Florida Virtual School Partners with Top Universities for Learning Research
January 10, 2018
In collaboration with three of the nation’s top universities, Florida Virtual School (FLVS®) will engage in research projects to advance student success though online and blended learning methods. In research projects with the University of Florida (UF), University of Central Florida (UCF) and Stanford University, FLVS looks to discover new methodologies and ways online and blended learning can positively impact students’ success. The research will also provide FLVS the opportunity to achieve a deeper understanding on these topics while providing a platform for reflection about teaching methods, assessment, curriculum and leadership. These universities bring tools, resources, and support that are critical in research integrity and validity.Related News
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