January 25, 2020 • 41 mins
DESCRIPTION: Lainie Liberti and her son Miro Siegel join us on this episode to talk about worldschooling. 11 years ago, Lainie and Miro hit the road for what was supposed to be a one year adventure. Ever since, Lainie and Miro have been traveling slowly around the globe and learning from the world rather than from school. They join us to talk about what it looks like to learn freely from the world as well as Project World School, a program they developed to help bring the worldschooling experience to others.
1:07 - Lainie, Miro, and How They Started Their Adventure: “Back then, we didn’t know we’d be doing it eleven years later.”
9:09 - The Difference Between Learning in School and Learning from the World: “When you’re traveling, you’re basically the one who who takes ownership over the experience you are having.”
15:11 - Examples of Learning from the World Without School: “As unschoolers, we don’t divide subjects.”
23:49 - How Did Project World School Come About?: “Surely, if I feel this way, there is no way I can be the only one.”
28:00 - How does Project World School Work?: “Whoever people thought they were back home, they get to recreate who they want to be.”
33:18 - For Those Who Are Reluctant About Worldschooling: “It’s really not as inaccessible as people think it is.”
39:32 - Words of Advice: “Try and find a place where you can be comfortable being uncomfortable.”
1:07 - Lainie, Miro, and How They Started Their Adventure: “Back then, we didn’t know we’d be doing it eleven years later.”
9:09 - The Difference Between Learning in School and Learning from the World: “When you’re traveling, you’re basically the one who who takes ownership over the experience you are having.”
15:11 - Examples of Learning from the World Without School: “As unschoolers, we don’t divide subjects.”
23:49 - How Did Project World School Come About?: “Surely, if I feel this way, there is no way I can be the only one.”
28:00 - How does Project World School Work?: “Whoever people thought they were back home, they get to recreate who they want to be.”
33:18 - For Those Who Are Reluctant About Worldschooling: “It’s really not as inaccessible as people think it is.”
39:32 - Words of Advice: “Try and find a place where you can be comfortable being uncomfortable.”
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