According to a new report from the National Education Policy Center in America, too many students enrolled in virtual or blended learning schools are performing poorly, leading educators to fear that “dodgy” online programmes are threatening the existence of their higher quality peers. The report, which was released on Monday, found that only one out of every five high school graduates is now prepared for college and career after completing at least two years of college. " Source: Six solutions were suggested, the main one being - to slow or halt the growth of online schools completely until the reasons for such poor performances were identified.
According to a new report from the National Education Policy Center in America, too many students enrolled in virtual or blended learning schools are performing poorly, leading educators to fear that “dodgy” online programmes are threatening the existence of their higher quality peers. The report, which was released on Monday, found that only one out of every five high school graduates is now prepared for college and career after completing at least two years of college. " Six solutions were suggested, the main one being - to slow or halt the growth of online schools completely until the reasons for such poor performances were identified.