Reschooling Posts // April 10-16, 2022
Unschooling Conversations: Episode 20: Reflections from Grown Unschooler Summer Jean Campbell
April 16, 2022 on Live Play Learn
Unschooling Q & A
April 15, 2022 on Unschooling Mom2Mom
Each Friday, I'll answer unschooling questions that have been sent in through our Q4Sue form as well as other social media platforms.
Unschooling as Liberation & Social Justice Work w/ Iris Chen
April 15, 2022 on Radical Learning Talks
In this episode we have the pleasure of chatting with Iris Chen, a deconstructing tiger mom, unschooling partner, youth advocate, liberation activist and writer of the book Untigering: Peaceful Parenting for the Deconstructing Tiger Parent.
Pick Your Battles? Really?!
April 14, 2022 on School is Out with Philip Mott
We try to dismantle the assumptions around "picking your battles" with your kids from an unschooling perspective. In short, we agree that many of the battles parents try to have are for good things but we want to explore ways we can be less combative about it.
Adult gaze, conceptions of children, inner drive & love.
April 14, 2022 on Radical Acts
Last week I spoke about the way we turn the adult gaze onto ourselves, and this week I thought I’d say more about what the adult gaze may feel like to a child. I mean - I’m obviously not a child anymore, but I used to be. And I was a very sensitive child and really FELT that gaze. Some children, perhaps, do not. Or perhaps they can brush it off more easily. But I would say that in my experience, most children do - to different extents.
Homeschool, Adversity and Education with Dr. Carline Crevecoeur
April 14, 2022 on Honey! I’m Homeschooling the Kids
Dr. Carline Crevecoeur is a Haitian American board-certified obstetrician and gynecologist, a wife, and a mother of five adult children. She was raised in NY and attended St. John’s University as an undergraduate, earning a bachelor’s degree in chemistry. She did her medical school and residency training at SUNY Downstate.
Ep. 247 A for Absent: What feels missing in your current relationships?
April 14, 2022 on Fare of the Free Child
Episode 247 is part one of the Listening Party around the letter A (for Absences) in PAUSE, so we’re offering you affirmations and snippets from conversations all in service of our current PAUSEwerk. What’s missing? What feels lost or otherwise missing from your relevant relationships?
Unschooling Through Menopause with Sara Yasner, Episode 325
April 14, 2022 on Living Joyfully with Unschooling
Sara Yasner, unschooling mom of three, joins me on the podcast this week to talk about unschooling alongside her experience going through menopause. Sara's two sons are older now, but her daughter, Pamela, is nine. And so, she was interested in sharing her story and connecting with other parents who are experiencing menopause while still unschooling younger children.
You Don’t Have to Go to Work
April 13, 2022 on BlakeBoles.com
You don’t have to go to work.
You don’t have to take a boring job, or a frustrating job, or a soul-crushing job.
You don’t need a job at all.
You can read a book, you can ride a bike.
You can wander the world, you can stay put.
You can listen and think and talk and dream.
The Unschooling Way; Doing Life and Schooling on Your Own Terms
April 12, 2022 on Global Silicon Valley
Shani Dow (Possip), Madeleine Niebauer (vChief - Virtual Chief of Staff) The Unschooling Way; Doing Life and Schooling on Your Own Terms at the 2022 ASU+GSV Summit. Reimagine Motherhood. It's ok to not do it their way. Grab your kids and Live, Play, Work on your terms.
1.34 mutuality and unschooling
April 12, 2022 on The Unschool Files Podcast
In episode 34, Meghan takes to the mic alone to talk about mutuality, empathy, fearless listening and how it’s connected to the way we are raising children while unschooling. with a couple of F bombs because… language is powerful!
Stressed Out as Unschoolers
April 11, 2022 on Unschooling Mom2Mom
Pressure. We face it all the time - from others, from ourselves. And when we're tired or we're not getting our own needs met, our stress level rises and it can start to feel overwhelming. No one can really tell us EXACTLY how to unschool - there’s no formula to apply. And for many of us, that can amp up our stress level.
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