The “American Thinker” today published a thoughtful article regarding online education. The supportive writer outlines some of the pros and cons of online education, acknowledging that it’s here to stay.
While we may yet be years away from online learning becoming a predominant form of education, if ever, it does play a critical role today in helping students catch up or get ahead on subjects that concern them. The Bridge Virtual Academy is proud to help meet the needs of students and their parents. Learn more about TBVA and our many course offerings here.
Excerpt from the American Thinker: “We are discussing here the future of education on this planet. Here are a few notes about online learning that may be of interest.
I know the faculty is generally dead-against it, but it is coming, maybe like a plague, maybe like salvation.’Tis a juggernaut. It is incumbent upon schools and colleges to make it work. Administrators think of dollars, faculty think of self-interest. Compromise is needed. There is more. We face a contest between political interests, notably the teachers unions and the public good. We see a paradox within American education, where the conservatives are the liberals, and the liberals are the conservatives.”
What do you think?
via Blog: Can Online Education Work?.
