An emerging trend among U.S. homeschoolers centers on allowing students to learn “without doing school.” But is this new approach, called “unschooling,” a valuable way to educate children? The innovation specialists from What Are We Thinking
look at some of the pros (experiential learning) and cons (lack of social interaction) of this controversial practice.
School’s Out Forever: ‘Unschooling’ Gains Traction With Home Educators
Posted on April 27th, 2010 | More Education · Innovation · Youth
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