Benefits of Learning At Your Own Pace (for online students)

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Working at your own learning pace (or self-paced) offers several long-term benefits that extend way beyond traditional schools: Long-term Benefits Overall, self-paced learning not only supports academic success but also cultivates essential life and career skills, positioning learners for long-term achievement and adaptability in a constantly changing world. #onlinehighschool #hopehighonline #onlineselfpacedhighschool #arizonaonlinehighschool

How Can Online High School Fit My Lifestyle?

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Self-Paced Flexibility Can Be A Game Changer Life is full of surprises, and for many of us, unpredictability is the only constant. Whether you’re juggling work commitments, family responsibilities, or pursuing your passions, traditional schooling may not fit into your lifestyle seamlessly. That’s where a 100% self-paced, personalized online high school can be a GAME … Read more

Strength Before Power Can Be Key To Being an Online High School Student

Performance One of the most important features of sports performance is maximal muscular power. Muscular power isn’t just bounding at maximum speed, or throwing something with maximum velocity. It also includes the strength to decelerate the body against gravity, or mass coming toward the body. Injuries don’t happen from the pushing of something, but from … Read more

Look Where You Want To Go, Not Where You Don’t Want To Go

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Calling All Online High School Arizona Students… “Look where you want to go, not where you don’t want to go.” It’s a lesson I learned the hard way on a mountain bike ride several years ago. Staunchly independent, raised with a zero-tolerance level for making mistakes, crashing into boulders and onto the ground rendered me … Read more

Your Time Is A Priceless Commodity – BLOG SERIES #5 of 5

3. Where Did The Time Go? Yes, this is a given and it happens, every second, every minute, every hour, every day, every month, every year, and so on. Here’s a question for you…how old were you about 4 years ago? Do you remember the things you did and the things you learned? Do you … Read more