Ben Greenfield

And then rhetoric or speaking.

And so both of my sons are in speech and debate.

And then rhetoric or speaking.

We have a lot of rhetoric games around the table.

And so both of my sons are in speech and debate.

We do a lot of arguing in our family, which is fantastic.

We have a lot of rhetoric games around the table.

I take them through a chapter of a book every day, and many of our books are based on rhetoric, apologetics, speaking, et cetera.

We do a lot of arguing in our family, which is fantastic.

I take them through a chapter of a book every day.

And many of our books are based on rhetoric, apologetics, speaking, etc.

So math, reading, writing, programming or logic, and rhetoric or persuasion.

So math, reading, writing, programming or logic and rhetoric or persuasion.

We're also going through Chris Voss's book on negotiation right now, for example.

We're also going through Chris Voss's book on negotiation right now, for example.

If you can equip your child with those five skills and then unleash them to, at that point, pursue all the other things they're passionate about, that's basically the definition of unschooling.

If you can equip your child with those five skills and then unleash them to, at that point, pursue all the other things they're passionate about, that's basically the definition of unschooling.

And based on what's called the cone of learning,

And based on what's called the cone of learning,

The best way for a child to learn their passions and interests and desires is not necessarily books.