Listen in: Homeschooling’s Big Win On TNT Radio’s Sky Dragon Slaying!

The pandemic lockdowns of COVID19 triggered a surge in homeschooling. Parents are fast realising they can do a better job than brainwashing and wasteful government schools. In this episode of TNT Radio’s Sky Dragon Slaying Jonathan and Adriana share their expert insights.

Jonathan and Adriana Prescott are co-authors of ‘Kids Don’t Need School: A Radical New Homeschool Plan to Teach Anything.’  

They show why homeschooling is now mainstream. Even a few years ago, educating children at home earned suspicion, revulsion, and worried phone calls to social services. Today, homeschooling is met with a nonchalant, “Oh yeah? We’re doing that too.”

Unfortunately, the new wave of homeschooling brings with it broken learning tools, outdated teaching methods, and a counterproductive vision for what education ought to be. As a result, many homeschooling families find themselves recreating the dysfunctional public school classroom at home, complete with mandatory academic studies, strict grading, and neglect of the child’s true gifts and interests.

In Kids Don’t Need School, veteran homeschool parents and community leaders Jonathan and Adriana Prescott lay out a radical new approach to home education that empowers children to love learning, build real-world skills, and take charge of their future-all before age twelve.

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