Learning Our Way

Nandini is a full time homeschooler to a 7 and 9 year old. She has been homeschooling them right from the start!Resources she recommends:The Well Educated Mind, Why Don't Students Like Schools, Outsmart Your Brain, How to homeschool the kids you have, Make It Stick : The Science of Successful Learning, The Brave Learner, The Knowledge GapKitchen Table Homeschool PodcastCore knowledge

Nitya is a full time unschooler to her two children age 14 and 18.Nitya wanted to add a disclaimer and an apology to those listening to her story:1) I am not a mental health professional but I have benefited from years of therapy and having a scientific approach to relationships. That's what I came to share here.2) I have current, live struggles where I feel lost so please understand that I am as weak, flawed, 'fail'y as any of you. We are in this humanity thing, together.3) I'm on a

Anaha, a full-time homeschooler and founder of Arohan Learning space, along with Gokul talk to me about raising their three children, ages 3, 5, and 8.

Arun and Kanti have finished homeschooling their three children into adulthood. Working as a team, Kanti guided the children in their everyday work, whereas Arun provided the philosophical map to learning.They recommend investing in the adult, and creating a space, mentally and physically for the children to explore their passions at their own pace.Books authored by Arun can be found here: https://www.aslishiksha.com/booksBooks recommended by Arun and Kanti:

Bindu is a full-time homeschooling parent to a 9-year-old neurodivergent child. After trying the mainstream school system and finding it unsupportive, she now focuses on creating a flexible, nurturing learning environment at home. She invests in 45–90 minutes each day to plan, and spending a few hours on weekends to do the same.. She also strongly recommends taking 30–45 minutes each morning for a walk to stay healthy and clear-headed.Learning resources she recommends:Cambridge textbooks and

Full-time unschooling parent of a 12 year old, and they’ve never attended school. She recommends investing in instropection into yourself as an adult, and understanding child development holistically. Books she recommends: Raising Free People, Free to Learn. Contact her here: thismumlife@gmail.com or thismum.life on Instagram

Full-time homeschooling parent. Her child is 5 years, 4 months old. Her child has never attended school. She recommends investing in Child of the Redwoods (Montessori courses) Books she recommends: Bharatnatyam in Ballet Shoes, Hands on Heritage (INTACH), People of the Indus Valley

Full-time homeschooling parent. Her children are 10 and almost 7 years old, and they’ve been homeschooling for close to 4 years now. She recommends investing in finding gurus for your children, investing time as a parent and actively homeschooling—there is no substitute. Books she recommends: DK Definitive Visual History of Ancient Egypt, A Day in the Life of a Poo, a Gnu and You, How Do they Evolve