How do unschooled children get socialized?
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Learn about: How do unschooled children get socialized? from Amanda Enclade,...
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Socialization is a real concern when you are homeschooling or unschooling. For some reason, we think that we need to go to school to become social creatures when in fact we are socializing all the time when we go to the market, with our neighbors, with our friends that go to school, with our family. We also socialize in a mixed age community. My kids really like adults. They do not see adults as like authority figures that have to be feared or respected. We participate in lots of park days, which attract all kinds of homeschoolers from all different walks of life. And we get to play and have problems and work things out, build consistent relationships, find friends, find people you really like, who you don´t like. The typical things that happen at school.
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Amanda Enclade
Unschooling Mom
Amanda Enclade is passionate about progressive parenting and education. She helped her first son to leave high school in 10th grade to pursue a self-paced, interested-based course of study. He is now in college in NYC. Amanda calls this form of homeschooling “do-it-yourself education,” and continues to pursue this path with her seven and nine year old sons.
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