I have been thinking about the term #unschooling lately. It seems to have a kind of negative vibe for the normies, and it mostly tells us what this type of learning is not.
The term #worldschooling has a positive vibe, but not everyone can/wants to travel the world for their kids education.
My proposal is the term #SovereignLearning.
Well it may not be that original since there's nostr:npub1s0veng2gvfwr62acrxhnqexq76sj6ldg3a5t935jy8e6w3shr5vsnwrmq5. But anyways, what do you all think?
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I sometimes refer to it as child-led education, which tends to resonate better and it does focus on what it is instead of what it's not.
Unschooling is good for triggering people since everybody has/used-to-have that mantra that "schooling" is essential, but child-led education is generally more appropriate.
That makes sense.
I like how child-led education is easy to understand, as a concept, by most people.
