Why does The New Schools exist? Our main mission revolves around improving the health and well-being of children, through educating and inspiring adults to strengthen their communities, create environments that foster play and to communicate effectively and peacefully. We are delving into the education field because of multiple reasons. One is that the team has the passion […]
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“Old ways wont open new doors.” ~ Unknown A traditional American school has 15-25 students in a class. Children have basic needs provided – food, technology and trained adults to lead their daily academic routines with results-driven academic programs. They have access to libraries, sports and entertainment facilities too. All these affordances sound great to
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We get asked a lot about why we dislike traditional, “old” schooling. We imagine having to say this often and in detail: We agree many traditional schools bare doing a great job for many of their students. For many, it may be the most suitable way of learning for them. How do we talk about
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I’ve worked with a lot of families and children, especially children between the ages of 3-8 years old. These families are either about to start sending their kids to school, or have just started. Many parents are having their first experience of public schools since being students themselves. From the conversations I’ve had, it is
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