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Alina Stefanescu Coryell
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- what does "radical unschooling" mean to you?
- Learning by living.
- how long have you been unschooling or homeschooling?
- 3 years.
- first names of children
- Max, Micah, and Milla
- a little about me
- I'm that feminist girl who was never going to stay home with her kids....
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Rynalee left a comment for Alina Stefanescu Coryell"Thanks Alina! Yes, teens are definitely a misunderstood, often judged group of people. Very stigmatised. It's so exciting to be able to let them truly be themselves (or find out who the heck that is) and have the opportunity to change their…"
Alina Stefanescu Coryell joined Meredith's group
unschooling for social justice
A group for unschoolers to address specific issues of how they can parent mindfully while also actively working toward more social justice.
Alina Stefanescu Coryell commented on Alina Stefanescu Coryell's blog post Unschooling families for peace and nonviolence?"Meredith, you hit the nail on the head of my concerns with your second paragraph. That is exactly what I want to avoid- Max telling me that he shares my values to please me or because it seems like the thing to do, the new "convention".…"
Meredith commented on Alina Stefanescu Coryell's blog post Unschooling families for peace and nonviolence?"I'm guessing your kids are still pretty little - a lot of those questions fall away as you and your kids live your lives together. Unless you live in a very narrow environment, never take your kids into town, no tv, few and strictly…"
Alina Stefanescu Coryell commented on Kimberly Slage's group Alabama Unschoolers of RUN"Ann, I'm so jealous in a happy-for-you way. It's our dream to do something very similar. We are currently in the process of starting a community garden and this summer, I'll be hosting a Cob playhouse workshop which teaches…"
Alina Stefanescu Coryell joined Zoa Conner's group
RUN Roots and Shoots
A Virtual Roots and Shoots group.This group of fabulous RU kids and their families does good deeds for the Earth, animals, and people. Join us for whatever projects strike your fancy.See More
Alina Stefanescu Coryell commented on Kimberly Slage's group Alabama Unschoolers of RUN"So excited to find you guys. We live in Tuscaloosa and hope that our faith, which is of the super crunchy flavor, won't leave a bad taste in anyone's mouth. :) I had to leave Christianity to find Christ.
Anyway, please tell me about you…"
Alina Stefanescu Coryell joined Kimberly Slage's group
Alabama Unschoolers of RUN
This group is for families in Alabama that choose to live in freedom with their children at home.
Alina Stefanescu Coryell joined S's group
Sojourn : A homestay connection for unschoolers
A group for people who want to connect w/ unschoolers across the country & around the world by opening our homes to families & individuals on the road. Let's enjoy a homemade meal, create local adventures, and share space for a night, or two, or...See More
Alina Stefanescu Coryell's Blog
Unschooling families for peace and nonviolence?
Posted on February 8, 2012 at 12:08pm 2 Comments 1 Like
Most homeschoolers in my state do so for religious reasons, and maybe I fool myself thinking that my ethical reasons are somehow different from their religious ones. School is a coercive hierarchy filled with violence to the spirit and souls of little folk. I don't want my kids to learn a history that celebrates…
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- At 7:18pm on February 8, 2012, Rynalee said…
Thanks Alina! Yes, teens are definitely a misunderstood, often judged group of people. Very stigmatised. It's so exciting to be able to let them truly be themselves (or find out who the heck that is) and have the opportunity to change their self-defined personhood from day to day as they work it out. And to take the pressure down! :)
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