Online education comes with a range of instructional models designed for different learners and goals. Here are some essential terms to help you navigate how courses are built and delivered: for a printable pdf click here. Asynchronous Learning Students work independently, accessing content and completing assignments 100% of the time on their own schedule. Synchronous … Read more
Q: Is it really possible to switch schools mid-year and not fall behind? A: Yes! Some online high schools have start dates all year. You begin fresh, set your own pace, and continue your learning on your schedule. Hope High Online benefits: Hope High Online enrolls students year-round, so you can get your paperwork completed … Read more
Ready for a Fresh Start? Transferring now could be the best half-year decision you make! Flexible, 100% self-paced online learning is built for YOUR journey and your schedule, at your speed, with support every step of the way. Reaching the halfway point in the school year could be exhausting or hopeful? Maybe the days feel … Read more
Gateway Community College’s Nursing, Healthcare, and Wellness Division recently teamed up with CFA and the Maricopa County School Superintendent Office to host a Teacher Pathway Day at their Central City campus near the airport. The event connected educators and counselors with hands-on information about the college’s bioscience and healthcare programs, as well as other technical … Read more
Choosing the best online high school for your student can feel confusing, especially with all the crazy terms floating around. This short guide helps you know what each model means, avoid confusion, and find the right learning fit—whether that’s the total flexibility of a virtual school or the balanced structure of a hybrid program. > … Read more
HOPE…can lead to CRITICAL THINKING. Setbacks invite questions and valuable thoughts: What happened? Why? How do I do better next time? HOPE fuels curiosity instead of defeat. It shifts your focus from “I failed” to “What CAN I learn and/or what SHOULD I learn from this?” That’s the core of critical thinking, and it’s one … Read more
High school can feel like a constant test.. not just in the classroom, but in life. Homework piles up, personal goals conflict with all kinds of deadlines, and sometimes forward progress is anything but doable. In those moments, it’s tempting to just give up or find the easy way out. But…what if you looked at … Read more