- “More people less paper”
- No class sizes that hold 30 people, research says no
- Inquiry based school- taught how to generate questions and that becomes the foundation for their curriculum
- Co-construction: teachers work with students
- Very emergent
- Everyone has a completely different day plan
- Uses Trello
- No special testing needed
- Students are prepared and successful in University and in the world.
- No homework is assigned unless driven by themselves
- Tuition is 7200 per student a year (charged because they aren’t in the public system or receive public funding) includes laptop, gym membership, and other outside resources
- Portfolios are used to for students to hand in their work (“artifacts of their learning”)
- Kathleen Gregory explains scaffold marking and focus’ on the mark of the finished product
- I noticed they don’t call them “students” but instead “learners”
- All learners will get the opportunity to visit a university class at some point before they graduate
- Entrance to the school
- Class seminar
- Daily plan
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