Encourage Individualized Learning
"The DLC has helped open the doors of opportunities to students through the diverse course offerings and services that have been provided through the DLC. It's up to each school to seize this opportunity and realize that online learning is one more necessary skill that students need to be successful."
Dean Stenehjem, Superintendent, Washington State School for the BlindAppeal to the varied ways young people like to learn.
Create a collaborative, student-centered learning environment by opening new avenues for achievement. Technology helps them progress at the own pace and in their own style.
Whether they seek skills for the WASL, credits to graduate, or an AP class to prep for college, DLC resources provide powerful alternatives and incredible flexibility, which translates to success for everyone.
Use DLC resources to help your students:
- Develop deeper understanding and independent learning skills.
- Make relevant, real-world connections and reflect on their own learning.
- Generate their own ideas, questions, and hypotheses.
Retain students by keeping them engaged and excited about learning.
Some students need additional options and flexibility to transition through middle school or to cross the graduation finish line four years later. Other students may simply benefit from an online learning environment.
Meet the needs of every student with online resources, such as ExploreLearning Gizmos or Apex Learning ClassTools:
- Gizmos, interactive visual models for topics in math and science, engage students and increase comprehension and retention.
- ClassTools individual study plans allow students to work through a class at their own pace.
- ClassTools covers every subject and level, from remedial to AP.
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