Distance Education: Is the virtual classroom for you? Part 3

Distance Education: Is a virtual classroom for you? Part 3

Challenging aspects of distance education:

·        Lack of in-person interaction: Some educators argue that both teacher and student and student and teacher contact are essential toward learning. In a distance learning classroom, you may be able to participate within conversations or class discussions on a chat room, message room, or web conferences- the experience is vastly different from actual physical interaction.

·        Different levels of quality: Many distance-education programs supply excellent learning experiences, but others may not.

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Research any program before enrolling, in order to examine the difficulty level. If you are selecting your own program, be sure to examine the programs accreditation before enrolling.

·        The need of self-initiative: Distance education allows you to create your own schedule. If you cannot properly motivate yourself, this might not be an ideal educational setting for you.

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Distance education: is a virtual classroom for you? Part 2

Distance education: Is a virtual classroom for you? Part 2

Positive aspects of distance education

Independence and time management: taking courses online allows you to hone your ability to work independently. You also gain experience in managing your time efficiently.

A flexible schedule: Schools can only provide a certain number of class periods in a simple school day, and there may be a time constrain, therefore not allowing you to learn properly. Because distance education allows you to participate in classes outside of school hours, It allows you to explore your particular fields of interest.

Advanced and specialized classes: Some schools cannot provide advanced or specialized classes. Distance education allows you to gain experience in areas or subjects your school cannot provide you with.

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Distance Education: Is a virtual classroom for you? Part 1

Distance education: Is a virtual classroom for you? Part 1

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You may want to participate with in a class that your high-school does not offer. Under several circumstances you can enroll in the class through distance learning.

Distance education is a method in which you participate in a class without actually being present where it is taught. Internet-based technology allows you to participate in lessons and class sessions from almost anywhere.

Some High-Schools agree to recognize distance learning credits when the school does not possess the resources required to distribute the course. Distance education is often utilized to increase options in rural areas and increase the selection of AP® courses.

You might have to participate in a self-tutorial at home in the evening, or participating in a class that is being held one thousand miles away, along with other High-School students. Converse with your school counselor in order to widen your selection.

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