Does Unschooling Create Lazy Children?
It’s a common perception: unschooling is a lazy form of parenting that results in lazy children. That they'll use the autonomy they’re given to opt out of much of life.
It’s a common perception: unschooling is a lazy form of parenting that results in lazy children. That they'll use the autonomy they’re given to opt out of much of life.
As a dad myself, I think I know why. And it boils down to two important things.
A lot of emphasis goes on a child's progress, and as parents it's made clear to us very early.
In this episode, I spend some time examining three common perceptions that are unique to unschooling.
I'm a High School teacher thinking of homeschooling my four and six year olds. My question is - how do you make time to plan lessons?!
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