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Contact me for help to start a school

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Contact me for help to start a school. I will help you start a micro-school.  Maybe you need just a conversation for encouragement. Maybe you need a short course. Most want a map and some hand holding for a year, along with some sample documents for parent and employee policies.

Also see www.teachachildchangeanation.org  for more information about a micro-school and for a course in how to start a licensed childcare facility — yes, in any state.

The first lessons help you discover if your building is sufficient and tell you how to sell this to your church congregation, if that is necessary. If your building is not sufficient and you want to cancel the course, you can.

There are ways to have smaller schools in your own home. Much less restrictions for elementary school.

If you are a graduate from homeschooling your children or grandchildren, you may be the ideal person to start a micro-school or pod. If you have taught in the government system and are a certified teacher, please do not sally forth, thinking  you can start a school. You have been trained in foolishness, in invidious expectations, and do not necessarily have any expertise in business or management. Please spend at least 3 years in getting a better education about children and civics and education.

Sharon Sarles info@orgstrat.net  also see my consulting site: www.orgstrat.net

Re-founding Education : Jesus’ Teaching Method — recognized with accolades

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Sharon’s latest book, Re-founding Education : Jesus’ Teaching Method came out last March. immediately wining best seller status in 3 categories including Sociology: Child Studies, Christian Education, and Pedagogy : Professional Training.

It has since won finalist status from the Global Book Awards in the category of Business – Organizational Change

Here is the book:

 

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However, I could still use reviews. Please get a copy and leave a review?

 

 

Contact me for Help Starting a School

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Contact me for help starting a school. I have been doing teacher training and administrator coaching and owner consulting for more than 20 years. I was the one who wrote the book on starting a licensed childcare center as a mission. I have now a new book on re-founding education. I can help you.

Do you have a group, like maybe a congregation, that wants to start a school? Call me so I can advise y ou in process. Maybe you are a homeschool grandmother and have a large living room. Call me to find out about microschools. Maybe you want a conversation or maybe you want your hand held for a year. Maybe you have a little school and you need board and staff training.

My consulting website is www.orgstrat.net   

For a course in starting a licensed childcare center, go to www.teachachildchangeanation.org

Please share with your better friends, and talk this up at your church — if it is a healthy one.

 

Our Education System is so Bad, we Need to Start Over!

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Our Education System is so Bad, we Need to Start Over!

Some tweaking won’t do it.   By far.

Going back to what we did when you were that age won’t do it.  That is what led us here.

Going back to the 1950s would be an improvement, but not good enough.

Going back to the 1830s — maybe we would see the diverging paths.  The leaders saw it. It was controversial. The wrong path was chosen, however. What was partially put down in the 1830s (teaching reading badly) was re-instituted more easily later because of the government takeover and standardization that happened in the 1830s. Yes, that was Horace Mann — who also worked hard to get the Bible out of the language of school.

Today, we are completely dismayed at how bad things are — if we are informed at all. Massive functional illiteracy. Pervasive entitlement and avoidance of work. Sexual depredation by policy. Thanks for those who sally at the windmills and try to improve things through legislation. But not enough by half. We need a thorough remake.

Fortunately, we do know how. Hear. Read.