From the TJEd Email Newsletter:

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Yeats said, "Education is not the filling of a pail, but the lighting of a fire."

Sadly, most educators and parents opt for pail-filling, because it's all they know.

This is conveyor belt education, which teaches students what to think, using textbooks, group lecture with no personalization, and standardized testing.

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In contrast, Leadership Education lights the fire in your childrens' souls.

It teaches students how to think using classics and personalized, inspirational mentoring.

Most parents want leadership education for their children; they want their children to be innovative, creative, self-motivated, wise, passionate, and driven to make a difference.

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Unfortunately, conveyor belt education is all most parents know.

The result: bored kids, frustrated parents.

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Getting off the conveyor belt requires a completely different philosophy, mindset, and methodology: TJEd.

The best place to start?

Read A Thomas Jefferson Education: Teaching a Generation of Leaders for the 21st Century.

We also invite you to learn more about TJEd by listening to the following audio downloads:

1. An Introduction to TJEd

2. TJEd Basics

3. TJEd Q&A with Oliver & Rachel DeMille

Stop filling pails and start lighting fires. You'll be amazed by what your children are capable of.

Sincerely,

Oliver & Rachel DeMille, TJEd.org
"An Education to Match Your Mission"

P.S. - If you haven't checked out our video series, start with the first one RIGHT HERE!