Sentences with phrase «many educational philosophies»

We follow a parenting / educational philosophy called radical unschooling which is very much based on gentle parenting and allowing your children the freedom to work out what their interests are and giving them freedom to learn in a connection partnership with their parents.

Some seek out programs embodying specific cultural or religious teachings or educational philosophies.

This explains the curious phenomenon of «soft pedagogy» arising out of an educational philosophy aimed at stimulating serious effort by students.

The book is concerned with fundamentals of religious educational philosophy.

However, the development of an American educational philosophy has produced a new breed of leaders.

And perhaps most important of all, the board and administration's efforts to encourage a Christian atmosphere and educational philosophy are widely known.

Come to an open house and learn more about our educational philosophy and tour our school.

• Waldorf Education: Waldorf education, established in 1919, is one of the fastest growing educational philosophies in the world today.

Others prefer to send a report of their educational philosophy.

We share our educational philosophy with over 1,000 sister Waldorf Schools around the world, over 850 of which are outside of the United States.

In previous posts, I've covered both why we are doing preschool at home this year, and how we are keeping it in line with Charlotte Mason's educational philosophy.

Each Waldorf school is independently operated, but all share a commitment to the same educational philosophy.

After reading about several educational philosophies and styles of home schooling (Montessori?

Waldorf schools base their educational philosophy, curriculum, and methods on the work of the Austrian philosopher, scientist, and educator Rudolf Steiner (1861 - 1925).

Just because an early educational philosophy sounds like it would be a great fit for your little one, in practice it might not be.

The educational philosophy is to educate the whole person and promote personal responsibility and accountability.

We know that we want to embrace the Charlotte Mason educational philosophy, and allow for -LSB-...]

Milford YMCA Preschool believes in the educational philosophy of respect for the individual child including his or her ability to grow and develop inner controls, to think and play creatively, and to discover strengths.

They also have a «Video Tour» for parents, that shows what the program is like, and it explains their educational philosophy.

Now we strive to live as naturally as possible by making changes to our educational philosophy, our diet and even how we receive health care.

Some preschools (such as Montessori) have specific educational philosophies, but overall, look for a program that encourages independence and inspires your child's individuality and creativity.

Whether or not any of these are relevant to you will depend on your own educational philosophy.

Each involves explaining your educational philosophy.

Many students come to us from a background in other educational philosophies.

Each Waldorf school is independently operated, but all share a commitment to the same educational philosophy and methodology.

Inspired by the Reggio Emilia approach, central to our educational philosophy is the belief that secure relationships with responsive and respectful adults provide the basis for all learning.

The first question you should ask yourself about any school you are considering for your child is this one: What is the school's educational philosophy and what kind of curriculum does the school offer?

Make sure you know the educational philosophy of the school as well as the kind of curriculum it has to offer.

Our educational philosophy of arts - integration combines content and skills taken from arts practices with developmentally appropriate early childhood learning standards and socio - emotional skills.

This homeschool podcast is all about choosing your educational philosophy.

-LSB-...] draw this hint from my own experience and also from the Montessori educational philosophy.

In terms of educational philosophy, Siena expects the Peck Slip School to be similar to Downtown's other elementary programs, including TriBeCa's P.S. 234, where she did her student teaching.

The board's new members, women with direct administrative experience in New York's public schools, want a new chief who has a different educational philosophy, experience and demeanor than former commissioner John King.

TriBeCa parents said previously that they found P.S. 89 and P.S. 276 more appealing than P.S. 130 because they are south of Canal Street and share P.S. 234's progressive educational philosophy.

Based on the educational philosophy of Montessori, this wooden toy box stimulates cooperation between parent and child.

I've written before about my interest in the Montessori educational philosophy and how I try to use it as guide around our house.

Our goals are both child and parent oriented: - To serve the physical, intellectual, and emotional needs of children in developmentally appropriate ways that are consistent with the educational philosophy and method of Maria Montessori.

Still, there are aspects of this educational philosophy, used to engage students, that can be applied to any classroom.

Based on these statements, we can categorize the schools roughly into five groups: those that have a child - centered or progressive educational philosophy and typically seek to develop students» love of learning, respect for others, and creativity (29 percent of students); those with a general or traditional educational mission and a focus on students» core skills (28 percent of students); those with a rigorous academic emphasis, which have mission statements that focus almost exclusively on academic goals such as excelling in school and going to college (25 percent of students); those that target a particular population of students, such as low - income students, special needs students, likely dropouts, male students, and female students (11 percent of students); and those in which a certain aspect of the curriculum, such as science or the arts, is paramount (7 percent of students).

A Powerful Collaboration Burdette and Smethurst have found that their school's quality and Montessori - like educational philosophy and practices work well for students from varying socio - economic conditions and of varying abilities and skill levels.

They keep alive or develop instructional approaches and educational philosophies that may not have an opportunity to thrive in public schools, which are often governed by outside professional dictates and state mandates.

For example, my long - ago employer, the Philadelphia school district, has recently contracted out the operation of nearly 50 schools to 5 independent organizations, each espousing a different educational philosophy.

I'm interested in talking pedagogy and educational philosophy with them, so that those who are parents have some powerful tools in advocating for their kiddos in the K — 12 system.

By clearing technical details off the deck, we spent more time engaged in nobler discussions about educational philosophy, social - emotional learning, and long - term goals.

MakerEd is an educational philosophy celebrating the learning process which occurs when a person makes something interesting.

I also regained my center this year in terms of my educational philosophy and am excited to maintain that exploration after leaving, knowing that I have a stronger foundation.

His educational philosophy is based on the idea that students learn best when they are constructors of their own knowledge.

Master's candidate Lorena Martinez has a simple but powerful educational philosophy: «Community and family engagement is essential in helping students be successful,» she says.

Are there particular educational models being taught, and if so, are these theories and models in - line with your educational philosophy?

«Our educational philosophy had been all about self - esteem as our key goal,» recalls Superintendent Nadine Kujawa, a Texas native who had worked in the district since the early 1960s and in 1994 was the deputy superintendent of human resources and instruction.