Kerry McDonald, Senior Education Fellow at FEE, discusses the transition to alternative education and the significance of the school choice movement. Topics include education entrepreneurship, micro schools, nurturing creativity and curiosity, and personal influences on education.

Kerry McDonald, a well-versed advocate for alternative education, discusses the history of American education, rise of homeschooling/micro-schooling, and the impact of COVID-19. The episode explores the challenges faced by education entrepreneurs, the concept of micro schools and their different approach, and available financial resources for alternative education.

Kerry McDonald, a Cato adjunct scholar, discusses the explosion of educational entrepreneurship post-pandemic. She explores the rise of innovative learning environments such as micro-schools and homeschooling, particularly among minority families seeking personalized solutions. McDonald highlights the regulatory hurdles education entrepreneurs face, contrasting the progress in states like Utah with stricter policies in places like Massachusetts. She emphasizes how these challenges often stem from existing laws, advocating for more flexibility to foster diverse educational models.

Host Andreas chats with Kerry McDonald, author of 'Unschooled,' diving into the rise of micro-schools post-COVID. They discuss tech's role, universal school choice policies, and maintaining innovation. Kerry emphasizes joyful learning environments and the impact of technology on innovative education models.

Naval Ravikant, Nir Eyal, Rachel Thomas, Kerry McDonald, Alycia Wright, Shiren Rattigan, and Lisa Betts-Lacroix discuss homeschooling in part two of the podcast. They cover topics such as building confidence in homeschooling, neuroplasticity and cognitive development, increasing pressure on parents, trusting parental instincts, and the negative reactions towards homeschooling.