deschooling
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Noun
deschooling (uncountable)
- The process of adjusting to the non-school environment of everyday life after leaving the education system.
- The concept, or belief that a formal education system is counter-productive to the education of young people.
- 2009 January 9, Helen Pidd, “Posh-squat artists take Mayfair mews”, in The Guardian:
- The events continue this weekend: the squat's website, temporaryschool.org, says there will be a session on "labyrinth building with Steph" tomorrow, followed by "deschooling society".
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