Let 'em go Barefoot
Missy WillisWelcome to the Great Educational Awakening! Here you will find stories, research, and insights on human behavior, psychology, child development, and learning outside the standard schooling model.
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Maybe It’s Not the Curriculum That Needs Your Full Attention, But Your Child’s Developmental Stage
Everywhere you turn there’s a curriculum being sold that promises to help parents educate their children well. Sometimes the message can make homeschooling parents believe that their child’s success lives or dies by curriculum alone.
You...
Is Unschooling Too Easy?
Hi! If you’re new here, I’m Missy, a former public/private school educator turned homeschooling mom, and, eventually, an unschooling cheerleader. My two children, now young adults, never participated in the conventional K-12 model. We pushe...
Does Unschooling Suddenly Feel "high stakes" Now That You Have a Teen?
Our family has been a part of the homeschooling world since 2006.
A lot has changed.
For starters, there has been a significant increase in families homeschooling. The latest data has homeschoolers making up 6-6.3% of the school age pop...
The S-Word: It's Much Bigger Than Social Etiquette
For many decades there has been a worry circulating in the social ether that homeschooling parents know all too well. It comes in the form of a question asked almost immediately once it is revealed that a parent will be skipping the standar...
I just finished reading The New York Times Magazine article, "America's Children are Unwell. Are Schools Part of the Problem?" Here's What I Have to Say About That...
I was scrolling on my phone early this morning while still in bed (don’t judge me) and this article from The New York Times Magazine, “America’s Children are Unwell. Are Schools Part of the Problem? From A.D.H.D. to anxiety, disorders have...
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