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8 Ways Alternative Schools Can Empower Marginalized Communities with Critical Pedagogy
Critical pedagogy is an educational approach that aims to challenge and transform social inequalities through education. It is a framework that has been adopted by many alternative schools and programs as a way to empower marginalized students and communities. Here are 8 ways critical pedagogy can be implemented in alternative schools and programs: 1. Community-based…
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Revolutionizing Education: High Schoolers Hit the Road with Roadschooling
Roadschooling for High Schoolers: A Unique Learning Experience Alternative education has been gaining popularity in recent years, with parents seeking new and innovative ways to provide their children with an education that is tailored to their needs and interests. One such alternative is roadschooling, which involves taking the classroom on the road and providing a…
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“Real-World Skills and Knowledge: Why Authentic Assessment is Taking Over Education”
Authentic assessment is a type of evaluation that focuses on real-world skills and knowledge. It’s an approach to testing and grading that emphasizes the application of learning in practical settings, rather than simply regurgitating information from textbooks or lectures. Authentic assessment can take many forms, including projects, portfolios, presentations, simulations, and more. One of the…
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Engage Your Students: The Power of Effective Questioning Techniques in Alternative Education Settings
Questioning techniques are essential tools for educators of all levels, especially those in alternative schooling and education settings. The right type of questioning can help students understand concepts better, encourage critical thinking, and promote active participation in the learning process. Here are some questioning techniques that teachers can use to engage their students: 1. Open-ended…
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“Preparing Gifted Learners for Success: The International Baccalaureate Program”
The International Baccalaureate (IB) program is a globally recognized educational program that prepares students for success in university and beyond. It is designed to challenge highly motivated, academically gifted learners with an international perspective on education. The IB program offers three levels of study: Primary Years Program (PYP), Middle Years Program (MYP), and Diploma Program…
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Waldorf-inspired Hybrid Homeschooling: A Flexible, Creative Approach to Education
The Waldorf method of education has been around for almost a century and is still being implemented in schools worldwide. Its holistic approach to learning, emphasizing creativity, imagination, and hands-on activities, has attracted many parents who are looking for an alternative to traditional schooling. However, not everyone can afford or have access to Waldorf schools.…
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The Enduring Legacy of Thomas Aquinas: A Look at His Life and Works
Thomas Aquinas is a name that is well known around the world. He was a writer, philosopher, and theologian in the Middle Ages who made significant contributions to Catholic theology. His works have been read for centuries and are still relevant today. 1. Background Thomas Aquinas was born in Italy in 1225 to a noble…
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Project-Based Learning: Say Goodbye to Worksheets and Hello to Real-World Problem Solving
Project-Based Learning: Because Worksheets are so 20th Century Remember back in school when you would have to sit through long lectures and take notes? Then, you’d go home with a stack of worksheets and pages to read, only to repeat the process the next day. Yeah, we don’t miss those days either. Luckily, there is…
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5 Best OER Repositories for Alternative Education and Learning Trends
Open Educational Resources (OER) are freely accessible, high-quality learning materials that can be used and reused for educational purposes. OER repositories provide a vast array of resources such as textbooks, videos, quizzes, lesson plans, and more. With the rise of alternative schooling and education trends in recent years, it is important to take note of…
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15 Top AP Courses That Can Help High School Students Earn College Credit and Excel in Their Careers
Advanced Placement (AP) courses and exams are a great way for high school students to challenge themselves academically and earn college credit. Here are the top 15 AP courses and exams that students should consider taking: 1. Calculus AB/BC – These two calculus courses cover everything from limits to derivatives to integrals, making them essential…
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