“Unschooled” is such a wide definition. So many variables there. Depending on sample you’d get very different results

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I don’t really know what it means

Let say I want to compare two methods and see which one delivers best “life results”. I would need to ensure that the sample I select for both are actually representative of the method.

So let’s assume that on one hand I have “public school attendees” and on the other I have “unschooled”. Public school attendees (within the same country) received very similar education to each other due to standardized curriculum and such. The “unschooled” might have received extremely different kinds of “non school education”

One one hand you have a biased sample, on the other you have a noisy sample. Hard to make sense of it.

Unschooling means different things to different people. Extremely hard to make sense of the value of it all, if any.

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It’s quite amazing to see some of the cards now, 30 years after the game was first released.

Not sure why I replied here. It showed up as my last notification, so I thought it was the reply to my last comment. 🤷🏻‍♂️