A friend’s kid wanted to play tackle football and joined a local league. A month later, the kid withdrew from the team because he couldn’t bring himself to agree with the coaching style.
When a project-based learning school doesn't offer project choices, students find themselves complying just the same as they would in other schools.
An elementary school is scheduled to rebuild and parents need to drive their children to an interim school 6 miles away. Even with the bus service, many found it challenging to accommodate.
Having a choice shows the maturity of a program, a school, or a system. Not only does it offer children possibilities of who they choose to be but the organizers' confidence in the services they provide.
