[Thunderzee]

[I'd like to share some thoughts here (just thoughts, nothing more): mowing the same education landscape does not allow us to discover anything outside of its borders; we mow the same grass as everyone else and only those who have put themselves in positions of 'privilege' (and we continue to support their positions) get to mow at the borders - making discoveries the rest of us are not able to. The way out may not be to emulate or even to take over the landscape but to leave it altogether and search that seemingly infertile (yet incredibly fertile and full of Allah's (SWT) bounty) ground we were either taken from forcefully or we abandoned believing the grass to be greener on the other side. I believe homeschooling and more specifically unschooling may hold a key here... though it still privileges some over others since it is not something that is available even where it once was.]

[Perhaps the lesson here to focus on is the seemingly infertile ground blessed with our beloved Muhammad , where Islam first flourished.]