Students are feeling shortchanged. The online instruction they’re getting isn’t the education they envisioned. Expectations fall short when learners don’t receive personalized yet familiar education through their curriculum. What’s missing in successful learning today?
A personalized yet familiar education throughout a curriculum entails a learning experience that is meaningful and prepares students for the real world.
We’re teaching in uncertain times. Upon graduation, students will enter an economy we’ve never experienced before. The greatest challenge as educators is to equip learners with the skills necessary to tackle an ultra-challenging workforce.
The challenge remains: how do we keep the level of enrichment the same, or supersede the standards existing before?
And it isn’t easy.
We spoke with Dr. Mann, Ph.D., from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln to reveal his most significant challenge in navigating the pandemic.
“Surviving,” he said with a chuckle.
Many educators encounter problems in figuring out what technology we need, how it works, and logistically structuring courses in next to no time.
The only certainty that lies ahead is the lack of it. Capsim helps educators reach a way to deliver classes in an engaging and effective online setting. We challenge educators to keep engagement high in an online environment. To not only survive, but thrive fortuitously.
Studies reveal just 27% of college graduates have jobs closely related to their college majors. “This really makes a strong case for work-based learning,” said Jane Oates, a former official in the U.S. Department of Labor during the Obama administration, who is now president of WorkingNation, a nonprofit organization.