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The Biegler children live as though school doesn't exist.
Hands-off approach to education allows kids to make their own decisions.
They're at home all day, but they're not being homeschooled. They're being "unschooled." There are no textbooks, no tests and no formal education at all in their world.
What's more, that hands-off approach extends to other areas of the children's lives: They make their own decisions, and don't have chores or rules.
Is this a good or bad thing?
http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/Parenting/unschooling-homeschooling-book-tests-classes/story?id=10410867
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XEUzsooa1JE