For new unschoolers:

Beginning

Checklists

Deschooling

Change

Playing

Strewing

Other Unschooling Sites:

Joyfully Rejoycing,Joyce Fetteroll

Living Joyfully, Pam Laricchia
      use the links at the top of that page
There are other links throughout the site, as you'll see. Here's unschooling presented in a very structured way:

from another site: A course in Unschooling at Suite 101
(for those who like structure )

If you're having a hard time finding unschoolers near you, there are more ideas here about where and how you might look.

Although this isn't named "unschooling" it's run by unschoolers and so articles posted will be heavily unschooling-related. unchooling.blogspot.com

Seeing other unschooling families and hearing speakers sometimes makes the biggest difference for a family. Here are links to conference announcements.

Unschooling.com had a big message board and discussion list years ago. The message board is long gone, the discussion list has scattered out, but of the best that was written then is available by following links on this page (and the links on those). Help is here!

There's even help for remembering to breathe.

This site, SandraDodd.com/unschooling, is my own greatest contribution to the unschooling-help arena, but there are other places you can go.

To see what the daily lives of unschoolers look like, here are some blogs. Each has links to others.

Hummingbird Haven, Gail Higgins

Warts and All, Schuyler Waynforth

our joyful life, Kelli Traaseth

Sandra Dodd (Dodd family news)

MANY MORE (lefthand column)

Reassurance

"How to Be a Good Unschooler"
inspiration from Pam Sorooshian

The Unschooling Info forum (unschooling.info) has files, Q&A and a message board.

AlwaysLearning
for committed unschoolers and John Holt fans

Unschooling Discussion, for analytical discussion of unschooling concepts. It's the oldest of these lists, and is owned by Joyce Fetteroll, Pam Sorooshian and Sandra Dodd. recently moved to googlegroups public archives UnschoolingBasics
for new unschoolers and those just considering it

Hearing Voices

Sandra Dodd interviewed by Kim Campbell on September 8 on her Relaxed Homeschooler podcast. You can listen to it here and read along with active links and see corrections and comments.

Radio Free School, Beatrice Ekwa Ekoko, in Ontario. "Radio free school is a weekly half hour radio show by, for and about home-learners (aka un-schoolers, etc) on the air since May 2002." There are five radio stations that carry the show regularly, but you can hear or download the shows. One was a Sandra Dodd interview about strewing and spirituality they named Improving Unschooling. Radio Free School has a blog!

A talk given years ago onPeaceful Parenting, Sandra Dodd and Richard Prystowsky, audio file at the bottom of the page

Laura Drew, interviewed by "Home Dad"—click April 25, and you can skip about the first 1/3 of the file if you're in a hurry (pre-interview chit-chat).

Typical Days is a collection of all that happened in one day in the lives of various unschooling families.

See the blogs at left, too, which have their own links to other blogs and sites.