During the orientation, we try to talk about the difference between a traditional adult education class and a distance learning class.
Certainly Distance Learning has some advantages.
You can use the program when it's most convenient for you. There isn't a set schedule that you have to follow as in a traditional class.
You can focus on only what you need as opposed to following a set curriculum. Skills Tutor is a very structured program, but you can pick and choose the activities based on your individual needs.
You set the pace of instruction. You can speed up when the material is easy and slow down when the material is more challenging.
There are also some disadvantages.
Since there is no set schedule to do the work, many of us find other things to do rather than sitting down at the computer to work.
Even though Skills Tutor can direct you if you are correct or incorrect, it can't direct you to the most important lessons and can't interpret why you made the mistake in the first place. Therefore, you are left alone to analyze your mistakes and figure out strategies to help you do better in the future.
Fortunately, here at Network RI you have a team of people who are here to help you. The most successful participants of this program are those who keep in contact with me and their career counselor. If there is any way I can help you to achieve your goals, please do not hesitate to contact me.
A resource for clients enrolled in the Skills Tutor Program at Network RI in Providence
Welcome
I want to welcome you to the blog for Skills Tutor
Here you will find:
* Information about workshops offered
* Strategies for Reading, Math, and for using Skills Tutor
* Blogs about unemployment and Strategies for Job Search
* The tip of the week
* Google Talk - a place to chat with your instructor
* Job Hunting Tips
Please check this blog often. I try to post new information of interest at least once per week. Thanks, Cheryl
Here you will find:
* Information about workshops offered
* Strategies for Reading, Math, and for using Skills Tutor
* Blogs about unemployment and Strategies for Job Search
* The tip of the week
* Google Talk - a place to chat with your instructor
* Job Hunting Tips
Please check this blog often. I try to post new information of interest at least once per week. Thanks, Cheryl
The opinions I express on this blog are purely my own and should not be taken as advice given by CCRI, Network RI or any other organization.
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