ACADEMICS
project based learning
project based learning
project based learning
PBL is the ongoing act of learning about different subjects simultaneously. This is achieved by guiding students to identify, through research, a real-world problem (local to global) developing its solution using evidence to support the claim, and presenting the solution through a multimedia approach based in a set of 21st-century tools.
student success
project based learning
project based learning
Students are actively engaged in their own success and have a voice in their education. The learning and culture is shared between learners and educators.
Students know what they are learning, why they are learning it, how they will learn it, and how they will know and show when they have learned it. Goal setting and reflection are constants.
learner profiles
project based learning
learning pathways
Learner profiles are up-to-date records that provide a
deep understanding of each student’s progress toward
meeting the knowledge, skills, and characteristics of the
Profile of the South Carolina Graduate as well as his or her unique strengths, needs, and goals.
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learning pathways
flexible learning environments
learning pathways
Using data from learner profiles, learners and educators work together to create personalized learning pathways that will support students in achieving the knowledge, skills, and characteristics of the Profile of the South Carolina Graduate.
flexible learning environments
flexible learning environments
flexible learning environments
Learning takes place beyond the school day, school year, and school walls. Within the school day and school walls, the environment is adjusted to meet the needs of learners and adapted to meet student needs and goals..
dual enrollment
flexible learning environments
flexible learning environments
Students at Next Eagle Ridge have the opportunity for dual enrollment.
Here are some benefits;
- Get a head start taking college courses
- Utilize empty blocks of time and earn college credit;
- Ease into college-level coursework before attending college as a full-time student;
- Experience a college environment and a diverse student body;
- Save time and money!