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How Project-Based Learning Develops Real-World Skills
At Pluris Academy, we believe that problem-solving skills are essential and applicable in various areas of life, ranging from the classroom to the professional environment. This is why our curriculum incorporates project-based learning (PBL) as a core teaching methodology across all age groups.
"Private vs Online Learning: Which Path Fits Your Student?"
In today's educational landscape, parents face more choices than ever when deciding the best learning environment for their children. At Pluris Academy, we understand that each student has unique needs, talents, and learning styles. Two increasingly popular options—traditional private schooling and online learning—offer distinct advantages and challenges for different types of learners. As parents navigate these educational pathways, understanding the fundamental differences between these approaches becomes crucial for making informed decisions that align with their children's future success.
The Garage Method: From Steve Jobs to Your Student's Success
Picture this: a cluttered garage in Los Altos, California, 1976. Two young men hunched over circuit boards and soldering irons, dreaming of putting a computer in every home. That garage belonged to Steve Jobs' parents, and from that humble space emerged Apple, now one of the world's most valuable companies. This isn't just a Silicon Valley fairy tale—it's a powerful metaphor for how innovation happens when we give young minds the space, freedom, and encouragement to explore big ideas.
Global Learning: How Online Education Connects Students Worldwide
In our interconnected world, education is breaking free from traditional classroom walls. At Pluris Academy in Orlando, we've always believed that effective education should prepare students for real-world challenges on a global scale. Our innovative "garage" concept fosters problem-solving skills that transcend geographical boundaries, and our approach to global education takes this philosophy even further.
Dual Enrollment Benefits: Getting Ahead in High School
In today's increasingly competitive academic landscape, high school students and their families are constantly seeking advantages that can help them stand out on college applications while preparing for future success. At Pluris Academy, we believe in providing innovative educational pathways that align with our mission of developing entrepreneurial leaders ready to tackle real-world challenges.
1:1 Device Learning: How Technology Integration Shapes Future Leaders
In today's rapidly evolving digital landscape, education stands at a critical crossroads. The traditional classroom model is transforming to meet the demands of a world where technology permeates every aspect of our lives. At the heart of this educational evolution is the concept of 1:1 device learning – an approach where each student has access to their own digital device for educational purposes.
How Our Digital Garage Learning Model Prepares Future Entrepreneurs
In the heart of Orlando, a revolution in education is taking place. At Pluris Academy, we've reimagined the traditional classroom as a digital "garage" – a concept inspired by the humble beginnings of some of the world's most innovative companies. Just as tech giants like Apple, Google, and Amazon started in garages, we believe every student has the potential to become the next great innovator, leader, or entrepreneur. Our Digital Garage Learning Model is more than just a metaphor; it's a comprehensive approach to education that prepares students for the challenges and opportunities of tomorrow's business landscape.
How to Evaluate Your Child’s First Semester
The first semester of the school year can be a significant learning curve for both children and parents. As the holidays approach, this is the time to take stock of how things are going, celebrate successes, and address any challenges before the second semester kicks into high gear.
By evaluating your child’s progress carefully and thoughtfully, you can help set them up for a more successful second half of the year. This guide will walk you through evaluating your child's first semester with practical strategies to improve the rest of the school year.