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What if...
...you could help positively change the lives of millions of kids?
...you could help them succeed in high school, college and a career?
You Can!
There is an urgent educational crisis. Students are at a critical crossroads.
Students must raise their learning capacity, motivation, confidence and focus in order to compete, adapt, and ultimately succeed in today's rapidly changing global community. Consider these facts:
- The doubling time of information is now under one year and in 20 years or less it could drop to a few weeks.
- The key skill is for students to learn to turn information into new knowledge and meaningful applicatioins.
- Teacher effectiveness is the single biggest factor affecting students' academic growth.
- Three straight years of ineffective teaching has a negative lifelong effect on a student.
- The graduating rate at 4-year colleges in the U.S. is only 54.4%.
- 75% of college students lack skills to perform real-life tasks.
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Learning Forum International uses corporate, foundation, and personal donations to fund proven Quantum Learning student and educator programs, making them available to populations that would not otherwise be reached.
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Join the launch of our Mission: 2012 initiative with a goal to positively impact 10 million students through Quantum Learning-trained teachers by the end of 2012.
To date, 40,000 more engaged teachers have resulted in over four million more motivated students. In the next four years, if we train another 60,000 teachers, we reach our goal of 100,000 Quantum Learning-trained teachers positively impacting 10 million students. Be a part of this important initiative. learn more here.
10 million engaged and motivated students can be the critical mass that spreads throughout the world!
"I credit Quantum Learning, and its amazing strategies, for refocusing and enhancing the learning potential of our daughter. It is not possible to fully articulate what you have done for our daughter and how this will affect the rest of her life."
Robert J. Reid, Director, Maddox Foundation
Hobbs, New Mexico
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