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A flexible curriculum is a curriculum that is used within real-life. It gives a framework to be able to choose activities that suits the occasion or interest. It gives insights into your child's talents in similar or different contexts. Children learn all the time, by what they see, hear, experience. They learn even from things we don't mention, like our expectations, our habits etc.It is very interesting that by changing the context in which children learn, the approach to learning and to the outcome of learning often changes as well. You can follow the Flexible Curriculum step by step. Gradually you can adjust to your own situation, time schedule, levels of learning as you feel more confident. 

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The need to conserve and to live with nature instead of opposed to it are challenges that urgently require action. We need a generation of experts who delve deeply into microscopic details and at the same time have general knowledge and morality. This begs for an educational approach in which teachers as well as learners need
to test their knowledge and talents within a real-life context.

Children are naturally very open to learn in real-life-situations. Daniel Quinn wrote: 'Children are the most fantastic learners in the world'.  and we agree. It is a privilege to be their guide and introduce them to the complexity of this world. 
 
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