Are You Listening to Me?
Sue Patterson
One of the questions unschooling parents ask all the time is: “But how do you plan anything?” It makes sense. Most of us were trained to believe planning means lesson plans, subjects, and assignments. So when you remove curriculum, it can feel like you’ve removed the roadmap too. But unschooling planning isn’t about deciding what your child must learn next. It’s about shaping a life where curiosity has room to grow.
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