The following is the short list of the best online resources with the topic of flexible learning:
Tutoring for Excellence is an flexible learning educational group providing selected university tutors, teachers and undergraduate students a platform for engagement with parents and students seeking improved educational outcomes. Working at a range of levels, Tutoring for excellence makes flexible learning a core part of their service.
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The Flexible Learning Institute (FLI) inspires and promotes excellence and innovation in blended and flexible learning, through pedagogical scholarship, promotion and sharing of
good practice, policy advice, standards for blended and flexible learning and applied research.
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good practice, policy advice, standards for blended and flexible learning and applied research.
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The Flexible Learning Advisory Group (FLAG) is an advisory group of the National Senior Officials Committee (NSOC). As the key policy advisory group on national directions and priorities for information and communication technologies (ICT) in the vocational education and training system (VET) and Adult and Community Education (ACE), it has oversight of the National VET E-learning Strategy 2012 – 2015.
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USQ’sflexible learning agenda aims to establish a sustainable range of learning opportunities that incorporate technology enhanced learning for all students. Flexibility in learning and teaching practice in a broad sense can include:
- flexible curriculum design, including flexible assessment schemes, negotiated curricula, different assessment types and teaching that addresses different learning styles
- flexible delivery, including distance and online mode, on-campus mode, intensive mode or any other mode of delivery that accounts for competing challenges faced by students today
CIT Learning Centresat Bruce, Tuggeranong, Reid and Woden provide you with more choices and greater access to study at times convenient to you by offering flexible, self-paced learning for a range of courses.
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Swinburne offers you flexible study options so you can fit study in with your life. They have online, blended learning programs, part-time, distance education and workplace delivery options.
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Study online at your own pace – and graduate with a degree from a top Australian university, identical to one gained on campus.
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Edmund Rice, the founder of the Christian Brothers, established an education system that was relationship based, outreaching, inclusive, just and relevant to its time. Centered in the Christian tradition, it gave priority to the uniqueness and dignity of each person. The insight of Edmund Rice was that personal and community liberation could be achieved through educational and community experiences that enable transformation.
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Illawarra Institute Flexible Learning – this option gives you access to your course via on-Campus delivery in class or online, while giving you the flexibility you need. You will also have access to individualised learner programs and support to help you reach your full potential.
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United Synergies is committed to providing young people with a sense of confidence and optimism about their future.
Young people who are disengaged from mainstream schooling or who are ineligible to attend can face significant difficulties in achieving their personal goals for employment, further study and social belonging.
Young people who are disengaged from mainstream schooling or who are ineligible to attend can face significant difficulties in achieving their personal goals for employment, further study and social belonging.
The Noosa Flexible Learning Centre is part of the Edmund Rice Education Australia Flexible Learning Centre Network in Queensland (which forms EREA’s Youth and National Initiative for supporting marginalised youth).
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ICAN students work with a school coordinator, case manager or youth worker and parents to identify their strengths, special interests and areas where they need support. This information is used to develop an individual learning plan that can lead to:
- learning options outside school
- access to subjects of specific interest
- support from other agencies – eg youth and community services
- further education, training and apprenticeships
- employment opportunities.