PVS vs. OVS: Which is Easier for Grade 12 Advanced Functions?
Is the Virtual High School (VHS) easier than the Ontario Virtual School (OVS) when it comes to Grade 12 Advanced Functions? Let’s discuss!
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The difficulty of virtual high school courses, whether from PVS or OVS, can vary depending on various factors such as the teaching style, course materials, and your personal learning preferences.
Curriculum: Both PVS and OVS follow the Ontario curriculum, but the specific course delivery can differ. Some students may find one format more engaging or straightforward than the other.
Support: Consider the level of support offered by each school. OVS may have more resources or opportunities for teacher interaction, which can make a big difference in understanding complex subjects like advanced functions.
Learning Style: Some students thrive in a virtual setting, while others may struggle. Reflect on how you learn best and which environment helps you stay motivated and focused.
Reviews and Experiences: Look at reviews or ask other students about their experiences in both programs. Personal insights can help you gauge which might be a better fit for you.
Ultimately, it may be helpful to try a few classes or reach out to instructors at both schools for more information before making a decision.