Self-organized learning communities using agile tools (intention-setting, kanban) to support child autonomy.
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ALCs borrow tools from the software industry — sprint cycles, intention-setting, retrospectives — to create self-organized learning communities. Inside the movement that's quietly growing.
From intrinsic motivation theory to decades of studies at democratic schools, the evidence for self-directed education is much stronger than its critics claim.
A non-profit organization founded by Peter Gray and others to promote awareness and growth of self-directed education. Offers resources, a school finder, and a community network.
A global network of self-directed learning centers using Agile practices — daily standup check-ins, personal Kanban boards, and community agreements — to support children's self-directed learning. Includes a starter kit for new schools.
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