I took an online class in high school. They told me it was the first ever such class taken for credit in the US. It was pretty bad, but I didn’t expect much. It

I took an online class in high school. They told me it was the first ever such class taken for credit in the US. It was pretty bad, but I didn’t expect much. It’s easier to learn the answers this way, but much harder to ask the questions. As an adult looking back on who in my class became a teacher, I also realize that teachers in general are usually not the people you most want your kids learning from. Not the worst though. Curriculum is mostly just a vehicle for inquiry, and should be treated as such. Expect no results from this online platform. The kids will get the material done just fine, but they won’t engage with it unless you make it relevant to their imagination. Maybe it’s not that important though. Maybe they should be interested in other things.