Imagine you're a teacher who has more than five minutes between classes to interact with an individual student. Teachers also interact more with parents than at traditional schools. A progress report is sent out once a month to the email address of the student, student's parents, and the student's school. Young said that some teachers have made an incredible bond with their students' families, and have even been known to go to dinner with them. Betty Vail, a physics teacher at FHS, agreed.
Parents are there from the beginning.
They can look online and see their students work. He said that while there was sufficient interaction with his teacher, online learning can be a very lonely way to get an education. Like Covington, some experts are concerned that virtual high schools will try to replace the traditional high school experience. High schools today do not engage the student. In middle school, you're trying to keep the adolescents focused.