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Acellus resources are available at Acellus Academy, a privately accredited online school, neighborhoods of Kansas City Missouri, and Homeschool Power, a flexible online resource and affordable classes designed for students to learn at their own pace. Both are programs of the International Academy of Sciences, a non-profit organization with a long history and mission of

advanced educational and scientific research. Acellus Academy provides online instruction to students in grades K-12 of the Acellus Learning System, which was developed by the International Academy of Sciences and used to provide primary instruction for students in schools across the United States. Homeschool Power is a program intended to provide parental help to

students at home. Parents can choose up to 6 courses at a time in many courses (grades PreK-12). Students can learn at their own pace according to the supervision and assistance of their parents. Facebook Pinterest Twitter Email RedditReader Interactions Because this post will continue to receive a ton of attention, I wrote an addition to it. It's available here. And if you really

want to see the search maybe go read the excellent quality investigative piece of OneZero, the journalist's arm of Average. Below is the original post, freak. Psst... I know I'm not around here very often. Mushroom and BalletBoy are working their way into high school at home and some live courses online, some dual enrollment at a local community college, and some courses in the

home. I'm busy running things over at Simplified Homeschool. If you need help with homeschooling, especially with high school planning and acceptance of yourself, you can get me there. My social media and research feed are bombarded with announcements for really bad home programs and well-meaning homes recommend these programs. If you're new to your in-house

people's home, there's a good chance you're bombarded with them as well. Time4Learning, Acellus / Power Homeschool, Mia Academy, Calvert Homeschool, Monarch... and the list goes on. You probably also see announcements for K-12, Connectivity, and other programs typically provided as part of independent online public schools. Plus you are likely to see ads for math

apprenticeship with people like Adventure Academy, Learning Elephants, IXL, ABC Mouse, and others. Over the last several years, these programs have come to dominate the homeschool conversation with Saints. They promise that for a low monthly fee, you can have everything you need homeschool or so for a monthly fee they can enrich your home in digital learning. Let's look

at one of the most popular options, Acellus, which is sold mainly to Homeschool Power. I've been around long enough to remember when Acellus was an installation provider getting banned from several home groups for running pot puppet accounts to post fake testimonials about their products. From the beginning of this, with a lot of money spent on advertising, they've grown

become a large company, providing credit recovery classes, homeschool courses, and other education-based services. They are a private company, so I can't say how much they do, but suffice it to say that it's a big deal. On the Homeschool Power site, they use the full word to refer to the products in multiple locations. They offer various reports such as attendance and reporting

progress, just as a school would. According to the section on parent responsibility, only the list of parents must follow state law and oversee students. He makes no mention of doing any outside teaching, enriching, or even supporting homework. Sounds like a complete program, right? No. In fact, Acellus slowly put out a warning that it's meant to be part of a program. What is the

rest of the program? There is no way to tell from the website materials. It's really up to their parents. However, parents choosing Acellus are typically thinking of it as everything they're doing for school. Because they don't dive into a community in homes where parents talk about enriching ways of approaching education, they come in thinking that choosing this self-passing, videobased, multiple choice program, they've done their homework. Most families turn to software-based solutions for their homes as main teaching methods would be better off leaving children in school. I think those online, software-based programs may have used. Sometimes, you just need to check the box for a subject, especially for a student in high school who is busy with

another topic or even a non-academic pursuit. Other times, parents use programs like these to fill in the gaps when someone in the family, either the student or parent suffers from a chronic illness or happens in a rough year, possibly with a major life change. There are worse ways to deal with that than relegate a year of learning from a computer program. Some families enrich

these programs, though in my experience, tend to use them a while then move on to dissatisfaction because they realize how boring their bones and programs are. What is the purpose of in-house houses? Sure, some people turn to it from a specific need ¨C a child's physical or mental health problems, a child's career as in acting or the art, a situation with serious physical health

problems. However, typically, it's to provide a higher education to our kids. The core of these programs is video plus multiple choices and other very basic questions. That's it. Learning happens through interaction. This happens through experience. This comes to testing and trying things out. The idea that a student can learn how to write by choosing the best option for a phrase

on a multiple choice is preposterous to me. Many of these programs offer ways for students to write paragraphs or essays. However, they don't give much, if any, feedback. What uses that? Sometimes students are asking students to read books for literature, but none to discuss. Overall the emphasis is not on reading at all, but on the information provided in little video odds. Even

for a topic such as math, where there usually is a correct answer, the process of understanding how to get that answer is often too complex to be learned only from multiple choice questions. I'm hardly a Luddite and I'm a great defender for using screens creatively as well as using live or asynchronous classes with a teacher as part of your home. However, parking a kid in front of a

screen without even a human to speak to at the other end for education all are sound, empty, and bereft of meaning. Education is more than a few facts. It's a process that should be at the heart of a child's life. Homeschoolers used to talk about raising students who are learning all a lifetime. These computer programs don't care about anything other than checking in a box. They

also take the beautiful flexibility of their home. Why should a child be learning American history a year if they're obsessed with medieval nights? Why should a high school in high school house appear with a transcript that looks like a public school student? Should they aim for more individualized tasks? Of course there are selective options on these sites, but they're often relatively

limited. The array of readers on Homeschool Power is less than what the big public schools offer here. I sympathise with parents who pressed for time and money but who want to stay at home. I would ask them, if your child's education is getting through a computer that's inferior to the one they will receive at school, then is it worth it? Homeschooling takes jobs. It takes your time

and effort. If you don't have this time or energy, that's okay! It doesn't make you a bad parent. If your child really needs to be out of a bad school situation, then maybe it's a temporary solution until you get a better one. Maybe it's another brick and mortar school. Or maybe you look for yourself and your community and find these reserves to be able to help your student at home with

interactions and jobs that go above and beyond what these programs offer. Some amazing teachers outside online teaching with some little curriculum written by teachers and teachers. Everyone deserves to be paid for their jobs. However, being found in Acellus or Time4Learning doesn't care about your student's education. They're looking to make a dollar. They don't have any

philosophy beyond simply sales. Money and corporations have become the biggest force in education these days. I see it and cry because it doesn't help house children receive a better education any more than it helps children in traditional schools. In the end, I know these companies will continue to preoper over homeschoolers. They'll continue to make it sound like he doesn't

take any effort into homeschool. They will continue to sell you snake oil. I'm going to continue to rage on them, because I hate what they're doing groups of people who used to really care for the best way to teach our children. Children.

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