It's become more specific than that now, and it's commonly known as a "homeschooling style" or an approach to homeschooling that generally means learning without prescribed lessons, textbooks, or the school-like methods many other homeschoolers use. Originally, to "unschool" meant "not sending your kid to school."
Defining, recognizing and naming unschooling can lead to disagreements even among people who have been homeschooling or unschooling for years. If you can't figure out what the term "unschooling" means, don't feel alone. Suggested Unschooling Reading From Other Sites.Grace also performs and teaches bellydance, and gets her hands into numerous other projects. In 1996 she founded the Not Back to School Camp for unschooled teenagers, which she continues to direct each year in Oregon and West Virginia.
With the goal of helping people (mostly teenagers) take more control over their own lives and educations, she's also spoken to groups and conferences, given workshops, directed a resource center, produced a mail order book catalog, published a newsletter, and written articles. She has since edited Real Lives: eleven teenagers who don’t go to school and Freedom Challenge: African American Homeschoolers, and written Guerrilla Learning: How to Give Your Kids a Real Education With or Without School (with co-author Amy Silver). In 1996 she founded the Not Back to School Camp for unschooled teenagers, which Grace Llewellyn taught school for three years before unschooling herself and writing The Teenage Liberation Handbook at the age of twenty-six.
Grace Llewellyn taught school for three years before unschooling herself and writing The Teenage Liberation Handbook at the age of twenty-six.
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