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Annie Slater
Annie is KaiPod's COO and Head of Partner Programs. She has been making an impact in the education field for over 10 years.
Revolutionizing Education Through Microschools: KaiPod Learning's CEO on The Better Learning Podcast
How one Microschool Founder went about marketing - With Sebastian Predescu, Inner Fire Academy
Meet Sebastian Predescu,KaiPod Catalyst participant, and founder ofInner Fire Academy in San Francisco, California. Sebastian is an Eastern European immigrant, national chess champion, and teenage cancer survivor. Sebastian has a strong passion for education, as he studied at the coveted Harvard University, and sought to start his very own microschool with the help of KaiPod Catalyst. Inner Fire currently serves students in the San Francisco region, ages 7 to 12, who are seeking a more personalized approach to education.
Educator Forever Podcast | The Microschool Movement with Amar Kumar
Starting Teacher-Led Microschools with Amar Kumar of KaiPod Learning
People are always talking about how they want the best of both worlds....
Getting Started With Local Marketing For Your Microschool
There are many ways to go about marketing your school and there is more to it than just promoting your school. So let’s start at the beginning!
Before you start marketing your school we recommend you define your value propositions and your reasons to believe.
Meet Jack Johnson Pannell of Trinity Arch Preparatory School for Boys
Jack is a social impact entrepreneur and has organized and founded several educational opportunities. Prior to his work in education, he had a career in three sectors: business, government, and politics.
Student Learning Pods — From Crisis Response to Sustainable Solution?
September 6, 2021 - Written by Alice Opalka
Over the past school year, the Center on Reinventing Public Education has tracked how pandemic learning pods...
Student Corner: “Why KaiPod is Amazing” by Boris
KaiPod is the most enjoyable school I’ve ever been to. It's a place where you do your online work, meet other people, and do many other things you do in a traditional school. It is different from a traditional school because there are usually only 10-12 kids in a location, instead of 20 or 30. There are usually 1-2 learning coaches that help us and encourage us while we’re doing our schoolwork. There are 25 KaiPods and KaiPod partners. I believe that Kaipod is amazing because it's very flexible, there usually is a small group of kids, and the Enrichments at KaiPod are so much fun!
KaiPod Learning in Forbes: Transforming Personalized Education
November 16, 2021 — Written by Michael B. Horn
Momentum Behind Learning Pods Drives $1.5M Fundraising Round For Startup KaiPod
The rise of pandemic...
