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This app teaches children to read in a few weeks as they follow a cartoon character (a medieval knight called Percival) though a museum as he teaches them words and sounds. At times, live videos of the students can be streamed (similar to Zoom) so all students and the teacher are visible to each other.Īnother part I love about Veritas is their Phonics Museum app.

Using this, teachers can talk to students and if a student wants to say something they can ‘raise their hand’ and the teacher will allow them to talk when appropriate.

Teachers and students have a microphone connected to computers where they can interact with each other. If they have a group assignment, Veritas Press will make online learning spaces available where students can collaborate. Using a high-speed internet connection, students go online for a few hours a couple of times a week and complete their assigned tasks and homework on the rest of the days. The program offers self-paced (asynchronous) or live (synchronous) online courses so children can be part of a classroom with other children. The program follows the Classical method of education (described in more detail below), although it only separates its program into two stages instead of three stages which is traditional. Veritas Press was started in 2006 so it is one of the oldest online providers of classical Christian education. This means if you click on the link and purchase the item, I will receive an affiliate commission at no extra cost to you. Some of the links in this post are affiliate links.

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