Any seasoned educator will tell you that teachers face many different learning styles in the classroom. Students vary widely, even when the classrooms are small. Accommodating different learning styles is a challenge all schools face, but there are adjustments that can be made to help.
In an ever-increasing global community, no one should be asking why learning a second language in high school is so important. And if you are planning on continuing your education after high school, you don’t need to ask yourself if learning a second language will help you get into college becau
How can parents know if a school is providing a good education? Who monitors the quality of an academic program to ensure that students are receiving the kind of preparation they need? There are several organizations whose responsibility it is to establish an accredited high school. These can
Rolling admissions means that you can enroll is a school at any point throughout the academic year. While some schools may want you to wait until the beginning of a new marking period, others will allow you to join classes when you’re ready.
By the time students reach high school, if there is a need for therapy, it has been identified and a list of requested accommodations has been outlined. Often times, these students have already started working with private counselors or therapists outside of school and/or enrolled in special pro
There are many choices in schools and knowing which one is the best fit for a student can be daunting. What happens when you’re weeks or months into a new school year and you can already see the writing on the wall - you’ve enrolled in a school that isn’t working out as planned? Transfer!
First of all, as someone who has worked in education almost 40 years I can’t imagine saying there are disadvantages to education. There are, however, pros and cons to different styles of education and a popular buzzword in the field over the last couple of decades has been “progressive education
Applications for private high school admissions may vary slightly from school to school, but there are several components that will remain constant regardless of where you apply. Making a personal statement is one of those basics, so my first advice is - don’t cheat.
In just a couple of months, students will be notified about their private high school acceptances. Just like during the college admissions process, you likely applied to several schools and you can soon see what your choices are once all of the results are in.
You will find several options available as you look for the school that best fits your needs. Be careful, however, because the diploma you think you are getting may not be useful for your goals.