Students Like Provost Academy Online Courses
Posted on July 10th, 2009 in College degree, Online Option, online education Online Option
At the national level, a growing number of students will take advantage of the technology as a pedagogical tool, allowing the formation of accredited proof of programs and flexible learning available to every student, regardless of time, place and speed of the learning.
Provost Academy, South Carolina, new online high school, “an enriching experience and uses the latest technology to help pupils adapt to a technological world,” says Dr. Darrell Johnson, Director of the College Provost. “Streaming video, podcasts, virtual classrooms, and special courses on request, to the students and a school completely tech-savvy education.”
The online offering has been Provost of the Academy of Edison Learning, a leading provider of educational services to schools across the nation. In the development and testing for Edison, in partnership with the faculty at Stanford University School of Education.
Students of some of its partner Edison Learning schools have already taken the opportunity to enhance the online experience of the classes first hand and has the following comments:
“I love you really think that you are at your own pace, and not expect to go, if you have already learned the lesson.”
“I have a lot more math online, that I have in my class because the teacher was from me, not the other kids in the room.”
“The school is less annoying, videos keep me interested and really help to learn.”
Dr. Johnson said: “The experience of the students already have e-learning shows that some children need more than the current choice. Size is not for everyone, and not every student learns in the same manner and with the same speed.
For students with excellence in the online class, all students of the College Provost is a free computer, a printer / scanner and a scholarship to the Internet to stay connected and in contact with teachers and advisors who are fully responsible for their success.
“It is important that we have with the pupils the necessary tools to develop in a technological era,” said Johnson. “The computer, Internet and mobile phones, new worlds of information, and we use this technology to our students’ education.”
As the students have said:
“The computer makes it easier for me by my duties,
“I never thought that I multitasking, but now I get a lot of tech and organized.”
“During my career as an educator, I know that regardless of the type of learning for students is that we use,” says Dr. Johnson. “We can not continue to be the same and expect different results.”
Provost Academy is under the intake of students for the coming school year. Parents and students in search of more information about the PASC, as above, or in raising awareness of community management in the region, visit the website: www.sc.provostacademy.com, or call the: 877-919-PASC (7272) free of charge.
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