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My Kid Won't Go Back to School — What If We Didn't Make Them?
Every school-refusal article this week says the same thing: watch for the warning signs, then find gentler ways to get your kid back in the building.
But what if that's not the only option?
In this episode, Sue talks — mom to mom — about the real question underneath the panic of school refu...
The school year is starting, but your child isn’t going back. Even when homeschooling is the right decision, back-to-school season can stir up doubt, mixed feelings, and the urge to suddenly make a bigger plan.
In this episode, we talk about why August can feel so strange when your family steps outside the school calendar, why your child may miss parts of school without...
Is your child not going back to school? Here’s how to start homeschooling—or explore unschooling—without rushing into curriculum or recreating school at home.
Once you’ve made the decision to leave school, a new worry often moves in: What are we supposed to do now?
In this episode, Sue Patterson shares five practical ways to begin:
Handle your s...
Would an unschooling course you can work through step by step—or a library of resources you can pull from when you need them—fit you better?
Some unschooling parents want a clear path they can follow from beginning to end. Others want trusted help waiting for them when questions about deschooling, technology, math, or doing enough appear.
In this s...
Why does it feel like unschooling isn’t working—even when you can see learning happening? The problem may be the school timelines you’re still using to measure your child.
Many homeschooling and unschooling parents worry that their children aren’t reading, doing math, becoming independent, or preparing for the future soon enough. We may have left school behind, but its ...