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Talk to experts who can help give you a little extra support when you need it or customize your child’s learning plan, track progress and build their portfolio.

Working with a learning strategist can be a helpful way to figure out what learning style works best for your family, help customize your child’s learning plan learn, find educational and childcare resources and learn about laws and regulations in your area. Here are some of our favorite specialists who can give you tips and direct you to resources to support your path. Learning strategists can be as much or as little involved in your path as you choose, from curating your child’s curriculum and finding activities to stepping back and just being a shoulder to learn on from time to time.

Learning consultants, child psychiatrists, parent coaches, child life specialists, governesses, literacy teachers, special needs counselors can be found here. You can also find full-time teachers who can help educate and care for your children while you’re at work!

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Connecting with a family can be such a valuable way to learn about what a typical week looks like, resources and activities that available to you and most importantly - to make new friends. Here are some amazing families that have offered to make themselves available to you to learn about independent learning and see if it’s the right path for you.

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Our educators are amazing

We’re so excited for you to being your learning journey. There are a wealth of resources available to you to provide an enriched education to your amazing child. Learn about the different types of learning and resources to support you - from local classes & activities, to workbooks, to resources that will help you simply watching your child’s natural love of learning blossom when they are free to pursue their interests!

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Identify your child's learning style

Howard Gardner identified 8 primary learning styles in his Theory of Multiple Intelligences. Some argue there are many more. Explore the way different children learn, find out how your child learns best and identify ways to support their growth. Discover tools and experts who can evaluate your child’s approach to learning and tools to help them thrive.

Enriched childcare

Do you have a full-time job? Are you working on a passion project? There are so many ways to support your child’s learning while you’re at work besides sending them to school. Find out about full-day programs, teachers and caregivers who specialize in independent learning - and how you can share education with other parents in the community.

Experiential learning

Some (if not all) of. the best learning happens outside the classroom, so much so that many families choose to do all their learning outside the classroom. When children learn through experience, they have a powerful emotional and physical connection to what they learned and are able to reflect on what they learned, helping them shape critical thinking skills and retain information. Outdoor instruction, where children learn in nature is so important for developing science, math and artistic skills, physical and emotional development and so much more. The resources our city has to offer for learning are endless. A visit to the park, museum, cultural organizations, a trip to the symphony are all fantastic ways to encourage your child’s sponge-like mind to absorb all the learning opportunities around them!

STEAM (Science, Tech, Engineering, Arts, Math)

STEAM stands for Science, Technology, Education, Arts and Mathematics. Learn where you can find resources to support your child’s STEAM skills through local classes, museums, online resources, and more! Unlike “STEM,” STEAM, includes the arts as many educators view creativity as a critical skill for 21st century thinkers and doers!

Project-based Instruction

Project-based instruction is an approach to learning - through doing. It is a multi-disciplinary approach to learning that brings meaning and inspiration to the learning process. When children are focused on a project or goal, they are able to acquire multiple skills at the same time. It is an approach that emulates real life in that children must push through frustrations, learn skills necessary to achieve their skills, cope with failure and follow their mission in pursuit of a goal that’s significant to them.

Social-Emotional Development

Healthy social interaction is critical to a child’s healthy intellectual, social and emotional development. Play teaches social cognition, spatial awareness, creativity, communication skills and so much more! A longitudinal study at Harvard Institute for Play demonstrated that children who engaged in play in preschool were actually more likely to succeed academically than children who were taught academics. Discover resources to meet families who share your values, help your child cultivate healthy social relationships and nurture their natural love of play!

Self-Directed Education

Children come into this world with a mind like a sponge and an insatiable desire to learn about the world, so how can we support their curiosity and allow it to flourish? Research shows that giving children a significant amount of space and time to pursue subjects that are of interest to them at their own rate and in their own way can be hugely beneficial, if not indispensable to their intellectual development. Any parent who has ever witnessed their child learning something they are excited about- whether it’s memorizing the name of every dinosaur or asking you to re-read the same book 50 times - knows the power of self-directed learning! Giving children space for self-directed learning also prepares children to be independent thinkers, preserve their natural love of learning and help them grow into autonomous adults, the movers and shapers of tomorrow!

Parent engagement in learning

Perhaps no other tool has shown to improve student learning outcomes then a parent’s involvement in their child’s education. Your child’s best teacher…drumroll…is you! Children learn by emulating you and by having conversations with you about what they are learning and the world around them. You understand your child’s learning style better than anyone else and are ideally suited to be the most passionate advocate for them to develop as a learner. Parent engagement in education doesn’t mean you have to study with your children 24 hours a day. There are so many ways you can play an active role in your child’s education, from asking them questions about their day to studying topics that are of interest to both of you. You don’t have to be a trained teacher to teach your child. You are naturally suited to this important role of mentor, guide and teacher.

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