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EU418: When Teachers Become Unschoolers

Pam and Anna talk to Erika Ellis, Michelle Kren, and Jen Hollis about their experiences as teachers who became unschoolers.

When School No Longer Suits Your Child, Education Can Continue

405 000 South African children were not enrolled at school in 2024. That is the deeply concerning figure highlighted in […] The post When School No Longer Suits Your Child, Educati...

Room to Grow: Why Self-Paced Learning Meets Every Child Where They Are

Growth isn’t a straight line. Some children race ahead in maths yet need more time with reading. Others thrive when […] The post Room to Grow: Why Self-Paced Learning Meets Every C...

Homeschooling in 2026: Creating an Education Journey That Works for Your Family

More South African families are exploring alternatives to traditional schooling, and homeschooling continues to give parents greater flexibility in how […] The post Homeschooling i...

A Learning Environment That Bends, So Your Child Doesn’t Have to

Some children don’t need a different curriculum; what they need is a different environment. A traditional classroom asks every learner […] The post A Learning Environment That Bend...

Play-Based Learning: How It Can Build Young Children’s Independence

An EdWeek video looks at how an early learning program helps students explore boundaries and responsibility.

Traditional Schools Losing Their Grip on K-12 Education

Publicly funded school choice is experiencing historic growth in the United States. State money now follows many students into private, religious, and charter schools, as well as t...

EU417: On the Journey with Julia Triman

Pam, Anna, and Erika talk with Julia Triman about her unschooling journey.

Real-World Creative Learning: Inside Majozi’s Creative Circle at Koa Academy

At Koa, real-world learning is not something students encounter in theory alone. It comes to life through meaningful opportunities to […] The post Real-World Creative Learning: Ins...

Real-World Creative Learning: Inside Majozi’s Creative Circle at Koa Academy

At Koa, real-world learning is not something students encounter in theory alone. It comes to life through meaningful opportunities to […] The post Real-World Creative Learning: Ins...

NY Parents Finding New Hope in Homeschooling

Homeschooling surge driven by push factors, expert says

Bullying and school refusal, not flexibility, drive most families out

How the Other Half Homeschools

A record number of American parents are finding that the most affordable “good school” is in their own home. The post How the Other Half Homeschools appeared first on The American...

Natural Opportunities to Build Everyday Skills Needed for Learning

Children need many skills to participate successfully in school. Attention, organization, problem-solving, self-regulation, working memory, flexibility, and independence all suppor...

The school at home

Growing interest in homeschooling shows parents' safety concerns, but home learning brings its own responsibilities