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What’s Next for Prepared Parents

What’s Next for Prepared Parents

Two years ago, we had an idea (more of a hunch really) and set out to try something different. We believed that a lot of parents were tired…
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Mira Habiby Browne
At the Intersection: Teach Universal Skills that Prepare Kids for Any Future

At the Intersection: Teach Universal Skills that Prepare Kids for Any Future

Magic happens when Habits meet Skills — that’s why all of our resources prioritize them. When a kid develops Habits and Skills…
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Mira Habiby Browne
At the Intersection: The False Promise of Standardized Tests

At the Intersection: The False Promise of Standardized Tests

Standardized tests have long been the go-to method of measuring learning, but if we recognize one thing…
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Mira Habiby Browne
At the Intersection: No Child is “Average”

At the Intersection: No Child is “Average”

Whether our kid has been deemed average, above-average, or below-average, we all worry about what those labels mean for our kids’ futures.
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Mira Habiby Browne
At the Intersection: Why Parents and Schools Should Care about Habits of Success

At the Intersection: Why Parents and Schools Should Care about Habits of Success

Sixty-five percent of kids entering elementary school this year will go on to work in yet-unnamed fields, so how do we prepare…
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Mira Habiby Browne
At the Intersection: Project-Based Learning

At the Intersection: Project-Based Learning

Does the traditional school model of passively learning facts by rote prepare our kids for life’s 21st-century demands?
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Mira Habiby Browne
At the Intersection: Active vs. Passive Learning

At the Intersection: Active vs. Passive Learning

When you were at school, you read a bunch of textbooks, did worksheets, took tests. Maybe you enjoyed history and loathed chemistry…
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Mira Habiby Browne
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