UNSCHOOLING

Child-led learning and unschooling are synonymous. Is it an effective way of educating your child? If your child is bored with traditional school or structured school-at-home homeschooling, you might want to try it.

Sometimes when switching to unschooling from a more traditional homeschooling method, kids will have some questions. Here's some common questions kids have when faced with this new method. The answers may help them better understand unschooling.

After I researched homeschool methods, unschooling was the last thing I wanted to try. My son had other ideas. Learn about our experience with unschooling, and 50 unschooling activities you can do with your kids.

While you have probably heard of homeschooling, you may not have heard of unschooling. Here it is defined for you.

Find out what unschooling is and what it is not and whether or not it's right for your family.

Part I of a series meant to clarify unschooling, answer oft-asked questions and demystify this style of homeschooling.

To learn the difference between home schooling and unschooling I had to dig a little deeper, because one often blends into the other. As a former home schooler I was intrigued to learn the differences.

Is unschooling the perfect solution for educating our kids, or could it be doing more damage?

The unschooling approach is gaining popularity, but with that comes a lot of misinformation and several inaccurate myths. From legality concerns to college admissions I'll set the record straight for you with this list of ten common unschooling myths.

There is a small but growing group within the homeschooling spectrum called unschooling. For many this radical style is a mystery, but for some it is as obvious as the curiosity in a child.