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It might seem that students are back on track now that they are in the classroom again after the pandemic, but studies show that it may take another year or two to fully catch up on their education. Here are two simple New Year’s resolutions for students to keep their education moving forward. “First resolution […]
Written by Learn4Life on January 17, 2023
Like any parent, Aniyah’s mom just wants the best for her daughter, and education is a priority in their family. “Aniyah has always been a good student and she especially loves art,” noted her mom, Christina. “She uses art to better understand her coursework – something she couldn’t do consistently in a traditional school. Along […]
Written by Learn4Life on January 17, 2023
Being the parent of a child with special needs can be tough. It can lead to a lot of questioning, even in your own abilities as a parent. But you are not alone! And there are plenty of things you can do to make sure your child gets the most out of their education. Here […]
Written by Learn4Life on December 9, 2022
The holidays can be the most wonderful time of year, but for some it can be a toxic time, full of anxiety and endless scrolling. Studies show social media use among children spikes about 70% during the holiday season, for a total of more than eight hours per day. “But not everything about social media […]
Written by Learn4Life on December 9, 2022
Lonnie S. likes coming to his high school and socializing, but that wasn’t always the case. At his previous school, he was bullied and struggled both socially and academically. That all changed when he transferred to Learn4Life. “This school is more welcoming and the teachers are so understanding,” he explained. “It’s such a positive environment. […]
Written by Learn4Life on December 9, 2022
The transition to high school from junior high was challenging for Serina V. The schoolwork became more demanding, and she found it hard to get extra help. “Everything got harder and nobody tried to understand where I needed the help. Everyone just wanted to get through the class,” said Serina, age 17, who was on […]
Written by Learn4Life on October 25, 2022
Remember when getting help with your homework at the kitchen table often ended in tears and frustration? These days, many parents are working from home but are challenged to find time to work with their children. Tutors can bridge this gap and with remote options available, they can connect with students now more than ever. […]
Written by Learn4Life on October 25, 2022
Rafael E. remembers his digital media class when the teacher had them fly drones to get compelling aerial shots. Fast forward three and a half years and Rafael is flying reconnaissance drones for the U.S. Army. Enlisting right after graduation, he was sent to boot camp three days later and has been sent overseas […]
Written by Learn4Life on October 25, 2022
Karina B. struggled with some mental health issues that made going to a public school difficult. She was anxious around large groups and suffered from depression which exhausted her both emotionally and physically. “Learn4Life helped me finally face myself. Did I really want to spend my whole life going in circles? Or did I want […]
Written by Learn4Life on September 20, 2022
When students are given the opportunity to learn something they can apply in real life, they are more engaged in school and perform better academically – and why we integrate Workforce Innovation Opportunity Act (WIOA) partnerships into our learning model. Students prepare for jobs by developing professional skills, land paid internships and earn high school […]
Written by Learn4Life on September 20, 2022