
What is Project-Based Learning?
Why Project-Based Learning Powers Homeschool Success The best learning mirrors the way humans naturally come to understand the world—through curiosity, exploration, and doing. This isn’t
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Why Project-Based Learning Powers Homeschool Success The best learning mirrors the way humans naturally come to understand the world—through curiosity, exploration, and doing. This isn’t
The brain is still one of the biggest mysteries of our time. The question of consciousness has plagued scientists and philosophers alike since the beginning
For many families, finding the right educational environment is one of the most critical decisions we’ll make. Thankfully, we are living in a period when
The last five years has seen a revolution in early childhood literacy, as numerous studies revealed that one of the most prevalent approaches to reading
Last year we had a student come to Cicero in order to take a few courses that would flesh out her junior and senior year.
Debating teaches not only confidence and public speaking skills but also critical thinking, observation, researching, and problem-solving skills. Arguments are acrobatics for the mind. They
One challenge for homeschoolers and worldschoolers is building a viable transcript. Although there are many educational options for homeschoolers that provide accredited courses and a
Project-Based Learning, or PBL, is a method of learning where a student designs, develops, and constructs hands-on solutions to problems. Some trace its beginnings back
No learner is the same. Although the theory of Learning Styles has been mostly debunked, it is true that we all learn in myriad and
We get mixed reactions when we describe our one-to-one learning model that pairs one teacher and one student, working together. Some people see it as