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Tutoring at Home No. 1

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Freedom and Existence No. 4 "Food"

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Freedom and Existence No. 3 "Obesity"

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"Freedom and Existence: A Collection of Essays" for sale on Amazon

"Freedom and Existence: A Collection of Essays" for sale as a Kindle or Paperback on Amazon 

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Should You Take an Online Course?

Should You Take an Online Course?

Before you decide to take an online course or to enroll in a cyber school be sure that you understand what is expected.

Successful Cyber School Students:

• value learning alone

• help build a sense of community

• communicate through writing in a challenging environment

• share class work, experiences, and reflections

• identify problems and tell the instructor when experiencing problems

• work 10 or more hours per week per course reading and writing on the computer

• meet all course deadlines and requirements

• commit to the concept that high quality learning can occur during an online course

• use technology effectively

• apply learned lessons

Online instructors can use many methods to inspire, challenge, and stimulate students, but these techniques lack the everyday face-to-face human contact that a regular classroom offers. Online instructors promote motivation by relating the course to prior experiences, to current workplace activities, and to student academic goals. Online instructors promote motivation by assigning grades to all activities and assignments. The online student must make motivation a top priority, and one way is to help build a sense of community among classmates and the instructor.