Jason – Agile Learning Centers

Jason wrote a new post, Walking the Walk – Family Kanban, on the site Jason Gager's Agile Blog 2 years, 11 months ago

Jen and I have been excited about staring an ALC, and we’re both extremely comfortable with the technology and thought process behind the tools that are used daily in ALC’s, but we felt like it would be […]

Jason wrote a new post, What did I do this month? – February 2016, on the site Jason Gager's Agile Blog 2 years, 11 months ago

As I look back on February, the theme for this month’s work was “restart.”

The first thing I did was re-evaluate our financial assumptions. Jen took a look at them on the 18th and made a few changes and asked […]

Jason wrote a new post, How Did We Get Here? – Part 3, on the site Jason Gager's Agile Blog 2 years, 11 months ago

As Jen and I move forward with our ALC startup, it’s always good to look back at the past to see where we came from. Part one. Part two.

Last we left our intrepid founders, January of 2016 had arrived, […]

Jason wrote a new post, How Did We Get Here? – Part 2, on the site Jason Gager's Agile Blog 2 years, 12 months ago

As Jen and I move forward with our ALC startup, it’s always good to look back at the past to see where we came from. Part one is here. This is part two. Part three.

From Sudbury to the brink of […]

Jason wrote a new post, How Did We Get Here? – Part 1, on the site Jason Gager's Agile Blog 3 years ago

As Jen and I move forward with our ALC startup, it’s always good to look back at the past to see where we came from. (This is part one. Part two is here. Part three.)

The short answer: the Sudbury […]

Drew replied 3 years ago

Really awesome to have you in the network!
Liam replied 3 years ago

Hey @jasongager,

That’s awesome! Welcome to the ALC net.

Could you describe why you two wanted to go ALC instead of Sudbury? I’m just curious what stuck out to you.

Liam
- Jason replied 3 years ago
  
  Hi Liam,
  
  I’m definitely planning on talking about that, possibly in part two, or more likely, part three. The short response is that it combines a framework that we already wanted (un-schooling) with concepts of intentional learning that parents can better understand when described, and tools that I am extremely familiar with (Agile processes, Kanban, stand-up meetings, etc.), and removed the pieces of the Sudbury model that I was willing to put up with in order to get the type of school we wanted (I uncomfortable with the importance of due process, which I’ve always felt leads to entrenched opinions and inflexibility).
  
  That’s it in a nutshell.
  
  J
Tomis replied 3 years ago

Thanks for sharing, Jason! I’m excited for part 2.

Jason wrote a new post, Today, on the site Jason Gager's Agile Blog 3 years ago

Today starts the first day of cataloging my family’s journey to opening an Agile Learning Center in Charleston, SC.!–more– It’s almost 10 P.M, after spending a half hour talking to Drew about our website, […]

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