01August, 2019
20:1 Class Size and More Blue Track Enhancements for 2019-20
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We’re continuously refining our program to better serve students of all backgrounds, abilities and interests. And as we enter our sixth school year, we're more equipped and committed than ever to support growth for each-and-every student. We have made many enhancements to better support online,...
28February, 2019
Online Summer School With Method
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quality schools, adaptive curriculum, Online Learning, Method Schools, Online Curriculum, Method High School, Summer School, online high school, NCAA approved, UC a-g, WASC, online summer school, free summer school
Online Summer School
For many of us, summer school means sitting in a class for 4 hours every day turning through textbook chapters, completing packets, and taking exams, but it doesn’t have to be that way. Method Schools Summer program allows for mobility and flexibility while still earning...
22October, 2018
Teacher Is Still King Today
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Online Learning, Method Schools, School Choice, highly-qualified teachers, smartfox, teacher quality
I'm not a teacher. I've never been a teacher. But this is my 20th year in K-12 education in finance, marketing, and product development, and I've had some thoughts lately about how education has changed in my time and what it will look like in the near future. While there have been some changes...
06August, 2018
How To Make A Successful Online School
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Online Learning, Online Curriculum, online home school, teacher support
My personal experience in the online learning space
Over 20 years ago, I can remember being one of the first in my professional circle, pushing to implement virtual content in a variety of educational settings. I met this push with fierce resistance and many questions that I didn’t yet have...
16July, 2018
How Online Learning Has Disrupted Traditional Schooling
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Online Learning, Traditional School, personalized instruction
Whether examining the auto, tech, educational or any other industry, the threat of being outperformed by innovative newcomers is continuously growing. Generally, innovative newcomers outperform others within their industry by introducing more and convenient affordable products or services that...
26October, 2016
Creating a Schedule for Online Home School: 5 Questions to Ask
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Online Learning, Online Curriculum, online home school, home school, homeschooling
One of the hardest things about transitioning to online home school is learning to adhere to a schedule. You have what initially feels like an endless amount of freedom in front of you, and it's easy to fall into the trap of ignoring those school responsibilities. There are so many other things...
05October, 2016
Five Obvious Benefits Of Online High School
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As your child enters their high school years, you may begin to question which option will best meet their educational needs. With public schools, private schools, charter schools, and online charter schools available, there are resources available to meet the learning needs of a wide variety of...
14September, 2016
Balancing "On and Off Screen Time" In An Independent Study Charter School
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At Method Schools we aim to educate the whole student by integrating a variety of modalities into our program. As an independent charter school, we have been afforded the creative space to combine adaptive and personalized online learning with small group instruction along with collaborative and...
01September, 2016
Should My Student Attend An Online High School?
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For many, online courses offer an attractive solution to the distractions of traditional high school classes. However, despite the benefits of online courses, many students still prefer traditional on site education as USA Today has reported. So what are the pros and cons of taking a high school...
