Tag: education entrepreneurs

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MatchED and the way of the future for permissionless education

In the early days of education savings accounts, several of our intrepid Scooby-gang members wrote and spoke about user reviews as the future of “accountability.” In a multi-vendor system, we argued, the only people qualified to judge whether, for example, Granny Smith’s Piano Lessons were worthwhile were people who took... READ MORE
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New Drexel Fund-backed school to offer autonomy through competency-based education
A private elementary school that emphasizes self-paced, competency-based learning is...
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Florida education chief touts benefits of riding the education choice wave
When it comes to education, a rising tide lifts all...
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Top-notch Florida education entrepreneurs make first cut for $1 million national award
Five Florida education providers are among 64 quarterfinalists from 33...
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What can American education learn from Kenya?
Henry Ford revolutionized the automobile market when he introduced the...
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Entrepreneur’s worldwide micro-school network encourages ‘heroes’ to pursue self-directed learning
Editor’s note: You can read more about Jeff Sandefer’s success...
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Best of 2021: Pandemic pod rockets South Florida entrepreneur into a new career
Editor’s note: reimaginED is proud to reintroduce to our readers...
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Inventive program builds on what students love to give them what they need
[Best_Wordpress_Gallery id=”27″ gal_title=”Donna gallery 4.27″] Just blocks from where waves...
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Using education savings accounts to cut out the middleman a la Harry Tuttle
Terry Gilliam’s 1985 film Brazil mixed Orwellian dystopia with Monty...
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