Designing | Align Your Vision With Your Learning Model
A key reason for increasing accessibility to public microschools is to provide students with more flexible and personalized learning environments.
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A key reason for increasing accessibility to public microschools is to provide students with more flexible and personalized learning environments.
Creating your unique identity as a microschool and developing key school structures that enable learner-centered learning can drive what makes your microschool special and how it will contribute to scaling learner-centered practices within your system.
Holding a clear system-level vision for your public microschool(s) will enable your design team to make a series of cascading decisions that stem from, align with, and uphold that purpose.
Launching a microschool within a public school system requires a clear understanding of state and system policy conditions and the flexibilities or barriers they create.
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