Removing the "room" from Classroom

For some people the classroom is not the ideal place to learn. Between students trying to prove themselves as subject-matter experts and those who ask questions for the sake of asking questions, between the busy work and lack of work handed out by teachers and the clocks that are five minutes fast and five minutes slow; there is very little room for a proper education. How a student is able retain any information presented in a classroom crammed with annoyances and the tiniest discrepancies is beyond me. However, the tiniest of irritations can be avoided by removing the classroom from education. By creating his or her own learning environment a student can make sure all unpleasant quirks are nonexistent.
 
The best thing about an “at-home” education is that it does not have to be taken literally. Home is where a student is comfortable, safe and able to be productive in a positive environment. “Home” does not always mean “house”. Home can be your favorite café or your own corner section of the library. Home can be any number of places that allow you to take away the best education possible and this is something of which Penn Foster is well aware.  In a world where complete downtown areas are wi-fi accessible and where you can take your laptop almost anywhere there is no need for the annoyances of brick-and-mortar classrooms. There is also no need to be paying more money for these annoyances when you can receive a college education that won’t put you thousands of dollars in debt. Nowadays, online education is the only thing that seems to make sense.


Contributing Blogger – Adam M.

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November 27. 2007 23:46

you are 100% right,I really started to love this home education method,and I hope to keep pursuing my education without having to stop working.I wish to see Penn Foster offering BS and even master's degree so I can stay with them in the future..

November 30. 2007 16:47

At first I thought that there was no way I could teach myself they way a teacher could. Once I got my books I realized that this was a much better way to learn. I went at my own pace and dont have to worry about a teacher going too fast through the lesson or being late for class. PennFoster really was one of the best decisions I ever made!!

Michele. R

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