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I went in to get my timetable yesterday, when i got it, i only had 4 courses in total on it, 2 each semester. So i went to guidance to try to fix up my schedual.
My school had a budget cut, and they had to cut back on the number of classes each course had.
One course i took "Earth and Space Science" was in the way of a course that I needed for my 2nd semester courses. We moved my timetable around a bit to accomadate the class i needed which was 11U math, which i needed for adv functions and calculas. We then discovered 11U math was full, so we moved everything back.
Another big problem was that adv functions was full, and i needed that as a prerequsite for calculas. So now i have 2 courses that have full classes and I cant get into.
Since i want to graduate this year, we moved on to other options, Virtual school and night school. Since i have 2 classes in total i NEED to take out of school.
I have already done 11 U/C math so i believe that i can take 11U math online and still do decently.
My questions are....
What is online/virtual school like?
Why did my school cut down classes on a course like advanced functions, when it's needed for every single university course (cept english).
Is virtual school harder of easier then nightschool
Keep in mind im not naturally smart like a lot of people are, and to get good marks i need to work some what hard.
**EDIT**
Also since im taking so few courses im now considered a part time student and my father's insurance through his work, which covers my glasses, and dental coverage only covers full tiem students.
 
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Korea (South)11587 Posts
if u can keep the urge to stay away from TL when ur doing online class u can do it.
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The thing im most concerned about, is a math course online how am i supposed to write out formulas for homework and stuff?
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mspaint?
but seriously, they might ask you to use the equation/math editor(wateveritwasiforgot) in ms word or learn to use those symbol things as replacements where you should expect to use a lot of parenthesis. (((()())))()()((()))(()))
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I don't know how the Canada systems work, but I was homeschooled/unschooled (I had no curriculum or work) instead of going to highschool. I recommend it for anyone. I had to take a GED test to get the equivalent of a highschool diploma, and later took the SAT to go to college.
In short, perhaps dropping out of school and taking an equivalence test is the way to go.
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And by dropping out, I mean doing it under the officlal cover of homeschooling.
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Wooow, what an insanely overcomplicated system.. Anyways, online classes is so extremely individual - i couldn't pass one as there are too many distractions - many others don't pay attention in class and read up on things on their own when they write their papers and study for tests regardless.
Then again, i never study for anything provided i've attended the classes and think that's a much more comfortable solution, so i'm not complaining.
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virtual like online school? you learn on your own.
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EPT
