|iNACOL Introduces Statement of Principles for Effective Online Learning|
|posted by: Alix | July 31, 2012, 01:35 PM|
Last week, the International Association for K-12 Online Learning (iNACOL) released a new statement of policy principles aimed at creating effective online learning laws in states across the country. iNACOL's Principles for Model Legislation in States will give interested parties guidance in establishing policy that puts student achievement front and center via online learning.
iNACOL is a Washington, D.C. based, non-profit organization of education stakeholders, which includes AAE, that is focused on student-centered education reforms. The organization makes policy recommendations based on what works for students in the online environment. Fundamentally, iNACOL believes students should have access to the continuum of high-quality learning opportunities through online and blended learning to allow for multiple pathways for students.
The five principles outlined by iNACOL focus on fostering accountability, creating high-quality programs, and promoting access to effective teachers. The recommendations include:
Click here to view the complete explanation of principles.
Do you support online learning? Do you think these principles present effective guidelines?