Enriched Learning

Which of the following describes enriched learning?

• Most of the coursework students complete at home but are required to have face to face sessions with the teacher.

• All of the coursework students complete at home with no required face to face contact with the teacher unless requested by student.

• The coursework is learned in class with practice and further reading optional for at home.

• The coursework is split between at home and in class learning time. Only some class sessions are required.

Enriched Learning is similar to a __________ environment?

• Collegiate
• High School

• Work Force

Which is NOT a reason for required in-person meetings with Enriched learning classrooms?

• To have opportunity for group work.

• To provide a space to fill gaps within content knowledge

• To hold students accountable

• To gain enough class hours for the schools requirement

Enriched learning classrooms are one way to implement work based learning programs in high schools?

• True

• False

Do students attend class everyday if in an enriched virtual setting?

• Yes

• No

Enriched learning can only be used in colleges?

• True

• False

Which are benefits of an enriched virtual learning environment? Select all that apply.

• Work based internship programs

• Students may review materials as many times as needed when learning

• Students may pick up additional day shifts at work when not in class

• Students can learn at their own pace

Which situation demonstrates enriched virtual learning?

• Jessica is doing an internship through her high school. She earns her math and science credit in the program so she goes to class once a week to ask any questions and her internship the other days.

• John has a study hall first period every day which he completes his math homework in, and then goes to his math period in which they use technology to watch videos, go over in class practice, and learn the new material.

Did you high school have collaborative spaces for students to work together?

• Yes

• No