Sparking Change: How Kidvation Transforms Youth Education Through Innovation
An EdChoice article highlights how Kidvation, an Oklahoma-based nonprofit, is helping young students develop entrepreneurial skills through hands-on learning. Founded in 2022, Kidvation teaches children ages 8 to 15 how to turn their ideas into businesses, social projects and real-world innovations.
Students learn to create business plans, develop presentations and pitch their ideas to entrepreneurs. Kidvation even operates a student-led online marketplace where young people can sell their products. The program has expanded to more than 30 Oklahoma schools and reached students in several other states and countries.
Kidvation demonstrates how educational innovation can flourish beyond traditional classroom instruction. By partnering with public schools, charter schools and microschools, the organization shows how flexible learning models can help students build confidence, develop practical skills and discover opportunities they might not otherwise have.
Read More: Sparking Change: How Kidvation Transforms Youth Education Through Innovation — Ann Marie Miller
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Sparking Change: How Kidvation Transforms Youth Education Through Innovation
An EdChoice article highlights how Kidvation, an Oklahoma-based nonprofit, is helping young students develop entrepreneurial skills through hands-on learning. Founded in 2022, Kidvation teaches children ages 8 to 15 how to turn their ideas into businesses, social projects and real-world innovations.
Students learn to create business plans, develop presentations and pitch their ideas to entrepreneurs. Kidvation even operates a student-led online marketplace where young people can sell their products. The program has expanded to more than 30 Oklahoma schools and reached students in several other states and countries.
Kidvation demonstrates how educational innovation can flourish beyond traditional classroom instruction. By partnering with public schools, charter schools and microschools, the organization shows how flexible learning models can help students build confidence, develop practical skills and discover opportunities they might not otherwise have.
Read More: Sparking Change: How Kidvation Transforms Youth Education Through Innovation — Ann Marie Miller