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    Dance Lessons for Zombies: Redesigning the Report Card

    March 5, 2013 - By Kelly Tenkely

    |Kelly Tenkely| One of the byproducts of starting your own model of education: the old systems constantly fall short.  They start to feel forced, frustrating and tired.  The hard part is that SOMETHING is needed, but what others have in place isn’t it. So you start dreaming.  You try to leave assumptions of what it “should” be like behind.  You work to imagine something new and different.  Something that fills the need in the right way. It seems like every corner we turn we have to reinvent.  Anastasis needs a way to organize and keep track of student information…easy!  We…

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    #Twitacad Twitter Academy: Starting a School

    November 5, 2010 - By Kelly Tenkely

    There are some things, that when presented to you in life, you want to run away from.  In my experience, those things I want to run away from, are often a window into my future.   My immediate reaction is to resist, but in the end, as I get more comfortable with the idea, I end up embracing it with passion.  Over the past 3 years, I have been approached by different people, in different walks of life, to start a school.  The first time conversation headed in this direction I was intrigued and, if I’m honest, totally terrified.  What…

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