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The "Passions and Pitfalls of Homeschooling" the ADHD, Dyslexia, or Gifted Child, Where to Find Resources, and How to Evaluate & Alter a Curriculum to Enhance Your Child's Education and Self-EsteemWed Jun 12 2024 – Tue Jul 30 2024Cortona Academy’s main campus- EU Grants and Fundraising TrainingsWed Jul 17 2024 – Wed Dec 31 2025Online
Microschooling WorkshopThu Aug 1 2024Glen Allen, Virginia
The "Passions and Pitfalls of Homeschooling" the ADHD, Dyslexia, or Gifted Child, Where to Find Resources, and How to Evaluate & Alter a Curriculum to Enhance Your Child's Education and Self-Esteem
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Personalized Learning And AI: Revolutionizing Education
Significant advances in artificial intelligence (AI) are rapidly changing many aspects of our lives, including education. These changes come with benefits and challenges. Targeted learning experiences are gradually replacing once universally considered valid traditional teaching methods. AI enables these new methods to analyze vast amounts of data to personalize teaching. According to ...
What Are Micro-Schools and How Do They Help Black Kids Learn?
New micro-schools may be a solution for a one-size-fits-all education system that many Black parents say doesn’t serve their children properly… Micro-schools like hers offer several benefits that can positively impact educational experiences and outcomes for Black children. One key advantage is the level of support provided, which contributes to ...
26 states now require personal finance course for graduation
Financial literacy continues to become a prerequisite for many states in the USA. Personal finance requirements have ballooned from just eight states in 2020 to 26 states this year, according to Next Gen Personal Finance, which advocates that all high schoolers be required by 2030 to take at least one semester-long ...
Black Families Turn to Microschools and Homeschool for ‘Safety’ in Education
Other advocates of education alternatives believe that microschools are a chance to assist public schools, either by trying out new methods for learning — which could then be reimported back into public schools if they work — or, in some cases, by providing community assistance. For Wood, of the Black Mothers Forum, ...