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Resources for Unschoolers

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Unschool Cool: Why Being Different Is Our Superpower

24/7/25 24/7/25

Why Unschoolers Are the Real Cool Kids

21/7/25 21/7/25

Unschooling Isn’t Freedom Gone Wild: Why Choices Matter More Than Ideals

16/7/25 16/7/25

Unschooling, Attachment, and the Art of Letting Go: Building Trust Instead of Rules

12/7/25 12/7/25

The Saturday Unschool Examen

9/7/25 9/7/25

Unschool Crime Connections

7/7/25 7/7/25

How Unschooling Doesn’t Guarantee a Fairytale Life

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Is It Working? Wrestling with Doubt in Unschooling

9/6/25 9/6/25

Unschooling: How Do We Know They’re Learning?

2/6/25 2/6/25

Unschooling, Homemaking, and a Mother’s Role

30/5/25 30/5/25

The Math Myth: How Do Unschooled Kids Learn Math?

23/5/25 23/5/25

Are There Times When You Should Never Give Up Unschooling?

20/5/25 20/5/25

Passing on Our Fears to Our Kids

12/5/25 12/5/25

Unschooling Is Carried by Conversations

8/5/25 8/5/25

Why We Should Freely Choose to Do Difficult and Unpleasant Things

2/5/25 2/5/25

Is It Okay if Parents Want to Influence Their Unschooling Kids?

29/4/25 29/4/25

The Role of Repetition in Learning, Unschooling, and Shaping Identity

What if kids want to watch the same movies, read the same stories, or play the same games again and again? Should we try to move them on to other activities? Or is there value in repetition? Does repetition have an important role in our lives?