10 benefits of online schooling
Did you know that more than 92 million students and learners worldwide receive tuition via a virtual classroom? Similar to […]
Did you know that more than 92 million students and learners worldwide receive tuition via a virtual classroom? Similar to […]
Ensuring that your child receives the best academic education is foremost on the minds of parents and families. It is,
Distance Education Provider, Brainline, says their pupils will once again participate in this year’s IEB examination, which is quality assured
As thousands of parents and guardians await the news whether their children have been placed for the 2023 academic year
Many learners have started with a new exam series while a number of Grade 12 pupils have kicked off their
Brainline has a proud record when it comes to final year exam results. It is especially encouraged by the number
As time is slowly creeping towards the end of the school year, most people are starting to lose their motivation
Many learners find that they do not fit into the current school system. However, the 21st century has paved the
Video communication is now more than ever challenging the status quo of teaching. The value of eLearning or video communication is being recognized by more and more organizations since it can produce significant results, including improved performance and productivity by learners. Using video conferencing for education has made classrooms walls invisible, allowing students to have the entire world as their learning resource.
Distance Educator, Brainline, says the postponement of the reopening of schools should signify the importance to prioritise online learning as
Many leaners are being swallowed by the current school system. They are suffering due to the pressures of a full workload and failure to receive sufficient individual attention, resulting in them not being able to reach their full potential. There is also a lot of pressure on learners to take part and excel in extracurricular activities, of which the options may be limited to the offerings by the school. . At the same time, parents are confronted with the constant fear over the safety of their child in a school environment and the possibility of bullying.
Home Education Provider, Brainline, has reassured parents who are considering home schooling as an option not to be deterred by
You’ve written your final paper and now the long wait for the results begins. This is true for thousands of
New and Additional Classes for Gr R – 7 You have asked and we have listened! We have officially kicked
We at Brainline understand that some of our students and learners may be experiencing more stress than usual – due to fears about COVID-19. We would like to share some ideas and tips on how we as adults and caregivers can assist our students, learners and children during this time.
Home Education provider, Brainline, says it is very optimistic that a pragmatic solution will be found to the implementation of the Basic Education Laws Amendment (BELA) Bill, which is set to include some changes to the home education landscape in South Africa.
Setting goals and knowing what you are working towards, is always a good idea. Younger students need to understand the difference between a wish and a goal – I wish to eat ice cream everyday – but My goal is to drink enough water every day.
Socialising is often a big concern for prospective home schoolers as well as the family of home schoolers. However, these students often get to socialize with a greater variety of age groups when compared to learners who attend mainstream schools.
‘Innovation has paved the way for an alternative form of education and with the latest technology, Brainline is bridging the gap to accommodate the digital age. In 2019, the focus was on masterclasses to prepare learners for tests and tasks. This year saw the introduction of Brainline Cloud School, the hub of teaching. Here, the focus is on the learner and innovation regarding teaching and facilitation,’ says Coleen Cronje, Brainline Chief Executive Officer.
South Africa has seen a significant increase in teen deaths and the reality is that 9% of all teen deaths are due to suicide – and this figure is on the increase. Suicide is the fastest growing cause of death amongst teenagers and young adults between the ages of 15 – 24. But children as young as 7 years are now committing suicide in South Africa the question is why?