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If unschooling can't work in the real world, nothing at all can. People will say, "How will they learn algebra in the real world?" Is there algebra in the real world? If not, why should it be learned? If so, why should it be separated artificially from it's actual uses? "Why?" should always be the question that comes before "What?" and "How?" There is a book called 'Grover and the Everything in the Whole Wide World Museum.' There is a "things under the sea" room and "things in the sky" room, but still each room is just a room in a museum, no windows, everything out of context. Then he opens a big door marked "everything else in the whole wide world" and goes out into the sunshine. There is unschooling. - Sandra Dodd
http://www.sandradodd.com/unschooling
I love unschooling and so do my children. We are learning all the time, what have you learned today?
"Play is the highest form of research."- Albert Einstein
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2 months ago

GREAT post, GREAT concept.
ReplyDeleteEinstein is right, btw.
JMK,
ReplyDeletethanks. my kids and i are enjoying this journey so far.
LOVE unschooling. We discovered it when my now 12 year old son was five years old. It felt like a perfect fit for us and we can't imagine life any other way now.
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