Youngster e-learning
February 8, 2009 | 180 Views | 1 Comment
E-learning, like I mentioned previously, has flourished and become a common entity within our society. E-learning is not limited to higher education though. There are programs throughout the internet that offer education through the computer. Most of these schools are public,private and charter schools. Some of which financed through the state of origination. Although some of the public schools are jumping on the bandwagon and increasing their enrollment. Spokane has picked up NovaNET computer-based education and is implementing this within their system. Chicago school systems are now beginning to follow suit.
Most of these entities do not work from within physical based school systems. They are a separate entity that resides in a building (most of which close to the state’s capital) and run their day-to-day operation from there. This is done with a fraction of the administrative members, staff members and faculty that we are accustomed to seeing.
These schools are reputable and do everything they can to make sure the student is succeeding in their course work. Most of the schools give the student a new computer every two years, brand new text books every year and there is interaction between the assigned teacher and the student at least once a week. Some of the schools are specific to the state where the child is residing while others are nationwide with chapters in each state they support.
Above are just a few of the very successful online schools. Connectionsacademy is presently used in my home with our fifth grader. Could we ask for more? Of course the answer would be, yes. Every parent wants better things for their child. Albeit, as far as up to date texts and accessibility to resources to make the most of the experience, we couldn’t ask for any more.
22 Feb 2010 - 11:07
E-learning has been great. It has been one of the best decisions my wife and I have ever made. I have read a lot of studies about online learning and it turns out that online learning is proving to outperform standard teaching and learning methods. With that in mind I had enrolled my children in online education at an early age. My children attend an online k-12 tuition-free charter school named OHDELA. Our children get to learn for the comfort and safety of home, with out the peer pressures of public school. They offer the students to learn at their own pace and encourage them to excel in the areas they enjoy and best of all it is completely paid for. They provided everything we needed and more thru there mychoice account. I highly recommend anyone to check this program out. You can learn more at http://www.MYDELA.com.
I had looked into the places about and just felt this was a better fit for my family, and offered a little more but I think they are all great choices. My second choice would be connections.