E30. Vicci's Leap to Homeschooling
Two weeks ago, we had a lot of fun when Vicci interviewed me about our family’s unschooling journey. Today, we’re flipping the table and I will be interviewing Vicci about her family’s journey. We will delve in to her story of how they made the decision to homeschool based on their children’s personality and how, after doing all the research, she took the leap.
This is part four of our series on families that unschool, homeschool, wildschool and world school that will run until the end of the year. Last week we spoke to Lucy AitkenRead about unschooling in a yurt, the school wound and child autonomy. You can head on over and check it out, it’s episode #29.
Wondering if home schooling or unschooling is for you? This series and these stories may help!
👉 Vicci shares with Nicki
1. What the one thing was that made her decide to homeschool
2. How she communicated her thoughts about homeschooling with her partner
3. How her family manages financially
4. How her children are socialised
5. How she fits in self-care
6. Whether she worries about her children falling behind
7. What the future holds and if University an option
👉 Vicci's details
The ocean has always been home for Vicci. Living in South East Queensland has been the perfect backdrop for a life of adventure chasing dolphins and whales on a mission to spread a love for the natural world.
After spending a few years teaching in traditional schools, Vicci's world was soon opened to alternative models of learning, particularly the Forest School philosophy, after the birth of her first daughter. The philosophy embodied many of Vicci's own lifestyle values and seemed to be the perfect blend of world-schooling and wild-schooling.
Vicci's passions and expertise lie in marine education, respectful communication, child empowerment and educational freedom of choice.
Vicci is available as a guest speaker and to run workshops and consultations Australia wide.
👉 Wildlings Forest School Contact Details
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