When kids leave traditional school, they have to go through a deschooling process.
Deschooling = unlearning all the bad habits you picked up in school.
Some of the biggest habits kids need to unlearn:
Most kids go through 12+ years of school without learning how to think.
They learn math and grammar, but they never learn critical thinking.
5 skills you need to be teaching your kids (and let's be honest, most adults need to learn them too) 👇
Wait, so let me get this straight:
Kids are *legally required* spend 7 hours in school, 180 days a year, for 13 years ...
... and yet 54% of American adults can't even read at a 6th grade level?
Please make this make sense.
Wait, so let me get this straight:
Kids are *legally required* spend 7 hours in school, 180 days a year, for 13 years ...
... and yet 54% of American adults can't even read at a 6th grade level?
Please make this make sense.
Wait, so let me get this straight:
Kids are *legally required* spend 7 hours in school, 180 days a year, for 13 years ...
... and yet 54% of American adults can't even read at a 6th grade level?
Please make this make sense.
There are schools in America where not a single student can read or do math at grade level.
Read that again: not a single student. In the whole school.
Why are we wasting 12+ years of kids’ lives on busywork that doesn’t matter, memorizing topics they don’t care about, trapped inside a system they hate?
There’s a better way.
Effective schooling can be done in only a couple hours a day.
Most of the contents of a traditional school day are unnecessary bloat.
Nobody questions the bloat, because school is also childcare.
Which requires 7-8 hours a day of kids looking busy.
When kids leave traditional school, they have to go through a deschooling process.
Deschooling = unlearning all the bad habits you picked up in school.
Some of the biggest habits kids need to unlearn: