Classroom AtmosphereIt comes as no surprise that one to one teaching comes with the smallest class size possible in any teaching environment. As the name implies, the individualized, or one on one, teaching method only has one student at a time. At San Diego Virtual School, individualized teaching lessons can be taken over the internet.
Unlike a traditional classroom, these individualized classes can be taken at any time during school hours, meaning you or your child can choose when it’s best to spend some personalized time with a teacher for his or her lessons. In addition, individualized lessons can be taken anywhere you can get an internet connection. Students do not need to travel to a school to receive their lessons and can choose the best atmosphere that cultivates their learning.
Individualized AttentionNaturally, in a traditional classroom, students won’t be able to receive individualized attention throughout certain classes. While a teacher may be able to provide one on one assistance before, in between, or after classes, a teacher’s availability is a lot less flexible than a teacher who works one on one.
Goal setting challenges and realistic goals, it may be harder to receive enough time in a traditional classroom for customized goals when classroom sizes are larger.
By working with a one on one teacher, a student can receive the full attention of the teacher in order to assist in curating the most accurate, challenging and realistic goal that the student can benefit from. The teacher will be able to contribute study tips and more to provide a more successful opportunity to learn.
CourseworkTraditional classroom settings almost always come with non-customized syllabi and coursework. This coursework is chosen by the teacher or the school in order to provide a high quality education to as many students as possible.
Even if the coursework is very educational and can help students learn a lot, it’s far less flexible than coursework designed in a one to one teaching session. Individualized teachers can work with the student, learn his or her goals, and customize the information and material to better match the goals of the student while still meeting state-specific education guidelines.
Social OpportunitiesEven if schools are designed to promote education, they make for great opportunities to meet other people and make friends. In traditional schools, these classes are an opportunity for a student to make a new friend while an individualized approach may not offer the same opportunity.