1. Traditional Homeschooling: This style of homeschooling is based on a structured curriculum and follows a traditional school model.
2. Unschooling: This style of homeschooling is based on a learner-led approach and allows learners to explore their interests and passions.
3. Eclectic Homeschooling: This style of homeschooling combines elements of traditional homeschooling and unschooling.
4. Charlotte Mason Homeschooling: This style of homeschooling is based on the educational philosophy of Charlotte Mason and focuses on developing a love of learning.
5. Montessori Homeschooling: This style of homeschooling is based on the educational philosophy of Maria Montessori and focuses on hands-on learning.
6. Classical Homeschooling: This style of homeschooling is based on the classical education model and focuses on developing a well-rounded education.
7. Waldorf Homeschooling: This style of homeschooling is based on the educational philosophy of Rudolf Steiner and focuses on developing a holistic education.
8. Deschooling: is a process of transitioning from a traditional school setting to a more self-directed, learner-centered approach to education. It involves breaking away from the traditional school model and allowing learners to explore their interests and passions. Deschooling is often seen as a bridge between traditional schooling and unschooling.
- Roadschooling
- Worldschooling