[New post] Is deschooling a fad or is it here to stay?

twainausten posted: " These days I'm deep down a rabbit hole considering why deschooling matters. I want to know your thoughts: is deschooling a fad? As with all things, there are fads for everything, including in the homeschool world: so is deschooling a fad? I wa" Capturing the Charmed Life Is deschooling a fad or is it here to stay? twainausten Feb 28 These days I'm deep down a rabbit hole considering why deschooling matters. I want to know your thoughts: is deschooling a fad? As with all things, there are fads for everything, including in the homeschool world: so is deschooling a fad? I want to know your thoughts Have you deschooled? Does deschooling even matter to you? And why do you care about deschooling? It's easy to get caught up in the latest trends, even if they are trends fueled by our homeschool community. In a nutshell, you want your homeschool to be a place of freedom and purpose, so I think deschooling won't be a fad in the homeschool community. Your goal in homeschooling wasn't to take the kids from "the system" so you could recreate your own version of a "system" in your home.  (ps I did do this, of course, and many homeschool families do this too, or at least we try, until we discover how NOT workable it is...) Therefore, I think deschooling is a highly effective tool that helps release us from doubt, uncertainty, and that not-good-enough feeling. Say whaaa? A tool that brings freedom and purpose AND releases us from those feelings? Now I am NOT saying we'll never feel those feelings: you're a human being and humans feel all feelings at times. Ultimately, deschooling helps us (& our kids) zero in on the most important elements of learning so we can live our lives on purpose. I've been learning about learning, learning about living with my kids, and learning about what an education is anyway for a couple decades. And it isn't what I thought it was. (You too?) Join the Deschool your Homeschool Challenge So, it turns out... I didn't need to have a teaching degree, I didn't have to lesson plan (though sometimes I enjoyed that), and I didn't even need a report card (though I did one year, because the kids asked me for one!) I've had to address (or release) boredom, motivation, dissatisfaction, not-good-enough, doubt, strict schedules, curriculum choices, and the unhelpful, oxymoronic word: homeschool. Would you like me to share what I've learned so you can be at ease in your homeschool with confidence and clarity too? That's why I'm offering a Deschool your Homeschool Intensive to share what I've learned AND do a deep dive into your homeschool story, so we can bring you more confidence and clarity too.  It'll be 1 1/2 hours with you, me, and one other homeschool mom. (We'll keep these intensives intimate so you can get transformative perspective-shifting coaching.) You can reimagine your homeschool life (ask me how I know, or join me and I'll share how I know)! ps So Join me for perspective-shifting coaching to live the homeschool life with more freedom and purpose here.  pss If you're joining the Patreon Support Group (or already part of the Support Group), make sure to use your 14% discount coupon! So is deschooling a fad? I don't think so! Homeschoolers want to homeschool on purpose, so I think deschooling is here to stay! Shop now People also ask: Get free Deschool Coaching for More Freedom & Individualization Why Deschooling? To Feel Confident, Certain & Good Enough Join the Deschool your Homeschool Challenge how to deschool 101 Book a call to discuss deschool coaching. Teresa Wiedrick I help homeschool mamas shed what's not working in their homeschool & life, so they can show up authentically, purposefully, and confidently in their homeschool & life. Connect with Me Comment Unsubscribe to no longer receive posts from Capturing the Charmed Life. Change your email settings at manage subscriptions. Trouble clicking? Copy and paste this URL into your browser: https://capturingthecharmedlife.com/is-deschooling-a-fad-or-is-it-here-to-stay/ Powered by WordPress.com