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 Self-Directed Learning: Acton Academy emphasizes self-directed learning, where students take ownership of their education. They set their goals, manage their time, and learn at their own pace. 

 Project-Based Learning: Instead of traditional lectures and exams, Acton Academy often uses project-based learning. Students work on real-world projects, solving problems and applying their knowledge in practical ways. 

 Socratic Discussions: Acton Academy incorporates Socratic discussions, where students engage in deep, meaningful conversations to explore ideas and develop critical thinking skills. 

 Mixed-Age Classrooms: Acton Academy typically organizes students in mixed-age classrooms. This fosters a collaborative learning environment where older students can mentor younger ones, promoting a sense of community and shared responsibility. 

 Emphasis on Character Development: In addition to academic achievements, Acton Academy places a strong emphasis on character development. Students are encouraged to develop qualities like resilience, perseverance, and a sense of purpose. 

 No Traditional Grades: Instead of traditional grades, Acton Academy often uses alternative methods of assessment. This can include portfolios, presentations, and other forms of demonstration of knowledge and skills.