advocacy
September 2008 
If you could design a school, what would it be like?
Posted on May 14th, 2007
by 
Sharon
Sharon
This is in Response to the Questions and Reflections for May 11, 2007:
If I could, I would, and I am! I've been envisioning such school for several years now. It 's unique structure and focus have been run through the rigors of a 5 year research project that validated its veracity. Since the students of that program were the primary instructors of how they needed to be learning, the results are truly oriented to the needs of today's children.
We have broken through the theory barrier and met with the nitty-gritty of what a school needs to be. Note, we discovered, that a school needs to BE not have things, per se. The grist that was left after the chaff was removed, has become the raw material for the creation of a schooling system that is in the process of being actualized here in the OKC, OK area. The business is registered in OK as Antakarana CoCreation Learning Project Association - AKRNA.
I am in the process of seeking key players to carry out the model. Anyone reading this attracted to this project? Now is the time to speak up.
The most profound societal changes will occur from students entering the adult portion of life prepared, attuned to InnerReSourcing, skillful in communicating, aware of Who They Are, and fearless to express themselves without the need for the approval of others… Oh, I could go on, and on, and on…. and I will. I shall post the business model within the next few days.
All to Love, Sharon
We have broken through the theory barrier and met with the nitty-gritty of what a school needs to be. Note, we discovered, that a school needs to BE not have things, per se. The grist that was left after the chaff was removed, has become the raw material for the creation of a schooling system that is in the process of being actualized here in the OKC, OK area. The business is registered in OK as Antakarana CoCreation Learning Project Association - AKRNA.
I am in the process of seeking key players to carry out the model. Anyone reading this attracted to this project? Now is the time to speak up.
The most profound societal changes will occur from students entering the adult portion of life prepared, attuned to InnerReSourcing, skillful in communicating, aware of Who They Are, and fearless to express themselves without the need for the approval of others… Oh, I could go on, and on, and on…. and I will. I shall post the business model within the next few days.
All to Love, Sharon
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sounds spectacular! it does require a lot of thorough research and cooperation from people and freinds…a completely unique model such as this. wishing you the very best…and looking forward to read your buisiness model! in love. samatha.
I have posted the model, see my May 25th blog. There is SOOOO much more, this is the beginning. Please share with me your thoughts so I may be more attuned and responsive to what really interests people and/or their heart's desire of needs hoping to be met.
Thank you kindly.
Thanks for your passion!
Welcome to mine! I have been developing a “new school” called Creativity Cafe since 1980 when i received a vision while that keep me up all night. I have been on the path of manifestation for many years with some great successes. Maybe we should put our heads together? Please check out my blog here at Zaadz (http://pods.zaadz.com/creativity) and over at Creativity Cafe’s Site: http://creativity.net/ . CCafe is a place where artists use technology for humanity and where luddites can also benefit from the revolution in art, science, technology and spirituality currently sweeping over our world.
I will eventurally find time to check your words out and see if there is indeed overlap of our concepts.
cheers,
peter