As students gain new knowledge of theory that has practical use to schools and reflect together on their past experiences, they discover and experience strong links between theory and the practice of managing school communities and educational services. Collaborative Learning Community Schools that are active learning communities create environments that foster growth in all their members-children, teachers, administrators, and parents. Cambridge College models this kind of learning community, that appreciates the inter-connectedness of all aspects of education an the need for support of individual and group goals. We focus on active learning in a context of mutual respect and support. Students take responsibility for their own learning in a collaborative partnership with a cohort of students and faculty who are continuously and actively engaged with students and their learning plans.
Students work collaboratively on learning activities and research projects.
Jeff Cutting, Admissions Representative Cambridge College 1000 Massachusetts Ave.