At traditional brick-and-mortar high schools in Ontario and across North America, students are expected to move through course material at a uniform pace with the rest of the students in their classes.These students have little to no control over how they pace their studies. Rather, their pace is determined for them by their teachers, curriculum, and school board. They are expected to meet deadlines and are penalized when they fail to do so. Learning at a uniform pace is called synchronous learning and it does not benefit all students.
When Kids Are Left To Learn At Their Own Pace And Capacity
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When Kids Are Left To Learn At Their Own Pace And Capacity
When Kids Are Left To Learn At Their Own Pace And Capacity
When Kids Are Left To Learn At Their Own Pace And Capacity
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When Kids Are Left To Learn At Their Own Pace And Capacity
Blog - Ontario eSecondary School
Blog - Ontario eSecondary School
When Kids Are Left To Learn At Their Own Pace And Capacity