Unschooling is about freedom
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Cecilie,
As so often, your post feels like a fresh breeze. Thank you. Someday I would love to know your thoughts on what freedom is. I find it, like all the most basic and beautiful things, at first glance obvious and then not at all. We are such dependent beings that it doesn’t seem to do a human person justice to define it as pure possibility of choice, as though the goal of life is to live a life upon which no claims can be made, independent of all relationships, even those that knit our being together. And yet I too find giving my children freedom essential to their thriving. As I write it occurs to be that I want to give them space to respond to what moves them, where they find excitement, or beauty, a question, joy, and so on. Freedom for me has to do with responding. What say you?
Katrina
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