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EPISODE · Jun 29, 2019 · 14 MIN

Learning to Write

from Alpine Valley School Podcast

We're continuing our "core skills" series (which we started with Learning to Read) by discussing how students at a self-directed democratic school learn the essential skill of writing. We're joined on this episode by AVS graduates Jesse and Vanessa who talk about how the extensive communication they engaged in at school translated into their adult lives as interesting communication careers. We all know written communication is foundational, and you can find out how our students engage with, and find their passion for, the written word on this episode of the Alpine Valley School podcast! Also available on YouTube. Want more? Hear Jesse and Vanessa share more of their personal journeys on their individual podcast episodes. Watch a video about the 3 R's (reading, writing, arithmetic) in Sudbury Schooling. Read a blog post about how the skills learned at self-directed democratic schools translate into real-world job experience. Hear from another set of Alpine Valley School graduates about how they learned to read at our school. Read an article from Sudbury Valley School about how students at Sudbury schools go on to college. Get in touch with the show! Send us an email at: [email protected]

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