Tag: Ivan Illich
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The Power of Deschooling: Unlocking New Paths to Learning and Growth
Deschooling, a term coined by Ivan Illich in his book “Deschooling Society” published in 1971, refers to the process of breaking away from traditional schooling and reevaluating one’s approach to education. The concept suggests that individuals should take time to unlearn the ingrained beliefs and behaviors associated with formal education in order to rediscover their…
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Embracing Rural Deschooling: A Unique Path to Authentic Learning
Growing up in a rural area, I had the unique experience of being deschooled. Deschooling is a concept that originated from Ivan Illich’s book “Deschooling Society,” where he argues that traditional schooling often hinders true learning and personal growth. In a rural setting, this concept takes on a whole new meaning. Rural deschooling allowed me…
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“Unleashing Potential: The Importance of Deschooling in Today’s Education System”
Deschooling: Understanding the Concept and Importance In today’s world, education is considered one of the most important elements towards a successful career and life. However, traditional schooling systems often fail to cater to every child’s needs, abilities, and interests. This is where deschooling comes into play. Deschooling refers to the process of unlearning or deconstructing…
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“Saving: The Alternative Education Movement Empowering Students with Real-Life Skills”
Saving is an alternative education movement that has gained popularity in recent years. It aims to provide students with a self-directed and community-based learning experience that focuses on real-life skills and problem-solving. The concept of Saving was first introduced by Ivan Illich, a philosopher and social critic, in his 1971 book “Deschooling Society.” He argued…
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