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Dads’ Panel ~ 56 minutes ~ Do you have a burning question for the dads among us? Do you wonder what goes on in the male psyche when the subject of unschooling is the topic under discussion? Have you been

Teen and Young Adult Panel ~ 58 minutes ~ The teen panel is back – with some grown unschoolers making guest appearances – for more questions and lots of thought-provoking and reassuring answers. Do you ever wonder what it’s like

Clint Stonebraker ~ The Art of Building Relationships ~ 45 minutes ~ I am flawed, therefore I speak. My life as a parent, like every other aspect of my life, is a series of blunders and amends, frustrations and joys,

Pam Sorooshian ~ Worrying about Math? ~ 1 hr and 48 minutes ~ Will your kids really learn enough math without lessons and instruction? Won’t they end up hopelessly behind? What if they want to go to college? What about

Pam & Rose Sorooshian ~ No Fear Unschooling ~ 57 minutes ~ Pam Sorooshian and her 19 year old daughter, Rose, will talk about their family’s unschooling life together and will address all of your fears and concerns. Will your

Ronnie Maier ~ Rejecting Shame, Accepting Life ~ 1 hr and 5 minutes In traditional families, shame is a primary parenting tool—one that is often passed down from generation to generation. As unschooling parents, we strive to break that cycle,

Cameron Lovejoy ~ Having The Time to Choose ~ 54 minutes ~ Having been unschooled since he was 12 and having been to a private college preparatory school prior to that, Cameron has seen both ends of the educational spectrum.

Gail and Broc Higgins ~ Pebbles in the Pond ~ 52 minutes ~ Our unschooling family life is second nature to us now and we are parents to young adults. Our children’s choices about hobbies, interests, food, and sleep are

Laura Flynn Endres ~ An Unschooler Goes to School ~ 57 minutes ~ After 8 years of radical unschooling (they never even once bought curriculum ‘just in case’) Laura’s oldest son decided to enter school as a freshman. And after

Danielle Conger ~ Reluctant Partners ~ 47 minutes ~ One of the biggest hurdles I’ve faced as an unschooling parent has been living with a partner who remains unconvinced that unschooling is good for our kids, though he can see

Nearly 10 hours of Life is Good Unschooling Conference Talks!! Danielle Conger ~ Reluctant Partners ~ 47 minutes ~ One of the biggest hurdles I’ve faced as an unschooling parent has been living with a partner who remains unconvinced that

What’s Good for the Goose Ginger & Jeff Sabo When we parents make the choice to unschool, we dedicate ourselves to learning about the principles of unschooling so we can begin to apply them to the way we interact with

All 2011 Life is Good Conference Talks: Dad, Included Jeff Sabo In most families, one parent led the way into unschooling, while the other parent tried to catch up quickly – or fell far, far behind. In many families it

Dad’s Panel - the start is clipped off Do you have a burning question for the dads among us? Do you wonder what goes on in the male psyche when the subject of unschooling is the topic under discussion? Have

Creative is a Verb Patti Digh Patti will be sharing some readings and talking about her two newest books: Four-Word Self-Help: Simple Wisdom for Complex   Lives and Creative Is a Verb: If You’re Alive, You’re Creative. Her smart, funny, and

Through the Whirlwind of Change Ginger Sabo Life happens, even to unschoolers. Whether our life changes because of our own decisions or because of one of life’s many  curve balls, it is possible to both survive and thrive through change.

The Kids are Fine; You’re the Problem Laura Flynn Endres Too often, new unschoolers focus solely on what the kids are doing (or not doing) when really, kids are natural unschoolers. When not micro-managed to death, kids have plenty of

Unschooling: It’s a Mindset, Not a Skill Set (beginning is clipped off) Kelly Lovejoy Unschooling is not just how we approach education; it’s how we approach life. We aren’t arming our children with a simple set of skills, but a

No Rules — Sir, Yes Sir Ben Lovejoy Arbitrary rules in the school environment are the same as arbitrary rules in the home environment: they’re passed along from one grade or generation to the next without much thought or questioning

"The Dark Ages - Unschooling Tweens" with Kelly Lovejoy The Dark Ages—Unschooling Tweens Kelly Lovejoy Tweens often seem to slink into the darkness, sleeping, eating, and grunting. Unschooling tweens maybe even more so. This  cocooning stage is actually full of