Alliance for SDE
ASDE, meghan, Bria Bloom, Marnina Kammersell, Daniel Karraschthe Substack for The Alliance for Self-Directed Education, including our Podcast, Saving the Seeds of SDE
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 40 |
| Subscribers | Read | seedsofsde.substack.com |
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Homeschool to Unschool
This was originally published in Tipping Points Magazine on April 28th, 2023
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Saving the Seeds: Stumbling with Purpose
Podcast Episode 2 with Vivek Patel
Barriers to SDE in Germany
ASDE has a direct interest in making Self-Directed Education possible for any and all people- we are also mindful of the ways governments around the world are creating barriers to this pursuit, and even taking legal action on their citizens...
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We believe in a world where young people’s rights are respected, which includes to directing their lives and education; & where Self-Directed Education (SDE) is widely embraced & available to all families regardless of their status, race, or income.
the human experience is painfully blissful. life is strange.
Educational consultant, home educator, doctoral student studying SDE, and ND parent. Passionate about the neurodiversity paradigm, self-directed education, non-coercive relationships, and understanding the nervous system.
I'm a husband, father to two daughters, have a PhD in math and great interest in promoting and facilitating self-directed education (SDE). I'm writing about SDE, human rights and mathematics.
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