Just like any teacher, your passion is helping your students to learn and prepare for their future. Part of that responsibility is teaching students how to become life-long learners. Using metacognitive strategies in your classroom can help to bring out the inner teacher in your students.

As an online teacher, you likely have access to a plethora of data within your learning management system (LMS). Did you know you can use this data to positively influence your students’ learning experience?

As educators, we understand that the phrase "personalized learning" can have many different meanings depending on your role in a student's education. 

As an educational organization offering you tools to personalize learning for your students, we feel it's important to define our approach.

Allow us to take a few moments to explain what personalized learning means at Lincoln Learning Solutions and what it will mean for you when you choose to partner with us.

Anything But Average

Many people have asked me in my time as an online educator, “What’s the average student like in your classes?” When I hear this question, I can’t help but shake my head in frustration. I find myself wondering why the person asking thinks that online students somehow differ from those in brick-and-mortar schools.