deschooler

English

Etymology

From deschool(ing) +‎ -er.

Noun

deschooler (plural deschoolers)

1. A practitioner of deschooling.
   • 1999, Richard Porton, Film and the Anarchist Imagination, Verso, pages 195–6:

     In other words, neither Almereyda's early pragmatic, if militant,anarchism nor his later meliorism ae tangible presences in Zero for Conduct, a film rooted in a utopian conception of childhood that not only looks backward to Fourier, but anticipates the work of radical deschoolers such as Paul Goodman, Everett Riemer, and Ivan Illich.

Anagrams

• reschooled