Is your child struggling with school can't? Or homeschooling/unschooling but you're just not sure what approach to take?
Check out the below resources for answers to our most frequently asked questions!
We also recommend checking out www.schoolcantaustralia.com.au
If you are urgently looking to withdraw your child from school, check out the following options for Qld residents. If you aren't in Qld, search for similar resources in your area.
Email homeeducation@qed.qld.gov.au to immediately withdraw your child from school and gain 60 days of provisional homeschool registration. Use this time to work out what learning will look like for your child without school.
Fill in an Application for Exemption with a letter from your child's doctor, psychologist or other professional who can recommend some time off school if your child is not coping.
More than "school at home", homeschooling means parents choose what their child learns.
To register in QLD: click here. If you need help writing your plan, contact us.
Also known as "school online," there are many state and private Distance Education programs or "online schools" in QLD. For reviews, click here
Just looking for a better school? Google Search for a Montessori, Steiner, Maridahdi, Autism Centre, Gifted & Talented program, YMCA or TAFE program near you.
"The Self-Driven Child" is an amazing book with lots of practical tips, conversation roleplays and brain research. Borrow it from Celebrate Learning or buy it on Amazon: click here
Deschooling is the transition between school and learning independently. It includes a significant time (from weeks to months) of letting a child relax and recover: click here
Check out this insightful article about how an interest in video games can lead to great learning: click here
Check out this article, as well as the comments at the end, to see how an unschooling family sees the math in daily life: click here
Blake Boles has great videos and books for families, including "How To Be a Badass Teen Homeschooler": click here
