If you’re an educational leader, chances are you’re familiar with distance learning options or even have experience running or building a virtual program for your school or district. If so, you know distance learning can be an incredibly powerful option for many students and families, but it’s not exactly “plug-and-play.”...
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Originally published on YourValley.net Adrian Colon has world-class ambitions on the international pitch — and the talent to see them through — as the 17-year-old prodigy is already a member of the Puerto Rico National Team, but ultimately is seeking World Cup glory. Today, he’s a defensive midfielder for 1FC Kaiserlautern...
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The 11-year-old leveraged the many benefits of online learning to explore her passion for theater and rack up her accomplishments in the world of fine arts. Aditi’s love affair with theatrical expression and creative writing began when she was in second grade. Late last summer, a local youth theater company...
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The way we teach is ever-changing. And that’s a good thing. Whereas the traditional lecture was once perceived as the best method of educating a room full of students, today there’s increased value in creating a two-way line of communication between educators and learners.  It’s commonly understood that the key...
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By Julie Young & William Donovan February 02, 2022 To the list of services that have grown in popularity during the pandemic, such as video conferencing, take-out delivery, and at-home fitness, add one more: virtual learning. Not the slap-dash remote instruction that many schools rushed to use following the shutdown...
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Learning pods offer an innovative way for students to gather in a shared learning environment while maintaining their safety and social life. They’re typically composed of four to five students (and often their parents and instructors), who meet as a group on a regular basis to discuss common coursework, group...
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