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Education Program Tailored Individualized instruction is the primary instructional strategy used at SoloQuest for students to learn the courses. A growing number of students in California are learning through this method as an alternative to classroom instruction. The personalization of a student's educational program, together with the one to one instruction with qualified teachers, are the key factors contributing to the academic success for so many students. It works well for many students because they can set their own pace and study schedules to match their optimal learning needs.
SoloQuest actively seeks student participation in the learning process so even the less motivated student can develop the responsibility and enthusiasm for learning and can be successful. The SoloQuest philosophy is that all students can learn college and career preparatory courses if given the individual support and are allowed the time necessary for their personal learning needs. The staff at SoloQuest works to ensure that all students work to their potential and succeed. Curriculum is challenging and prepares students for their future. The California Board of Education specifies that all schools provide instruction in designated areas. SoloQuest graduation requirements are aligned with these requirements and have been augmented to require more computer, career exploration and personal development course work and experiences so that students are truly prepared for the rapidly changing world. SoloQuest High School offers course work that satisfies the University of California "a-g" requirements and that has been approved by the NCAA (National Association for College Admissions Counseling). Click
here to see the SoloQuest High School Course List. | How Learning through Individualized Instruction Works Students work
one to one with a credentialed teacher in charge of scheduling, teaching assigned
curriculum, and monitoring each student's progress. Students take an active role in choosing their courses and are responsible for completing their assignments and projects within specific time frames. Assignments can
be completed at SoloQuest in the study area or computer lab, at home, in the library,
in career exploration sites or other educational settings. Credit can be earned for certain sports, art or drama activities that a student is involved in outside of school and courses can be taken at the local community colleges while the student is a high school student. Individualized Instruction Works for: |
