Author: Christine Laurenzi

One of the most important personal and professional connections you make in life come from shared understanding. Shared understanding of each other. Shared understanding of our feelings and experiences. For this reason, we chose EMPATHY to be the 21st Century […]

Have you registered to vote in the upcoming presidential election?  Did you know that the deadline is tomorrow, Tuesday, February 18th?  Do you know how your vote determines who our next president will be?  Could you explain the electoral college […]

‘Tis the season for families choosing schools for the upcoming school year. In a recent meeting with an interested family, one mother asked a common question, “So how can you tell if they’re on grade level?” This is a multi-faceted […]

Today our country celebrates a man who represents more than one blog post could do justice. We celebrate a leader. A man who was an agent of change. An activist who chose to operate out of love. A revolutionary man […]

Did you set a New Year’s Resolution this year? Now, what does that resolution mean to you?  Rather than focusing on big resolutions or making major changes, we take time to re-focus on the meaningful goals and expectations we have […]

Hi, I’m Bea, an Indi-ED student. When I had the chance to write an article for the blog, I chose to write about how Indi-ED allows time for experiences that are productive but also fun. We often spend parts of […]

By: Dr. Thuy La As is our tradition, the weeks before Christmas and the New Years holiday, our students spend  time writing letters to the children who stay in children’s’ homes and the elderly who we will carol to in […]

At Indi-ED we understand the importance of engaging our students physically as a part of the learning process. We have read the research, such as a study published in Psychological Science, in which “brain scans showed that students who took […]

Thursday is Thanksgiving and of course the December holidays will follow when we return. As I saw people posting pictures of their kids eating their school’s traditional Thanksgiving meals, I felt a moment of, “Oh no, we didn’t do that.” […]

There’s no other way to cut it-November was busy. Good busy, but busy. Every week and every weekend of the month had something BIG going on for us at Indi-ED. And as much as it may look like we’re super […]