After being successful following a pre-paved, practiced, tried-and-true education and life path, how does one deviate from that?
Cassidy Younghans
Part 3: Where Are We Now?
David Lane
The Self-Directed Bookworm
Why parenting matters less than we think
Blake Boles
If we want a better future for ourselves and children, we need to start creating more communities of care.
Kelly Seacrest
El Mundo Donde los Niños Son Personas
En este articulo dividido en dos partes, Rebecka Koritz nos relata su viaje personal a través de Montessori y luego Waldorf, hasta aterrizar en la Educación Autodirigida.
Rebecka Koritz
Self-directed is commonly assumed to mean self-centered and self-important
Matthew Gioia
Why a club of mutual- and societal-improvement is good for teenagers, and how to structure one.
Brian Huskie
Voice of the Children
How perception of sexuality and gender is transformed by education, and what that means in Self-Directed Education.
Alexander Khost
So why do so many of us treat them that way?
Bria Bloom
El Mundo Donde los Niños Son Personas
En este articulo dividido en dos partes, Rebecka Koritz nos relata su viaje personal a través de Montessori y luego Waldorf, hasta aterrizar en la Educación Autodirigida.
Rebecka Koritz
Why is it that parents, who come to see the value in a Free School education, think it might be just the thing for their son, but don’t want to rock the boat for their “well-adjusted” daughter?
Michelle Loucas
The Self-Directed Bookworm
On the undeniable power of credentials and what self-directed learners can do about it
Blake Boles
How we treat the earth is a reflection of how we treat each other.
Sarah Louise Esau
Voice of the Children
How perception of sexuality and gender is transformed by education, and what that means in Self-Directed Education.
Alexander Khost
Conventional wisdom says we all need to go to university, but is that really what’s best for everyone?
Elena Goodson
Consent is a big part of what we do at Mont-Libre. But tackling an issue as sensitive as #metoo with teenage boys is still a challenge.
Jonathan Turcotte-Summers
One family recounts their journey from an education based in fear, to an education based in trust.
Jessica Carrasco
Voice of the Children
“Why are those teachers screaming at those kids?” my son James asked me, with a look of true shock and concern on his face. He […]
Alexander Khost
How a child’s personal attributes can be valued and fostered in one setting, and labeled a mental health disorder in another.
Claire Russell
