Time4Learning announces adds new cinema series to curriculum for middle and high school students
Time4Learning, which provides online home education solutions, has announced a partnership with Subject to create a series of cinema courses aimed at middle and high school students.
The cinema series includes story-driven instruction, relatable teachers and short-form visual content that claims to maximise student engagement.
The courses also offer interactive tools including drag-and-drop assessments to apply pedagogical strategies. Students are also invited to use creative submission options such as videos and written reflections, helping to bring lessons to life.
Covering mathematics, science, English, history, government and a range of elective subjects including financial literacy, music production and digital media, the courses will launch later this summer.
“Let’s face it—kids today are growing up in a completely different media environment,” explains Cheryl Dodge, President at Time4Learning. “When learning looks and feels relevant, when it speaks their language, it sticks. With Cinema Series, we’re delivering a curriculum that’s not only rigorous and standards-aligned, but also incredibly cool. With a 94 percent student completion rate and a 13% average increase in student scores, we’re confident that cinematic instruction doesn’t just engage, it delivers.”
“Time4Learning has always been at the forefront of supporting the unique needs of each individual learner,” adds Michael Vilardo, CEO and President at Subject. “We’re thrilled to bring our high-impact curriculum to a platform that reaches so many families looking for flexible, modern education options. Together, we’re reimagining learning to be as engaging as Hollywood feature films.”
Time4Learning supports a wide range of students including homeschooled, hybrid and remote students. Subject is a digital learning platform that offers a ‘cinematic curriculum’ for middle and high school students.
