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The State of Academic Growth in Remote Learning Environments

on June 10, 2021 | By Mark Holley
The traditional brick-and-mortar learning model has been eroding for years. Now, the pandemic has completely upended traditional in-person education. As more learners and parents are exposed to remote learning than ever, it’s important to ask, “How is online learning impacting academic growth?”  We’re here to provide an answer. In this article, we examine the state of academic growth in remote learning and examine where education is headed.
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Are Public Education Monopolies Strangling Online Charter Schools?

on May 25, 2021 | By Mark Holley
School choice is suffering in California, and a district public school monopoly could be the culprit. Whether parents realize it or not, public school monopolies threaten educational quality, K-12 costs, and school choice. Worse yet, they snuff out the learning options that are available to your child.  In this article, we examine whether there’s a monopoly stifling online charter schools and where California public education is headed.
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Why Online Charter Schools Will Surpass Traditional Public Schools

on March 2, 2021 | By Mark Holley
Students are flocking to online charter schools. These schools are skyrocketing in popularity in recent years, and they’re now poised to pass traditional public schools.  Wondering what’s behind this unprecedented shift and what it means for your child’s education? Read on for more on this rapid rise and the reasons students are flocking to online charter schools.
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Online Charter Schools: Everything You Need to Know

on February 16, 2021 | By Mark Holley
The type of school you choose for your child’s education could change the course of their life forever. If you’re a parent, you probably already understand the critical weight of the decision. It only makes sense to learn everything you can about your options.  And with more parents choosing online charter schools than ever, it’s time to get to the bottom of this often-misunderstood type of education.
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What are Charter Schools and How Do they Work Online?

on January 28, 2021 | By Mark Holley
Charter schools are jumping in popularity, and online learning is exploding in all directions. Still, if you’re like most parents, you may not understand what charter schools are—or how they work online. That’s a scary unknown if you’re trying to pick out the best learning environment for your child. We’re here to clear up the confusion and give you a glimpse into the world of online charter schools. In this article, we pin down exactly what charter schools do and how they work online.
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Education 101: What is a Public Charter School?

on December 15, 2020 | By Mark Holley
Public charter schools are rapidly growing in popularity. However, most parents still don’t quite understand what a public charter school is and what makes them different from other types of schools.  We’re here to set the record straight. In this article, we clear up the confusion around public charters and nail down exactly what a public charter school is.
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Distance Learning Works When It's Student-Focused

on June 18, 2020 | By Dr. Jessica Spallino
As school districts look at the most safe and practical way to reopen for the coming school year, many ideas and concerns arise as how to effectively do so. Most of the focus in doing so has been on securing funding, modifying instructional day calendars and limiting students on a school site at a time. As these conversations evolve, an increased analysis of distance learning is emerging. We have heard from parents, students, teachers and schools on how distance learning has been working at their schools due to social distance requirements from covid-19 and most responses have been less than favorable. Most of the negative feedback on distance learning has been primarily that it is difficult, ineffective and doesn’t at all constitute real schooling.
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5 Tips for Successful Independent Study

on March 19, 2019 | By Method Schools
5 Tips for Successful Independent Study  When you join the wondrous world of a quality virtual charter school, you have plenty to gain; a better education as well as the flexibility to have fun and be successful. You will find it engaging for your child, the one who get easily bored at school. For gifted learners, they will be better challenged; with those who struggle, they can move at their own pace. The “wondrous” part is that you gain flexibility and better student engagement. As with any great undertaking, there are tips that will make your child’s academic life more manageable and even easier. Here are our top five:
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4 Tips for Parents for Online Learning Success

on November 5, 2018 | By Steve Bentley
4 Tips to Parents for Online Learning Success The educational options available to K-12 students is quite varied. While many students continue to succeed in traditional school settings, we are fortunate, today, to have numerous opportunities for those students who don’t quite fit this mold. If you believe that online education may be a fit for your student, here are a few tips that may help you make your decision and will help you set up your student for success and a valuable and meaningful educational experience.
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What is a Virtual School?

on October 10, 2018 | By Method Schools
 
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