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Microschool Alumni Interview

Microschool Alumni Interview

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Angela Fairbanks

Mar 144 min read

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A Day in the Life: A KLC Student

A Day in the Life: A KLC Student

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Angela Fairbanks

Feb 113 min read

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Homeschoolers on Social Media: Fact, Fiction, and Pure Comedy

Homeschoolers on Social Media: Fact, Fiction, and Pure Comedy

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Angela Fairbanks

Feb 74 min read

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Microschools: Love at First Sight or a Swipe Left? Here's Your Matchmaking Guide!

Microschools: Love at First Sight or a Swipe Left? Here's Your Matchmaking Guide!

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Angela Fairbanks

Jan 172 min read

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Unlocking Your Child's Full Potential: The Power of Personalized Education

Unlocking Your Child's Full Potential: The Power of Personalized Education

Parent Perspective

Angela Fairbanks

Dec 10, 20244 min read

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But what about College?!

But what about College?!

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Angela Fairbanks

Nov 19, 20242 min read

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Why I Quit Homeschooling (at Home).

Why I Quit Homeschooling (at Home).

Nov 12, 20242 min read

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Who am I to choose a curriculum?!

Who am I to choose a curriculum?!

Angela Fairbanks

Nov 8, 20242 min read

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Normal Students Don't Exist

Normal Students Don't Exist

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Angela Fairbanks

Oct 29, 20242 min read

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Designing for Neurodiversity

Designing for Neurodiversity

Angela Fairbanks

Oct 8, 20243 min read

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When you can't find what you want...

When you can't find what you want...

Angela Fairbanks

Oct 1, 20246 min read

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What is a Personalized Learning Plan?

What is a Personalized Learning Plan?

From the Teacher's Desk

Sep 27, 20243 min read

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My Best First Day of School

My Best First Day of School

From the Teacher's Desk

Sep 19, 20244 min read

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Snapshot of a collaborative and iterative engineering design challenge in a multi-age classroom.

How Hands-On Learning Helps Kids Think, Create, and Innovate

Student was persistent in practicing the wooden ball and cup game, photo is of the moment the ball went into the cup.

Helping Kids Succeed by Focusing on Understanding, Not Just Grades

Four students of different ages hold up their painting projects with varying difficulty.

The Real World Isn’t Segregated by Age—So Why Are Schools?

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