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Unschooling- This
teaching style replaces conventional or traditional educational methods with child-led or experience-based learning. That
is, unschoolers allow their child to learn without the aid of traditional educational tools and the parent does not take on
the role as a traditional home educator. Unschoolers, instead, allow their child to learn through their own curiosity and
independent thinking. Unschoolers adhere to a more natural way of learning.
Unschooled Mind
What is Unschooling?
Christian Unschooling
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Traditional-
This approach is most similar to conventional school learning. This teaching style places an emphasis on learning
facts and then applying these facts to facilitate a well-rounded education. Textbooks and workbooks are used and the home
educator accepts the traditional teacher role. Traditional homeschooling is also called the school-at-home method.
Most traditional homeschoolers use a set curriculum and give grades.
Home Learning Year by Year: How to Design a
Homeschool Curriculum from Preschool through High School
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