THE MICROSCHOOLING MOVEMENT
What can microschooling be to you?
Thin - Teaching and coaching thrives in small-group, intimate settings, with only a minimal administrative staff, to prioritize teaching and learning while holding costs down.
Flexible - Can be a temporary solution, a place where students go for a year or less, or a more permanent solution.
Collaborative
learning.
Guiding children to flourish.
Updated version of the one-room schoolhouses which dotted American frontier life throughout the 19th century.
Real world
experiences.
Nimble - Learners' specific educational needs drive microschooling decisions around content and approach, allowing the greatest flexibility possible.
Learning
to love learning.
Small - Generally serving no more than 10 students in a setting.
Socratic discussions.
Blend of in-person interaction, personalized learning through technology, and passionate adults.
Mastery-based.