Unschooled: Raising Curious, Well-Educated Children Outside the Conventional Classroom Free Audiobook Download by Kerry Mcdonald

Unschooling is when parents give their children freedom to learn and explore without a school curriculum. Kerry McDonald is one of the leading voices in this movement. In her book, Unschooled, she shares her personal journey as well as providing insight into how it works for kids.

"Unschooling" is a growing movement in which parents, teachers, and caregivers opt out of the conventional school system by educating their children at home. Kerry McDonald shares her experiences while raising her three children outside the school system, and presents a clear path for families to follow in order to help their children achieve success.

Unschooled: Raising Curious, Well-Educated Children Outside the Conventional Classroom is a book that provides an upbeat and inspiring take on the unconventional approach to learning. Based on a life in which Kerry herself raised her children without any formal education, she uses this life experience to provide parents a guide to supporting their child's natural curiosity.

Unschooling is the practice of education of children without any institutional structure. Unschoolers believe that children should be allowed to learn at their own pace, follow their interests and discover their own passions in a mentorship-based learning community instead of being forced into courses and curricula set by people who have no understanding of what a child might like to learn about.

Kerry McDonald is a homeschooling mom of five. She devotes her time to helping others find the confidence and support they need to leave the traditional schooling system while raising happy, curious kids who are skilled in many areas of knowledge.

Unschooling is a method of learning and teaching that is gaining traction in North America and abroad. This method is characterized by a focus on the natural curiosity of children, rather than academic achievement. Unschoolers teach themselves, learn at their own pace, and choose their activities outside of school hours. The author's approach to unschooling is outlined in this book-- it's based around projects, such as one-time science projects that can be completed over weeks or months. The author outlines ways to keep students engaged while they work through these projects.