Anti-Education
As a compass of values, unschooling seeks to acknowledge the burdened history imprinted on the education system. Informed by the courage to confront this imprinting, the unschooling movement is just one example of how to transcend institutionalized education by stepping beyond its walls.
Seth Goldenberg • Radical Curiosity: Questioning Commonly Held Beliefs to Imagine Flourishing Futures
"When I was a philosophy student, I used a photocopier to enlarge pages of books onto A3 paper. It helped me understand difficult texts by slowing me down, and it left room for my notes. My classmates thought it was ridiculous, but it helped."
There's so much this world, it's people and it's rules tell you to do, tell you to be.
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There's so much this world, it's people and it's rules tell you to do, tell you to be.
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through curiosity can reveal people to themselves. But formal education largely remains a vocational enterprise in which, Sir Ken argues, we are being steered away from the things we love “on the grounds that you would never get a job doing that.” Love has been rationalized out of the system of education, but it is central to the deeply personal an
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