Unschooling Course or Resource Library: Which One Fits You? #221

Would an unschooling course you can work through step by step—or a library of resources you can pull from when you need them—fit you better?

Some unschooling parents want a clear path they can follow from beginning to end. Others want trusted help waiting for them when questions about deschooling, technology, math, or doing enough appear.

In this short episode, Sue explains the difference between two kinds of self-paced unschooling support:

• The Unschooling Starter Bundle—with Unschooling 101 and Learning Math Without Curriculum
• The Unschooling Parent Toolkit—with all 25 unschooling guides

Both options are $99 through July 31.

See both options and choose the one that fits you:
https://www.unschoolingmom2mom.com/build-your-unschooling-confidence

Transcript

Prefer to Learn on Your Own? Two Unschooling Options for You

A lot of the time, you hear me talking about my Creating Confidence Community or my  daily encouragement progrm—and both are incredibly helpful. Honestly, they’re the kinds of support I would have loved to tap into when my kids were younger.

But some of us are course people.

We want to take a weekend, sit down with the information, and work through it on our own. We want the chance to stop, think, go back, and take notes without needing to be anywhere at a particular time.

Or maybe we want our own little unschooling library waiting for us when the inevitable bump in the road shows up this fall.

• Maybe it’s deschooling.
• Maybe technology has suddenly become the source of tension in your home.
• Maybe you’re wondering whether your child is learning enough—or whether you’re doing enough.

It’s nice to be able to open your computer, pull up exactly what you need, and find a little reassurance. Not reassurance that simply tells you, “Don’t worry about it,” but information that helps you look at the situation through an unschooling lens and decide what makes sense for your family.

That’s why, for the last week of July, I want to tell you about two self-paced options I’ve put together. Get both for $99 through July 31, but they offer two different ways to get the information and support you need.

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The first is the Unschooling Starter Bundle.

This includes two complete courses: Unschooling 101 and Learning Math Without Curriculum.

This is probably the best choice if you’re newer to unschooling—or you’ve been circling around it for a while, gathering information, but still aren’t sure how to make the shift in your own home.

You may understand the basic idea. You may even agree with it completely. But then real life happens.

Your child spends hours gaming.

No one seems interested in the activities you thought would be fun.

You begin wondering if you need a schedule, a curriculum, or at least a workbook or two—just in case.

That’s when it helps to have more than a collection of inspiring ideas. You need to understand the shifts that make unschooling work in everyday life.

In Unschooling 101, I walk you through those shifts step by step: how learning looks outside school, how your role changes, what to do with your own doubts, and how to begin creating an approach that fits the actual people living in your home.

And then there’s math.

Math is often where even parents who feel comfortable with unschooling start second-guessing everything. Reading might happen naturally. History can show up through movies, travel, games, and conversations. But math still feels like something we’re supposed to deliver in a particular order.

That’s why I paired Unschooling 101 with Learning Math Without Curriculum. Together, the two courses help you understand the larger unschooling shift and then apply it to one of the subjects parents tend to worry about most.

The regular price for both courses is $150. Through July 31, the complete Starter Bundle is $99.
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The second option is my Unschooling Parent Toolkit.

This is for the person who likes having a library of resources ready when a particular concern comes up.

The Toolkit includes all 25 of my unschooling guides.

You don’t have to read them all this weekend. You don’t even have to read them in order. They’re there so that when you hit a bump in the road, you can pull up the guide that fits what’s happening.

If you’re struggling with deschooling, start there.

If technology has become a source of conflict, pull up that resource.

If you’re worried about learning, subjects, or whether you’re doing enough, you can find the information that helps you slow down, widen the lens, and see what may already be happening.

And you can return to the guides later, because the questions you have now may not be the questions you have six months from now.

The complete collection of 25 guides is also $99 through July 31.

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So which one is right for you?

If you want a step-by-step foundation and enjoy working your way through a course, choose the Unschooling Starter Bundle.

If you want a library you can search whenever a new question or worry appears, choose the Parent Toolkit.

Both give you support you can use privately, independently, and on your own schedule. You don’t have to show up at a particular time. You don’t have to keep pace with anyone else. And the resources will still be there when you need to revisit them.

The summer pricing ends Friday, July 31. So if one of these sounds like the kind of support you’ve been meaning to put in place before fall, don’t forget to take a look this week.

I’ll put the link in the show notes where you can see both options and choose the one that fits the way you like to learn.

Then you can get back to enjoying the rest of the summer with your kids—knowing you have a little more support waiting for you when you need it.