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Why Online Education Is Inevitable Add Video
I teach in a unique hybrid arts program attached to a K-12 Cyber Charter school. I see the majority of my students in person twice a week, and they take the rest of their coursework at home online the other three days of the week. This is a growing trend that, from my personal experience with it, will eventually be going international. This video does a pretty good job of explaining why. I am very excited to be a part of the shift that is bringing education into the 21st century.
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