family-runschool
verbUK /ˈfæm.əl.i ˈrʌn.skuːl/
US /ˈfæm.əl.i ˈrʌn.skuːl/
When a whole family learns together at home by following the kids' interests instead of using a strict school plan.
They family-runschool, so the kids learn math by cooking and science by gardening.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To run a small school that is also a family business.
She family-runschools a tiny art class in her garage.
3. To teach your children at home in a relaxed, family-centered way.
After moving to the countryside, they decided to family-runschool their three kids.
4. A style of home education where parents and children explore topics together.
Their family-runschool approach means everyone learns something new each day.