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Unschooling videos have amassed millions of views as fascination with the movement grows. Some say unschooled kids thrive, others say it's dangerous.

As the youngest player to take the field at the Thompson Warrior Baseball Camp, five-year-old Dylan Perez caught a pop fly by third base and suddenly had one mission–get his sister out.