21st Century Skills
How ATI Develops 21st Century Skills
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ATI: Online
We're glad you are interested in ATI. In addition to our physical campuses in San Francisco, New York City, Austin, and St. Louis, we are launching ATI Online with a pilot program summer 2019.
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Stoicism and Identity Formation
Stoicism as an example of how knowledge is best retained when it is incorporated into one's identity.
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How to Accelerate SAT Reading and Writing Score Gains
While the reading and writing portion of the SAT exam has long had a significant critical reading component, the “new SAT” introduced in 2016 focuses to an even greater extent on critical reading. Here's how we prepare our students.
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Getting Into the College Of Your Choice
Many parents and educators mistakenly believe that college admission requires a strict adherence to the Carnegie credit system.
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What Does It Take to Achieve Excellence?
Every member of ATI's teaching and mentoring team understands that caring for the whole human being is a prerequisite to eliciting excellence from the aspiring adolescent performer.
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How Autonomy Brings Learning to Life
At ATI, autonomy infuses all of learning. Within each of our core classes (Life Design, Socratic Humanities, and Mathematical Problem-Solving), each student begins from a foundation of choice.
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The Bliss Diagram: How A Teen Can Find Their Place in the World
As teens begin seeking their own purpose in life, they look for a meaningful role to play in the world. At ATI, we use the “Bliss” diagram to support this exploration. Here's how it works.
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Who Are You, and What Do You Stand For in the World?
Coming to understand personally-meaningful answers to core questions of identity can take years of seeking, honest conversations, and understanding relevant facts about the world in which we live.
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Should You Care If Your Teen is Stressed at School?
The teenage years present distinct challenges, and today's rapidly-changing culture combined with high expectations of achievement in a system that doesn't personalize can leave many teens feeling disconnected. Here's why we should care.
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Cultivating Excellence and Developing Genius
Dr. Charles Reavis' "Lessons from Extraordinary Educators" tells the story of coaches, teachers, and principals who elicit extraordinary performance from “ordinary” students.
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ATI: Online
We're glad you are interested in ATI. In addition to our physical campuses in San Francisco, New York City, Austin, and St. Louis, we are launching ATI Online with a pilot program summer 2019.
Read More -
-
Stoicism and Identity Formation
Stoicism as an example of how knowledge is best retained when it is incorporated into one's identity.
Read More -
How to Accelerate SAT Reading and Writing Score Gains
While the reading and writing portion of the SAT exam has long had a significant critical reading component, the “new SAT” introduced in 2016 focuses to an even greater extent on critical reading. Here's how we prepare our students.
Read More -
Getting Into the College Of Your Choice
Many parents and educators mistakenly believe that college admission requires a strict adherence to the Carnegie credit system.
Read More -
What Does It Take to Achieve Excellence?
Every member of ATI's teaching and mentoring team understands that caring for the whole human being is a prerequisite to eliciting excellence from the aspiring adolescent performer.
Read More -
How Autonomy Brings Learning to Life
At ATI, autonomy infuses all of learning. Within each of our core classes (Life Design, Socratic Humanities, and Mathematical Problem-Solving), each student begins from a foundation of choice.
Read More -
The Bliss Diagram: How A Teen Can Find Their Place in the World
As teens begin seeking their own purpose in life, they look for a meaningful role to play in the world. At ATI, we use the “Bliss” diagram to support this exploration. Here's how it works.
Read More -
Who Are You, and What Do You Stand For in the World?
Coming to understand personally-meaningful answers to core questions of identity can take years of seeking, honest conversations, and understanding relevant facts about the world in which we live.
Read More -
Should You Care If Your Teen is Stressed at School?
The teenage years present distinct challenges, and today's rapidly-changing culture combined with high expectations of achievement in a system that doesn't personalize can leave many teens feeling disconnected. Here's why we should care.
Read More -
Cultivating Excellence and Developing Genius
Dr. Charles Reavis' "Lessons from Extraordinary Educators" tells the story of coaches, teachers, and principals who elicit extraordinary performance from “ordinary” students.
Read More