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Turning Education into a Marketplace of Innovation

There are massive changes occurring in education – and most of those changes are being driven by parents and educators, not politicians or bureaucratic school districts.

As former educators and school administrators, Christina and Eric Threeton realized there was a better way to approach education than what was being done by large institutionalized public-school systems. And so, a couple of years ago, they began the journey of opening their own micro-school in Las Vegas, The Nevada School of Inquiry.

They joined the program to talk about the challenges facing educational innovators and how important it is for there to be a marketplace where passionate people can pursue new ways of approaching education.

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