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On Line Learning
Elaine Said:
What are positives and negatives of on-line learning?We Answered:
++++ Positives -- You can do you homework and other things at your own time and pace. Plus, you can learn in a safe environment (your own home)---- Negatives -- It's really hard to stay focus and you sometimes fall behind on your work.
Kristina Said:
My daughter has a learning disability, but she desperately wants to go to college. Are there classes on-line?We Answered:
Many colleges are now offering online classes. While your still bound to the time restriction of a semester it certainly allows someone to learn at their own pace.With a valid GED I'm honestly shocked your local community college won't allow her to enroll for classes. While some classes require a certain score on placement testing, other than that there should be no barriers. I even had a high school student in one of my recent biology classes, so a GED may not even be required.
My first question would be, how high on the ladder did you go to enroll her? Did you simply see a teacher who was acting as an advisor or have an appointment with the admissions office? I could see some teacher, upon hearing learning disability, saying she couldn't attend based on ignorance.
I would call again and remind them of Title II of the Federal American with Disabilites Act (I'll link below) It addresses Educational Institutions and they are not allowed to deny access based on a disability.
If you are still rebuffed take it directly to the college president, they are notorious for bending to complaints, if you have to threaten to write the local media, the last thing they want is bad press.
Your daughter has a right to education regardless of her disability, and should be judged on her ability to perform. Unless she is unable to complete the requirements of a class she should be allowed to take them. Good luck.
Jacob Said:
what is the simplest way to learn GMAT? any free on-line learning material?We Answered:
We usually recommend the book and DVD set published by the Princeton Review. It's about $26 from Amazon--not free, but a whole lot cheaper than a prep course, and our applicants generally say it's worthwhile.Gabriel Said:
What are the best occupations / areas of work for using on line learning?We Answered:
It depends on what areas of work you're interested in - health care, business, etc. I am a medical coder and have been very happy in this field. There are related careers that also offer stability, reward and opportunity, such as medical billing and transcription. I found my coding education to be very conducive to learning online. I studied for just over a year and then took the CPC examination to become certified. It's been 14 years now.You can research all of these careers, and almost any career, through the Bureau of Labor Statistics. You'll find information on the career, salary, work environment, training, etc. It's hugely helpful! If you decide to pursue a medical coding career, you should check out Allied Medical School - http://www.medicalcodingcourses.com - I was happy with my training. No matter where you go, make sure to check the school's credentials through the U.S. Department of Education.
Joanne Said:
Line Learning, If I play my lines on tape whilst I sleep will I learn them better?We Answered:
not really. the best thing to do would be to run the lines with a friend or family member, and read through them if you are bored or are stuck in traffic or somethingGail Said:
What is your preference? Traditional or on-line learning? Why?We Answered:
I personally enjoyed being in the classroom. Because I never took an online course I cannot comment on that. I liked the personal interaction and discussions we had in our classes, and I also thought the opportunity to make presentations was very helpful--I do often give talks to groups of 100+ people at work--you def cannot do that with an online format. It took me about 4 years to earn my Master's degree, but I worked full and part time and did volunteer work also.Robin Said:
what kind of diplomat i will receive after on-line learning?We Answered:
??A diplomat is an official representing a country abroad.
A diploma is a certificate issued by an educational institution showing a particular level of achievement and/or completion.
I would call the university in question and find out from them.