…Students at home need a tremendous amount of structure,
support and motivation to replace the same ingredients that
teachers, counselors, and administrators at the “brick and
mortar” school provide. Can you provide all those ingredients?
This is by the far the most important issue to answer. Parents that
are very active and structured usually have children that can
successfully keep up with the rigorous work load from the digital
and/or hardcover curriculum. Students left “on their own” have a
very high rate of failure.

If you agree to six or more of the statements below, distance
learning may be a good option for you. Regardless of your
score, remember that online learning is not easy. Your teachers
will demand at least the same quality of work that they would
demand in a traditional classroom setting. Know matter when
or how you decide to study, your teachers will hold you accountable,
so study hard and good luck in the pursuit of a great
educational experience!

1.I look forward to using a computer to learn new skills.

2. I am excited about using the Internet to research information
 and establishing communication with other students.

3. I like to solve problems and try to figure out solutions on my
own.

4. When a teacher gives an assignment, I can usually follow the
directions with little assistance.

5. I am motivated and can work on my own.

6. My schedule at home permits me to work at various times.

7. At have support at home to help me learn.

8. I do not need my teachers to constantly remind me of due
dates and assignments.

9. I consider myself a good reader.