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May 5th, 2023
In a Rolling Stone interview early in her career, Taylor Swift admitted, “I think I have a big fear of things spiraling out of control.” And that was before this past November’s Ticketmaster...
March 24th, 2023
So you're ready to make the switch to a cyber school! Congratulations! We're here with some help on how to choose the one that fits your child best — whether it's a cyber charter school,...
September 8th, 2023
As the school year starts and students begin to hunker down to their studies, many families begin to explore the wonderful world of clubs and extracurricular opportunities. PA Virtual prides itself...
About Cyber Education | Insider Perspectives
Cyber schools have certainly come to light in recent years! During the COVID-19 pandemic, families searched and learned about new avenues for their students. These unique pockets of learning were rediscovered by many and greatly appreciated. It was during these times that families realized their power in school choice. As a result, school districts either amplified or developed their own cyber schools. Families are again torn as they search for the correct path for their students. In this article, we will review the two types of cyber schools and their merits to help sort out the differences.
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Welcome back to our second blog post on different types of learners! As we indulge ourselves in the ideas of Super Heroes mirroring our own students in school, remember that we are all different and even change as we grow older! So while you may have a preference for a certain type of class or learning right now, that may change in the future. Today, we will dive into the world of reading/writing learners. Reading/Writing Learners stand out as patient students that carve out their own distinct paths within novels and books. These individuals thrive on the written word, finding solace and strength in text-based information. They excel in environments where reading and writing form the cornerstone of learning, and they have a unique ability to transform complex ideas into easily understood text.
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The season of spring is a time of new and exciting beginnings, which makes sense as to why April is designated as the National Month of the Young Child. Decades of research have shown early experiences for children from birth through age 8 provide an important foundation and set them up for success as they transition into school. To celebrate National Month of the Young Child and encourage developing necessary skills, this blog will feature activities to do with your children based on the four main domains of early childhood education: physical development, social and emotional development, cognitive development, and language and literacy skills development.
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Pennsylvania is rich with historical sites that celebrate and shine light on women's contributions to society and culture. For anyone at PA Virtual looking for a place to explore and learn during Women’s History Month, these sites offer valuable experiences that you’re not going to get anywhere else. They provide deep insights into the struggles and triumphs of women throughout Pennsylvanian history. Here's a guide to some must-visit locations across the state, each telling a unique story of women's roles in shaping our state.
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About Cyber Education | Cyber High School | Elementary School | Middle School
Greetings young learners, supportive parents, and guardians! Today, we're diving into the world of extra resources for online learners. It seems there are virtual resources everywhere but which ones are tried and true? No worries as we'll answer that question for you in this blog. I've taken the time to separate them into the major disciplines of education and look forward to seeing you all improve your educational lives. So whether you're struggling with one in particular or just want to learn more about everything, make sure to check them out and stick with them! A quick disclaimer, while diving into these resources, some are entirely free, others offer limited free content before requiring a subscription, and a few might need sign-ups right from the start.
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