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Leah Mrozinski commented on Candice Sisemore's group Funschoolers of Northwest Arkansas

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May 8, 2012

Leah Mrozinski joined Candice Sisemore's group

Funschoolers of Northwest Arkansas

A support group for unschoolers in the northwest Arkansas area. Let's live, learn, grow, do, and be. Together.See More

May 8, 2012

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Meredith left a comment for Leah Mrozinski

"Leah, the questions are mainly to screen for obvious spammers and give us a chance to let someone know they might not be in the right "place". On that note, the focus of the network is radical unschooling, not being a radical…"

Apr 30, 2012

Leah Mrozinski is now a member of Radical Unschoolers Network

Apr 30, 2012

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what does "radical unschooling" mean to you?: Following your gut, living life as one big teachable moment

how long have you been unschooling or homeschooling?: Since birth

first names of children: H and A

a little about me: Mom of 2, 1 on the way. Former teacher, gypsy soul

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At 6:00pm on April 30, 2012, Meredith said…: Leah, the questions are mainly to screen for obvious spammers and give us a chance to let someone know they might not be in the right "place".

On that note, the focus of the network is radical unschooling, not being a radical person, so if you're not sure we're defining "radical unschooling" the same way you are, you might want to read here:

http://joyfullyrejoycing.com/

http://sandradodd.com/unschooling

and an ongoing thread here entitled "What is Radical Unschooling?"

It's also a Really Good Idea, if you're interested in the discussion forum, to read for awhile first and get a "feel" for the format, there. It's different than anywhere except other radical unschooling discussions, and I don't like to see people get their feelings hurt. Forum guidelines are Here.

If you're looking to connect with others with similar interests (besides unschooling - we're a very diverse bunch!) check out the Groups section. You'll find a gentle support group, a group for Christian unschoolers,African American unschoolers, a group discussing issues of social justice, local groups, groups for people who like gardening and more!

Also please check out the calender of events down on the main page - see if there's an unschooling conference or gathering near you, or if you know of one that isn't listed, add it! There's nothing like meeting in person.