Tag: education innovation

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This educator skipped the traditional teacher route and headed straight into entrepreneurship

DAVENPORT, Fla. – Valeria Oquendo didn’t set out to be an entrepreneur. “Ms. V,” as her students call her, had wanted to be a teacher since she was a teenager. On her way to an elementary education degree, she interned at a public school and, initially, those dreams became even... READ MORE
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Microschools and the hype cycle
Microschools have been having a moment, garnering positive headlines in...
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Strong Sunshine State showing among Yass Prize quarterfinalists  
The Yass Prize kicked off its 2023 education innovation competition...
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New edTonomy app helps entrepreneurs manage the business of education
Lexa Duno became an educational entrepreneur before educational entrepreneurialism was...
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The long-term shifts taking place in American K-12 education
American K-12 education was doing quite poorly before the advent...
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Funding all students through education savings accounts: a vision for the future
Editor’s note: This post was originally published on realcleareducation.com. The...
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Indiana nonprofit uses $8.3 million state education grant to clear college roadblocks for more than 1,000 high school Hoosiers
Kevin Teasley loves success stories. That’s because he has plenty...
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With KaiPod, parents decide what their children learn
Editor’s note: This article from Kerry McDonald, a senior education...
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podcastED: Florida Virtual School teacher innovates to help students master world language instruction
On this episode, reimaginED Senior Writer Lisa Buie talks with...
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Former public school teacher offers advice for starting a microschool
Amy Marotz’s decision to start a microschool began the way...
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Could employer-based microschooling be the newest workplace perk?
Editor’s note: This commentary from Kerry McDonald, senior education fellow...
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