New School San Francisco uses inquiry-based learning
An innovative public charter school in San Francisco blends rigor and passion in inquiry-based learning
Linked Domain: Character
How should technology be used in whole-child education?
In this technology obsessed world, some schools believe kids learn best when they connect to each other, their teachers, the natural world, and materials they can touch and feel.
Compositive: Top education thinker – Compositive is THE model for future
The Washington Post: No, honey, you can’t be anything you want to be. And that’s okay.
If parents promote the idea that success is primarily determined by variables within our child’s control, even such noble things as skill and effort, we are ignoring the overriding influence…
Social cues activity
This activity encourages your child to build an internal frame of reference for interacting socially with both adults and peers.
Body image booster
Teach your child to appreciate his or her amazing body and develop a deeper understanding of physical capabilities.
MUSE School leads with the Whole Heart
“How do we encourage our students to be good people? You start with the heart and you go from there.”
Compositive: MUSE School overview
More than many schools we’ve visited, MUSE embraces all of the B4Kids domains, and integrates them to great effect.
Compositive: Waldorf reaches the heart from various angles
“Here we develop the thought life, feeling life, and will life. We try to bring these three aspects of being into balance.”
Compositive: Waldorf – A century in the Whole Child education arena
The Waldorf School: “We educate the will and the human being.”