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Choosing A Better Career Path

After struggling for months to climb the corporate ladder, I realized that there were some problems with my resume. I just wasn't as qualified as some of the other applicants, so I started to focus on my education. I worked hard to find a program that accepted people like me, and within a few short months I was able to find an incredible school that accepted people who had my qualifications. This blog is all about choosing a better career path and paving your own way--even if you are new to your field. Check out this blog for great information on being what you want to be.

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Deciding to allow your child to do high school online is always a decision that is stressful for parents. You want your child to have a great learning experience that will enable them to graduate with good grades and go on to post high school education while also being able to participate in the fun of high school friendships and events. Considering a few important things will help you make the decision that is right for your teenager.

Your child is an independent learner

If your child can learn without a lot of supervision and seems to grasp subjects easily, they will likely do well with online high school. However, if your child needs extra help with certain subjects, you will want to make sure that help is available through the online program your child is taking. If your child jumps into doing their schoolwork without being reminded, they will probably excel with online learning. 

Your child enjoys school

If your child enjoys school and learning it will make a difference in how easily they learn online. Having a natural love of exploring new things and learning makes it easier for a child to feel excited about logging in to do their lessons each day. If a child struggles with school or dislikes school, it can be difficult to keep them focused on learning online.

Your child is responsible

For many families, both parents working outside the home is the norm. If you decide to allow your child to school online, you will want to make sure they are responsible when left unsupervised for long periods of time. A child who lacks responsibility may not follow through with their online lessons or get easily distracted throughout the day, which may interfere with the learning process.

Your home life is not stressful

Crying babies or arguing parents and siblings can create a home environment that can make online learning difficult, especially if your child has trouble paying attention or does not have a separate learning space. Taking an honest look at your lifestyle at home can help you make the best decision about your child's ability to learn online versus in school.

Learning at home can be a great experience for a teen but it may not be the best solution for everyone. Determining if online high school is a good fit for your kid will mean taking a few important factors into consideration. Looking at your child's personality, as well as your own work and family schedule will help you make a decision you feel comfortable with.