This Students at the Center Hub video takes a look at the complex process of implementing a successful extended learning opportunity (ELO) in a student-centered high school. Follow the students and staff at the ELO program at Highlander Charter School as they explore the logistical side of anytime/anywhere learning and discuss what it can take to get students out of the classroom and into the workplace.
Designing and Implementing a Student-Centered ELO Program (Video Tool Suite)
By STUDENTS AT THE CENTER HUB TEAM
- Published April 14, 2016
- By STUDENTS AT THE CENTER HUB TEAM
Designing and Implementing a Student-Centered ELO Program: 10:32
Designing and Implementing a Student-Centered ELO Program (full video)
Watch the full video here or choose from the video segments below to delve deeper into each module.
What is an ELO? Dive into this first module and examine the ELO program at Highlander Charter School.
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