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Homeschool Australia Directory
Online Network and Support Groups
This page is now achived. Once a year I'll go through and cull any inactive pages or sites.
Please add your support group to the Home Education Association directory: http://hea.edu.au or your state association.
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Home Education
Unschooling and Life Learning
Overseas unschooling support groups:
- UnschoolingDiscussion list - A place to discuss how to get closer to unschooling and let go of the mental scripts that keep us trapped in old thinking that gets in our way.
- Unschooling.info message boards (replaced the Unschooling.com message boards) - similar in spirit to the UnschoolingDiscussion list.
- Sandra Dodd's website that has Sandra's essays, links, an ongoing collection of responses to many of the issues in and around unschooling as well as many other things.
- UnschoolingBasics list - a place for those new to unschooling to discuss, question, ponder and become deeply familiar with natural learning and how it affects our entire lives.
- AlwaysUnschooled list - a space to discuss Radical Unschooling as it applies to the early years, from toddlerhood to around age 8 or so.
- ShineWithUnschooling list - A joyful, positive, radical unschooling community that understands and celebrates each and every child for the unique gifts they bring to the world.
- AlwaysLearning list - For those who have been unschooling for a while, a place to talk about learning and living.
- No More Spanking list - Not unschooling but alternatives to spanking, leaning heavily to peaceful parenting.
- Crazylifeunschoolers list - This is a support/idea group for those striving to radically unschool and parent respectfully within a less traditional family: singles, grandparents, foster families, adopted, divorced, nannies, more than two parents, one or more kids in school, etc.
Camps, Conferences, etc
Special Needs and Learning Differences
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