the term "unschooling" in 1977 but was never terribly fond of it.”
“There are many more options to homeschooling; unschooling is only one.”
“It might be a good option if you decide unschooling is a little to unstructured for you.”
“I'm Cam, just started our family adventures in unschooling blog, and I am loving this online community of shiny happy people living their lives a little like we live ours ...”
“Or a negative term as in unschooling = (good multiplier - bad multiplier) * (good stuff/bad stuff)”
“I fully believe that radical unschooling is a completely valid (and preferable) way for children to learn, but it doesn't work with my family for circumstances both within and outside of my control.”
Dru Blood - I believe in the inherent goodness of all beings: June 2005 Archives
“From home schooling to 'unschooling' -- baltimoresun.com: Unschooling incorporates every facet of a child's life into the education process, allowing a child to follow his passions and learn at his own pace, year-round.”
“Take for example fans of 'unschooling' -- who believe in the free-floating 'fluid' approach to schooling, without the shcackles of all that structure and discipline.”
“Welcome to the world of "unschooling" -- an educational movement where kids, not parents, not teachers, decide what they will learn that day.”
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vanishedone Baltimore Sun: 'A byproduct of home schooling, unschooling incorporates every facet of a child's life into the education process, allowing a child to follow his passions and learn at his own pace, year-round. And it assumes that an outing at the park - or even hours spent playing a video game - can be just as valuable a teaching resource as Hooked on Phonics.' Sep 4, 2009