Passions Drive Learning & Success
Ways our students are preparing for successful futures by pursuing their passions.
Reading Motivation Breakthrough
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Passion Exploration
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Self-Belief
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Career Goals
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Design
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Kevin
Grade 6 Kevin started TM excited about engineering and robotics, but not having access to the needed learning opportunities or resources at home or school. TM taught Kevin how to read a hoverboard patent and then guided him to built a model tank. He then made a how-to YouTube video for students stuck at home during COVID and is currently turning his tank into a remote-controlled vehicle.
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Video Games
Leo
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Pediatrics
Monse
When Monse first started TM her mother didn't see her dream to become a doctor as realistic goal. The viewpoint at home was that Monse needed to think more practically. While we’re still working to encourage her mother to share her daughter’s dream, Monse has done an incredible amount of work to learn about her passion.
Monse’s achievements so far include interviewing and writing a blog about a Stanford pediatrician, interviewing a family and marriage therapist, learning about child development, doing research on pediatric prescriptions, and researching human and animal emotions. |
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More of Monse's work
Baseball
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4th Grader Interviews ESPN/49er Reporter
Meet our 4th grader, Jorge. He started Thiebaut Method two years behind in reading, but passionate about becoming a professional baseball player. Two months later, Jorge had learned how to interview an ESPN reporter. Three months later he was reading at grade level! |
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Artistic Expressions
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AndreaGrade 4Andrea started Thiebaut Method not knowing much English. But, through her passion for art she has been learning how to communicate her ideas in English and Spanish. It gets even better. Andrea has been driven to learn foundational drawing and painting skills in addition to her intuitive approach to art.
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OTHER WORK BY ANDREA
Social Justice
Regardless of our learner's writing abilities or academic achievement levels, they are all directly affected by today's social justice issues. Here are a few viewpoints they have been passionate about expressing.
