web-based learning ppt

Graduation in the United States Slightly fewer than 69 percent of all public school students in the nation graduated from high school with a regular diploma in the class of 2007. A gap of more than 40 percentage points separates the best-performing and worst-performing states. The national leaders-Iowa, New Jersey, North Dakota, Vermont, and Wisconsin-each graduate at least 80 percent of their students. By contrast, the graduation rate falls below 60 percent in the District of Columbia, Georgia, Louisiana, Nevada, New Mexico, North Carolina, and South Carolina. †

data taken from EDE RC research center. used this for the data used to make table.

used these tips in my ppt. Doug Covey is the CEO of Blueprint Education . Below he offers valuable advice for online high school students and their parents.

Used as a source for my ppt....asynchronous and synchronous learning Evaluation of Evidence-Based Practices in Online Learning: A Meta-Analysis and Review of Online Learning Studies U.S. Department of Education Office of Planning, Evaluation, and Policy Development Policy and Program Studies Service Prepared by Barbara Means Yukie Toyama Robert Murphy Marianne Bakia Karla Jones Center for Technology in Learning 2009

This article is an excellent resource for my podcast....lots of facts, statistics about drop-out rates and programs available for credit recovery.

I took this pic of the person multi-tasking.

This pic i took for ppt. student sitting at 142 × 125 - 10k - gif hancock.k12.il.us

Excellent TEA web information on the advantages of online learning.

Being an at risk student doesn't mean being a failure. This article is good because it shows options for obtaining high school diplomas outside of the traditional high school.

This article points out the gap between hispanics, whites and blacks in GED success.

This provides important facts/statistics about the drop-out rate.

Great quotes about the benefits of online learning and the suppost that needs to be provided to online learners.