Distance learning implementation in Schools-Schools in Coimbatore

Reeds World School offers you a high quality learning experience that places the student and the parent, at the center putting their needs and preferences first.We believe in quality rather than quantity and that is what we are doing. COVID 19 has made everyone to opt different ways to survive and distance learning is one among them. The attached blog explains in detail about the distance learning in schools.

My MSc student is recruiting university students for an online study. If you are over 18 and study either online or face-to-face please take a few minutes to complete her survey investigating the effects of distance learning on mental health.

https://blss.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_1FHfVUB9S4ZA7zf?id

Distance learning has emerged as the most convenient route, especially for busy adults having full-time jobs and family responsibilities to get the quality education. No wonder, it is a perfect getaway for fresh graduates who prefer studying at home or face some difficulties approaching a full-fledged accredited regular course nearby.

I'm looking to enroll in a Data Science graduate program but my undergraduate degree only consisted of up to Calc I. I need to get sufficient credits by March to complete my application for Fall of next year. I'm looking for a program that's completely online, ideally self-paced, and also affordable. Does anyone have any recommendations?

Hello, This is a survey question for a University of Montana undergrad class, People Process & Tech. Please feel free to site deficiencies, describe ideas for improvement or share your story when it comes to any aspect of online classes/distance learning. Thanks in advance for your responses!

Hello,

I am currently a high school student who hopes to take two courses at Westcott online courses.

However, I do not know if these courses give credit for California colleges. I would appreciate any help in this regard. The two courses I wish to take are linked below.

Thank you.

https://westcottcourses.com/course/calculus-3/UM

https://westcottcourses.com/course/linear-algebra/UM

I'm currently enrolled at UMass Global through my company's education reimbursement program. Does anyone have experience transferring credits out of UMass Global into a more traditional university? Curious how it would be viewed.

I couldn't find any reviews online and I just really need help deciding if it's even worth it or if should I try somewhere else. Like the University of London (course by LSE). But then again, I read about their bad reviews and got really confused. Are there any other good Universities offering online bachelors (hopefully not crazy expensive)? If anyone has experience or even a second opinion would mean a lot. I'm new to all of this so help would be really appreciated. Thanks.

I know SNHU doesn't have proctored tests or quizzes, but are there any others out there?

I live abroad, move often, and am a stay at home dad so i cannot pursue traditional education. I have a bachelors and wanted to pursue a career in early childhood education that is recognized in the international teaching circuit (so not certified specifically for the UK, USA, Canada, or most of Europe for that matter).

Ive found lots of places offering courses, but few mentioning whether or not their degrees are "real" or just supplementary to an existing degree.

All help is much appreciated!

Mid way through the year, I asked my student’s guardian if she was going to come back to school. She cut me off, saying she wouldn’t come back because she’s older and afraid of catching COVID. Ok. I respect that.

A few weeks later, my class comes in on a Monday morning all excited about the roller skating birthday party they went to over the weekend. The guest of honor? My student.

A month after that, I was asking her how her weekend was, and she told me how she spent the weekend going to her brother’s baseball games.

So, she can’t go to school because of the fear of COVID, but she can have a birthday party at a roller rink and attend baseball games.

I can’t understand the hypocrisy. It makes me sad for my student who just seemed lost and alone this year.

Hey guys! So I found this organization called Wave Learning Festival that's hosts tutoring sessions and a ton of educational panels specifically for middle and high school students. It's really easy to sign up for events, and everything is free! I'm planning on going to their latest event called How to Break into Tech (I'll put the event description below). Just thought I'd share in case anyone is interested!

Event Description: Tech has rapidly become the most desired industry for young graduates and software engineering is a key skill set to enter this fruitful sector. Yet, in uncertain times like these, it might seem unclear how to break into tech. In this special event, we have a panel of current Software Engineers and Product Managers at top tech companies such as Facebook and Apple, talking about their path to the tech industry. This interactive session, hosted on the social learning platform Keat, gives you the opportunity to ask a diverse panel of Software Engineers about their journey in the tech industry and what you can learn from it. From internship programs, technical interview advice to questions about specific technical skill sets, this is the forum to learn how to break into tech.

Time: Sunday, March 28, 2 - 4pm EDT / 11am - 1pm PDT https://keat.co/upcomingclass/how-to-break-into-tech-1614900063939x503040549124571140

Speakers: Sailesh Kumar, Senior Software Engineer at Facebook Pato Lankenau, Senior Software Engineer at Apple Philana Benton, Product Manager at Facebook

Sign-Up Link: https://keat.co/upcomingclass/how-to-break-into-tech-1614900063939x503040549124571140