Tag: customization in education

|

Yaya’s got this, thanks to the help of a PEP scholarship

DELTONA, Fla.– Of all the skills Yaeli “Yaya” Santos could have picked to earn a grade in that portion of her eighth-grade physical education class, standing on her head seemed the easiest. Understand this: Yaya does not claim to be athletic in the least, but she had to master a... READ MORE
|
Can you get ‘enough’ school variety?
Last week I had an opportunity to speak in Boise,...
READ MORE
|
Families adapt to the dysfunctional K-12 system — if they can afford it
Education Next published a piece recently by Holly Korbey called...
READ MORE
|
What American military aviation strategy might teach the ESA movement
  Recently I watched a presentation about the United States...
READ MORE
|
Public education is transitioning from its second to third paradigm
Public education is in the early stages of transitioning from...
READ MORE
|
Wherefore art thou Genevieve? She’s directing the Tallahassee Homeschool Shakespeare Club
Drywall is piled three feet high in the attic of...
READ MORE
|
Florida proposes ‘transformational’ legislation that would extend education savings accounts to all K-12 students
A bill that Florida leaders are calling “transformational” would greatly...
READ MORE
|
Choice groups, unite! Florida alliance brings school choice sectors together
In 2010, Doug Tuthill took a look around and realized...
READ MORE
|
What does privatization in public education really mean?
Editor’s note: This is the fourth installment of “A Choice...
READ MORE
|
A choice conversation on public education
From redefinED host Doug Tuthill: Today we begin a new...
READ MORE