When kids leave traditional school, they have to go through a deschooling process. Deschooling = unlearning all the bad habits you picked up in school. Some of the biggest habits kids need to unlearn:.

An education that makes a child hate learning is not an education worth having.

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10. Matt Beaudreau. @MattBeaudreau is a long-time educator, founder of one of the largest Acton Academies in the world, and co-founder of Apogee, a network of schools quickly proliferating across the country. Matt places huge emphasis on the role of family in educating kids.

9. Matt Bateman. @gtdad is the co-founder of @guidepostschool and now works at @gtschool. He writes about Montessori, education philosophy, and AI (plus shares endlessly wonderful anecdotes about his own two small kids, who are perhaps the real stars of his account).

8. Kerry McDonald. @Kerry_edu is an author who writes extensively about homeschooling, unschooling, and the microschool movement. She also hosts a show called the LiberatED Podcast, where she interviews innovators, entrepreneurs, and school operators.

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7. Connor Boyack. @cboyack is the author of the Tuttle Twins book series, the founder of the Children's Entrepreneur Market, and founder of @Libertas (which focuses in part on education policy). Connor has worked on education policy and resources for years.

6. Claire Honeycutt. @HippyMomPhD is a former university professor who quit her job to homeschool her kids. She now writes here and on Substack about teaching kids in a way that preserves and encourages their love of learning.

5. Samantha Joy. @_samantha_joy is a former public school teacher turned Montessori expert. She's an astute critic of conventional education and a fierce advocate for kids. Her threads are packed with practical advice - if you're not following her, you're missing out.

4. Robert Pondiscio. @rpondiscio is a former classroom teacher (which was his second career) and a senior fellow at @AEI. He's the author of "How the Other Half Learns," a book written after spending a year observing inside NYC's most successful charter school network.

3. Hannah Frankman. @hannahfrankman is the founder of rebelEducator. She's a homeschool graduate and college opt-out and advocates for families creating their own paths. She's the host of The Hannah Frankman Podcast, where she hosts conversations about alternative education.

2. Pamela Hobart. @gtmom is a parent of four kids who have been at a variety of different schools (including Acton, @AlphaSchoolATX, and @gtschool). She's trained in education and writes extensively about the problems in our K-12 system and the challenges of raising gifted kids.

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1. Chrisman Frank. @chrismanfrank is the co-founder and CEO of @synthesischool, an online and game-based program spun off of @elonmusk's school for his kids and the children of SpaceX employees. Chrisman writes about AI, the future of education, and the raising of his own kids.

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The homeschool movement isn't just a fad.

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Childhood is precious. Don’t waste it on boring drill-and-kill test prep, fluorescent classrooms, mass-market nonsense, peer pressure and tray lunches. It’s a time of unfettered creativity, curiosity, exploration, passion, play, and is to be defended.

The fact that the school doesn't start with a recess session for kids to run around outside and burn off their energy before sitting in class is *insane.*.