Teaching with Technology. VisionEdCare Virtual classroom significantly reduce schools budget .

Nov. 5, 2010 - PRLog -- VisionEdCare Virtual Classroom is creating best value for schools.  
                                 
Everyone agrees that there is no substitute for one-on-one tutoring.  A tutor focuses on just one child during a session. When the child gets the complete attention of the tutor, it is sure to make a huge difference. It produces immediate and lasting impact on their academic performance.

As a parent you know that your child needs some bit of tutoring to fill the skill gaps that he or she experiences on a daily basis.

According to various studies skill gaps like these are normal for most children; however these skill gaps especially in Maths, English and Science can lead to poor grades and eventually take the child’s interest away from learning.

By utilising present day Internet technologies, VisionEdCare replicates the real world classroom teaching scenario online.

The tutor and the student have two-way audio conversation using a hands-free headset with microphone, hooked up to their respective computers.

They share the same electronic whiteboard, and exchange questions and answers in writing which are displayed on both their computer screens.

Though they are not physically sitting face to face, a real time one-to-one environment is created, thus making personal tutoring possible.

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Helping schools cut cost.
'Teaching technology on a budget http://www.guardian.co.uk/education/2010/sep/16/school-technology-on-budget-event
Meeting the high demand for technological skills calls for smart spending by schools
As budget cuts hit hard, schools have to be increasingly selective in their technology spending. Yet demand for technology in education has never been greater.
Teachers want to use the best ICT equipment and software available to enhance teaching and learning, and schools need to ensure pupils are properly prepared for an increasingly technological world.
The new curriculums require ever more extensive use of ICT – and pupils who do not have access to digital equipment are of particular concern.'

UK Ministers are drawing up plans to fast-track clever pupils for GCSE and AS levels.
VisionEdCare is running FAST track GCSE and AS revision courses for Christmas / New Year Revision Courses. For further information please email admin@visionedcare.com