My sister-in-law recently discovered "Unschooling" and is considering it as a viable option for her daughters. Does anyone have any feedback on the method? How does it work? Is it effective?

I don't know a kid who's been under this kind of educational system but a friend of mine way back in college believed in this. We were in 2nd year college when he dropped out. He's a Philosophy major. He contests the Philippine educational system because according to him, it doesn't really define what learning is. He is actually a clever guy. Even without a degree, he was able to make a thorough research about K12 and he successfully defended it before PhD professors. I guess he believes in this "unschooling" stuff too. I guess if your SIL wants to do this "unschooling" system, she must ready herself to support her child alone in his/her study as i think there aren't any establishment that employ this school of thought. It's a radical kind, IMHO, and may take up serious work.

Strictly speaking, "unschooling" is a method or philosophy of learning popularized by John Holt. It is child-directed, therefore, no curriculum or structured system of learning is used. If they want to learn math or other subjects, it is because they expressed the desire to learn it or found a need for it. It is not parent led or curriculum based. I cannot give feedback if it is effective as most of my homeschooling friends are still following a curriculum.

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