Face to-face learning
- 1. FACE-TO-FACE LEARNING A PRESENTATION BY DAVID SEFF and why it works better than online learning
- 2. A QUICK OVERVIEW TO GET US STARTED Hands on Approach FACE-TO-FACE LEARNING Accountability No Need for IT Background Physical Proximity Personal Parent/Educator Relationship
- 3. PHYSICAL PROXIMITY Proximity plays a huge role in any form of education. The closer students are to resources the better of a position they are in to succeed. Teacher and educators also are better equipped to provide extra help when they can see the student's work first hand.
- 4. PERSONAL PARENT/EDUCATOR RELATIONSHIP Part of the education process is not just in the classroom. Home life plays a crucial part in education. It is important that both parents and teachers communicate effectively. When parents are invested in their child's education, wonderful things can be achieved.
- 5. HANDS ON APPROACH In a classroom or one-on-one setting, it important to acknowledge that unlike online education, teachers have the opportunity to take a hands on approach. Educators can step in and give extra attention to a particular lesson based off of students needs.
- 6. ACCOUNTABILITY Much like a hands on approach, in person education provides much more accountability. If students are struggling in class or not doing their homework, educators have a way of keeping students engaged and keeping them accountable for their work.
- 7. NO NEED FOR BACKGROUND IN COMPUTERS Most often, online learning is plagued with the technology holding the student and teachers back. With face-to-face learning, technology is used, but not relied 100% upon. If a teacher is using technology to aid a lesson, they can still teach without it. This is not the case with online learning.