“Unschooling Plus” – September 2010 Blog Carnival

Kelly of Unschooling Liberty:
Unschooling, specifically radical/whole life unschooling and libertarian philosophy are at the very core the same. Individualism, in unschooling the kids are the individuals having freedom to make their own choices as long as those choices don’t infringe upon another individual. In the same way adults in a libertarian society are free to make their own choices as long as those choices don’t infringe on the right of others.
Brenda of The Christian Unschool:
I think of myself as a shepherd in that it is my job to guard her heart as she enjoys being a child. She has plenty of room to graze and, most of the time, we have a very peaceful home and I have a child who I love being around. That’s what unschooling is all about for me.
Stephanie of Ordinary Life Magic:
All things considered, I s’pose others might look at our life and say that we’re chaotic or lazy.
But I’ll tell you… it sure doesn’t feel lazy.
It feels Happy.
It feels Engaged.
It feels Thriving.
And it feels free
and friendly
and open
and abundant
and peaceful
and safe
and loving
and joyful
and big.
Yeah – it feels Big.
Lauren from Sparkling Adventures:
Once we started to wrap our heads around the idea of unschooling our children, we found that the principles of letting go flowed onto other aspects of our lives. Church has always been a big part of our lives, as we love God and study the Bible to know Him more. However, we started to discover that Christianity is really just churchianity, and the first celebrity unschooler of all was Jesus Christ!








