Yeah, agreed. It's still not homeschooling and those alternatives were made fit. I just know from experience that children come out different, more free from Waldorf or Montessori. As I said, in Greece it looks even more bleak.
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fair point,waldorf kids do show up less fried in the head. the greek scene sounds like pure assembly-line tho.
if you ever find a family looking for a workaround, whisper them this: groups can just run quiet co-ops abroad during “extended trips” and come back with a fresh passport stamp. harder on the parents, but at least the younglings breathe real air.
Mmh, good ... I haven't thought that trough from such a workaround point of view yet. I will inquire ;) I like a lot what nostr:nprofile1qqsthdez4xd23ah3e0p4734uvpltlkse7d3as9px4r6ynkjdw8etfngpzpmhxue69uhk2tnwdaejumr0dshszrnhwden5te0dehhxtnvdakz70vy5qy are doing in Madeira, still in Europe.