Tag: goals
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Future You Will Thank You: Dream Big, Start Small
Thinking about the future can feel like staring at a giant mountain. Whether you’re starting middle school, gearing up for graduation, or stepping into a new teaching role, the path ahead can seem overwhelming. But guess what? Big dreams don’t need big leaps, they start with small, doable steps. This summer is a great time […]
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Reset, Refocus: How to Use Summer to Recharge and Set Goals
Summer isn’t just a break, it’s a chance to hit the reset button. After a long year of lessons, homework, teaching, and deadlines, the dog days of summer invite us to slow down and breathe. For students and educators alike, it’s the perfect time to reflect on what worked and what didn’t. Whether your school […]
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Student Spotlight: Greyson Woolverton
From Digital Learner to Future Chef: Meet Greyson Woolverton! 👨🍳✨ Get ready to be inspired! Greyson Woolverton is not only excelling as an IDLA student — he’s also cooking up big dreams for the future. With a passion for learning and a drive that’s second to none, Greyson is chasing his goal of becoming a […]
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To the Class of 2025 – You Did It!
Dear Seniors,Congratulations! You’ve reached the finish line, and what a journey it has been. Whether you took just one class with IDLA or completed many, you showed grit, determination, and a drive to succeed. Online learning isn’t always easy—it takes discipline, time management, and the courage to learn in new ways. And you did it. […]
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Strategies for Online Students to Set and Achieve Goals in the New Year
The start of a new year is the perfect time to set your sights on what you want to achieve. For online students, setting goals can be a game-changer. Whether you’re mastering a tough subject, learning a new skill, or balancing school with life, having a plan makes all the difference. But how do you […]
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What’s Your 1% Goal?
By Jeff Simmons, IDLA Superintendent Change can be hard. Even thinking about change can be overwhelming when we have so much on our plates. But we can’t let workload and stress prevent us from making positive changes. So what’s the solution? Ron Clark, former Disney Teacher of the Year, addressed this in his keynote at […]