School is the number one problem topic in many families. Dagmar Neubronner, mother of Germany's most prominent school refusers, vividly and engagingly describes how she and her husband, despite their significant concerns, allowed their two sons, Moritz and Thomas, to learn freely - without school and now without any compulsory lessons. How does free learning work, and how must schools change for it to be effective there as well? What can parents and teachers do? Includes a detailed appendix on educational and legal questions.