My Tech High’s Schedule Builder
Families and students can use this interactive tool from My Tech High to build a sample personalized schedule.
Families and students can use this interactive tool from My Tech High to build a sample personalized schedule.
This video shares a glimpse into how a student at ASU Prep Digital uses the flexibility that the school offers to plan out coursework based on her personal schedule, which also includes daily music practice/lessons.
The course pace chart from ASU Prep Digital provides estimated time and deadlines for students to complete specific lessons and assignments in a course. The virtual school allows students to work at their own pace and complete assignments asynchronously, and this pace chart provides a roadmap to assist students with time management over a semester.
Teachers at ASU Prep Digital help their students plan out their week by mapping out their synchronous classes and the asynchronous work they need to complete. In this example, this sixth grade class has five live lessons to attend in one week, and then students need to complete a series of assignments over the rest of the week in different content areas. This weekly planner can help students stay on top of their coursework and supports them in building time management skills.
This sample focus group script can be used to assist you in planning a focus group conversation. Using a script enables you to capture relevant qualitative data and serves as a means to take notes during interviews/focus groups.
The Data Visualization tab within this Google Sheets workbook can be used as an example for how you might generate different types of data visualizations.
This sample Google Sheet can be used to create a database and later conduct data analysis.
Gem Prep Online requires students to join two to three synchronous live lessons per week. This schedule maps out the live lessons per grade level that students are required to join. During the rest of the week, students complete coursework, assignments, and projects in Canvas, the school’s LMS.
Teachers at ASU Prep Digital create weekly playlists for their students that include a calendar of what they are working on each week, indicating when they are attending live classes and when they are working independently (referred to as “Sun Devil Learning Time”).
An educator, also referred to as a guide, from The Forest School discusses what happens daily in the school’s middle school studio.