During this project, students will researching various teaching techniques that can be used for asynchronous and synchronous learning. The first part of the project will be researching effective ways to help students in K-12 as well as post-secondary students. The second part of the project will be implementing the various techniques in an online setting and determining which method is the most effective ways of teaching difficult concepts online.

Main Goal: Research synchronous and asynchronous teaching techniques to teach K-12 students. The candidates will be working closely with our teaching team and will learn new transferable and soft skills that will help them with teaching and tutoring K-12 students. The candidates will hone and improve these skills over the 80 hours.

Students will work closely with the CEO of the company in order to stay focused on the project research goal. Successful students will need to be able to research online and in person. Using their network, student will need to be able to conduct interviews, look for research papers online and find any pertinent information regarding online learning. Students will be asked to summarize their findings in a report. They must also take part in training for teaching online and be able to discuss which techniques they would like to try and to also learn from the CEO and other effective teachers at the company.

Students will participate in weekly meetings with the CEO of the company. All students will be part of a Slack channel and be encouraged to ask questions to other members of the group.

Students will also be encouraged to communicate via email, text, by phone or Zoom. We have an inclusive and engaging culture at EduTutor.