Featured Webinar
Using Data to Create Policies and Processes that Drive School Success
iSucceed Virtual Schools—a fully online school in Idaho—continually sees increases in graduate numbers and engagement. How did they get started? What makes them successful? It all starts with data. Register for October 12th at 2:00 pm ET to join the discussion on their strategies and success!
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How have online and hybrid learning been impacted by the pandemic?
The pandemic had sudden and drastic impacts on K-12 education. In-person learning shut down in 2020, and the disruption continued in fall 2021 with schools using various strategies to keep students, faculty, and staff safe.
What has happened in schools since then? In particular, how did the collective experiences and lessons learned impact schools that were already hybrid or virtual, or were created during the pandemic?
How do you ask providers the right questions?
Have you ever wondered if your provider really understands you? We don’t have all the answers, but we can help you ask the right questions. Watch our panel discussion, where we dive into educators’ experiences in selecting and implementing digital curriculum.
Reimagining Schools
We have known for years that traditional school doesn’t work for many at-risk students, but one of the surprises from the pandemic was finding that other types of students thrived in the flexibility of remote, virtual, and hybrid learning. Forward-thinking district and school leaders are seeing the challenges and lessons learned from the pandemic as an opportunity to offer innovative and flexible options for students and families who, for a variety of reasons, don’t want to go back to traditional school now or possibly ever. In this panel discussion, school leaders and other education experts that are leading new options in learning shared insights about their school models, the populations they are serving, their challenges, and their successes.
Virtual, blended, and hybrid learning should not look the same at every grade level
Although primary and secondary education is often combined as “K-12,” everyone recognizes that second graders are very different from high school students. That said, how can we shift conversations regarding instructional strategies and policies to focus on the different ways online and hybrid learning can serve students of all ages?
Elevating Student Voices in Virtual and Hybrid Learning
Why do students choose online and hybrid schools? How do these learning models impact students? We know why some learners choose these options: flexibility; to pursue interests; to catch up or get ahead academically; as well as other motivations. Join us to hear directly from students about why they choose innovation and how it impacts their lives.
Reimagining Schools for Students and Families Seeking New Options
We have known for years that traditional school doesn’t work for many at-risk students, but one of the surprises from the pandemic was finding that other types of students thrived in the flexibility of remote, virtual, and hybrid learning. Forward thinking district and school leaders are seeing the challenges and lessons learned from Covid19 as an opportunity to offer innovative and flexible options for students and families who, for a variety of reasons, don’t want to go back to traditional school now or possibly ever—and may seek other options, including private schools or homeschooling if their local district doesn’t offer new opportunities.
Recapture, Re-engage, and Retain Students by Adding Options Part 2
Although some students struggled with the disruptions to K-12 learning this year, others have thrived – with academic outcomes improving in blended/hybrid and virtual learning. Hear how fellow educators and leaders are keeping their students engaged and enrolled in their districts!
Recapture, Re-engage, and Retain Students by Adding Options
While some students and families have struggled greatly with the disruptions in K-12 learning during the past year, others have found ways to thrive—with academic outcomes improving in hybrid and remote learning environments. As we move forward, now is an opportunity to evaluate and use what has been learned for the students who are flourishing, keeping them engaged and enrolled in your district.
SEL that Works for Hybrid and Virtual Learning
Social emotional learning has been recognized as critically important during this time of remote learning. But SEL is not new. Experienced educators have been considering SEL needs for decades and are now planning to incorporate SEL into a variety of online and hybrid learning environments. In this webinar, our panel discusses student support and SEL as related to digital learning, from the perspective of experienced online educators as well as mainstream school districts.
Hybrid Learning that Works
In this webinar, hosts will explore what hybrid learning is, how schedules work, challenges, and how StrongMind supports hybrid from planning, implementation, courses, SEL, and more).
