"Unschooling" on TikTok

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  @thechadx2 · 2 years ago · pinned

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  @Dewstra · 1 year ago

  Another thing about this &quot;unschooling&quot; &quot;method&quot; is that it caps their childs potential to that of the parent. Which is obviously not very high.

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  @TheOnly39CluesFan · 7 months ago

  They are telling their children “you don’t need anyone else but me” “you don’t need friends” and that is actually kinda sick..

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  @cyrus2395 · 2 years ago

  &quot;The kid decides what they want to learn&quot; hey y&apos;know I literally never would have thought to ask what an atom was before a teacher taught me what atoms were lol

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  @1995robin · 2 months ago

  I don&apos;t trust anyone with a forehead tattoo

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  @alexandermikaelson1154 · 2 years ago

  The kid is going to be the: &quot;My name is Jared, I&apos;m 19 and I never learned how to fucking read&quot;☠️

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  @Lottaria555 · 2 years ago

  They&apos;re trying so hard to justify their laziness and child neglect, it&apos;s scary

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  @Szpagin · 2 years ago

  &gt;Too busy shilling a MLM scheme to check kid&apos;s homework.<br>&gt;Take them out if the school to be the sole person responsible for their education.<br><br>10/10 logic.

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  @Spoon-BrawlStars · 8 months ago (edited)

  I’m not kidding I thought the word egg was two music notes and a shield in that book.

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  @OXMStudios · 2 years ago

  Responding to a child&apos;s curiosity is....THAT&apos;S JUST PARENTING. you&apos;re supposed to do that anyways 😂😂😂

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  @cypher1233 · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DXbdGJrydrc&amp;t=812">13:32</a> What I realized is that another pitfall of “all you need is your parents” is that children don’t get to learn what it’s like to connect with people on the basis of shared interests. I was homeschooled my entire life up until college and I was never really around people who had similar interests or beliefs. It wasn’t until last year at the age of 20 that I had the opportunity to do so irl. It’s always awkward for me to open up about interests because I’ve only ever been around judgmental people, parents included. But now I’m learning how to thanks to some friends from work who share a lot of mutual interests. It still feels awkward fangirling over things that I like with other people, but I feel robbed of having that experience sooner in my life, because if I had that experience as a kid I fear I’d be a much happier person

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  @alice.b99 · 2 years ago

  &quot;you wanna pick the lowest price.&quot; <br>&quot;You have not taught me numbers mom.&quot;

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