LTS EDU

Curricula Reimagined as A COMPLETE K-MARKET™ SOLUTION

The LTS Model drives the pedagogy behind the curricula at each level viewing the learner’s entire educational journey as a learning model for life and working  in parallel with any organization’s academic programming.

With our differentiated approach, each learner emerges from the LTS program with a portfolio that communicates their individual value and story through the skills and traits they develop over time, reflecting their individual strengths, interests, and ambitions.

Anastasia Hall

Director of Education

“By giving students agency, LTS empowers students with the essential skills that ensure they are prepared to enter very unpredictable markets that are demanding a very different human being than the one education is currently developing.”

Two Options for Implementation

The LTS Curriculum and Technology can be implemented either vertically or horizontally.

In both models, through experiential learning and mentorship with industry partners, learners create a market-ready portfolio and earn the LTS certifications based on employability skills that transcend industry. 

Vertical
Horizontal

SERVING THE ENTIRE JOURNEY OF HUMAN DEVELOPMENT FROM START TO MARKET ENTRY

Public Schools

K-12

CHARTER SCHOOLS

K-12

Private Schools

K-12

HOme & Virtual School

Sports & Learning Academies

Teacher Training & Certification

Community Colleges & Adult Ed

Team Development for Corporations & Organizations

Workforce Development Organizations

Addressing All Human Archetypes

The Learn to Start program meets the needs of all learners because no matter their individual interests, they can pursue their development inside of them and set a clear path for their future.

We have separated learners into three archetypes, each having equal value in their experience in LTS.

Highly Academic

This is the smallest group of learners who want to pursue rigorous academic programs like AP and IB. These learners are the most prepared for college, but lack preparation for unpredictable markets where they are not told what to do.

Non-Academic

This is the other smaller group of learners who do not find relevance in their classes, have higher rates of lateness and absences. These learners need to have classrooms that reflect their interests where they are not graded.

Hybrid

This is the largest group of learners who are academically inclined in some classes, but not overall and get the least amount of attention paid to them. They need to be seen as individuals with unique value.

Learn to Start K-Market Curriculums

Learn to Start
K-Market Curriculums

LTS Lower School

An Embedded Pedagogy developing the Who Am I.

Learn to Start is designed to begin at the beginning. We introduce the embedded technology and curriculum guide as a pilot program in kindergarten to enhance the school’s lesson plans by consistently connecting them to the LTS model of development.

LTS Middle School

A 6-8th grade program developing foundational skills and mindset around the 3 questions using community based problem-solving.

A seamless throughline from LS and towards HS, our MS curriculum and platform experience focuses on community-based projects that empower students to take action in a collaborative team experience and continue iterating on their market-ready portfolios. Students engage in the foundational skill development which will lead them to the process of earning the Learn to Start Market-Ready™ Certifications in High School.

LTS High School

A secondary program developing and certifying the complete market-ready student capable of identifying specific pathways.

Using the same seamless throughline driven by portfolio, Learn to Start students now set their focus towards real market-entry based in the 20 demanded market skills inside their Market-Ready™ Certifications. Students will have up to four years to prepare for certification. Offered as an elective or mandatory program as a school-within-a-school or virtual school solution.

LTS Academy

Students work towards Market-Ready certification by leveraging the authentic journey of entrepreneurship and innovation.

Using a more autonomous version of our Learn to Start technology platform, students become lifelong learners developing market-readiness by aligning their passions and interests into the meaningful creation of value propositions that they believe matter as they look out to who they want to be in the world.

The Learn to Start model starts with the four environments of story, failure, relationship, and mentorship. Story is your ability to tap into and communicate who you are and your ability to connect with the stories of others. Failure is your ability to take risks, experience failure, and embrace the learning experience of that failure. Relationship is your ability to collaborate and connect with others via empathy. Mentorship is your ability to seek out guidance from trusted individuals who have experienced things you have yet to experience. 

Students continue to live in the LTS Model environments of Story, Failure, Relationship and Mentorship. Story is communicated through their portfolios. Failure is embraced as they test hypotheses by collecting evidence. Relationships are strengthened through the process of peer feedback. Mentorship is brought outside of the classroom by engaging with local industry partners.

In middle school, the LTS Model now expands to include the Assessment of Core Skills, and the LEARN and DEVELOP Stages.  

Students take action based on the LTS Model by living in the environments of Story, Failure, Relationship, and Mentorship. They build agency and alignment as they develop their skills and build portfolio solutions and content throughout their work inside of all model stages. As students develop their solutions, they learn how to fail forward using the test metrics of sustainability, efficiency, and profitability. They START by entering the market.

Students now take action based on the LTS Model by moving into the markets they are aligned to serve.  Using their environments of Story, Failure, Relationship, and Mentorship these market-ready human beings leverage their power of agency as they advance their skills and portfolios into the markets. They now move forward as life-long learners armed with the power of the Learn to Start model as their constant guidance system to live out lives of alignment, performance and competitiveness.

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