Unschooling is a free and unstructured way of letting your child learn what they need to know in life by simply learning naturally from the world around them. They will pursue the knowledge that interests them and investigate the topics they need to know in order to further their interests …

Q. What was the catalyst that lead you to choose unschooling for your family’s learning and educational needs? A. I was in a traditional school in India until September 2016 and dropped out of school then and have been unschooling myself since then. I’m currently 17 years old and dropped …

Unschooling can come at any time and in any form. As a parent, you may need to do very little and your child will learn all about the world around them from the resources at hand. However, there are a few ways that you can encourage them to branch out, …

Unschooling is a child-led educational style that leaves the decisions of what they will be learning in the hands of your kids. These choices will be decided by what the child is most interested in, curious about, or intrigued by. You as a parent don’t need to tell them what …

When kids educate themselves through self-directed learning the classroom can be literally anywhere. Children can learn by reading, writing, playing, and by simply listening to an entertaining show. Educational podcasts are an excellent way to soak up some information on a long drive, while you’re out for a hike, or …

Unschooling can sometimes be an isolating educational path for both parents and children due to the nature of individual, self-guided learning. There are plenty of ways to keep your kids socialized through clubs, community events, and volunteer work but sometimes parents also need like-minded individuals to connect with in order …

Heading to the library, a museum, or an art gallery are all great places to take your kids to soak up some knowledge, but you can only read so many books and look at the same exhibits so many times. Kids can also learn a lot online with games, videos, …

Unschooling is so different from traditional schooling that parents can often have a lot of questions about how they should be facilitating their child’s education. There’s no one way to allow your child to pursue their own education but it can definitely be helpful for parents to see what other …

For kids who are learning about life through unschooling, resources are everywhere. They can learn from doing simple chores around the house, exploring nature, playing games, interacting with the community, or checking out a museum. Unschooling is a path forged by the child themselves and while knowledge is all around …

Technology and the internet has made finding information the easiest it has ever been. People can now have direct connections to the billions of other people around the globe and so many of those people want nothing more than to share their knowledge. Information is no longer a coveted commodity …