1.Flexible Learning
At Cambridge Home School Online, we offer four homeschooling programs: Primary Prep/Key Stage 2 (ages 7 to 10), Lower School/Key Stage 3 (ages 11 to 13), Upper School/IGCSEs (ages 14 to 16), and Sixth Form/AS & A-Levels (ages 17 to 19). Across each program, we use the flexible learning model to avoid overworking students.
No matter how talented and gifted a student may be, they cannot achieve their full potential if they’re pushed beyond their limits. Unfortunately, this is the case in many conventional schools in New Delhi today. Students are overworked and often bullied into improving their academic performance.
In some cases, students are made to stay back in school for longer than the expected duration. Their teachers may use verbal, emotional, or even physical violence to achieve better learning outcomes.
As an institution, we are against this approach. While we maintain academic rigorousness, we ensure that students aren’t overworked. Our MA/MSc/PhD teachers use the flexible learning model to help students maintain good mental health. Once their classes end for the day, our students have ample time to enjoy personal and social activities like hanging out with their friends, playing sports, exploring their interests and hobbies, developing new skills, and so on.
Students aren’t restricted to academic growth. Instead, we double down on academic, personal, and social growth. Students don’t return home feeling tired, overwhelmed, and fatigued. They retain high energy levels and perform exceptionally well in and after school.
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