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Sylvan Learning franchisee Jason Blanshine discussed providing supplemental support to Delaware students struggling with hybrid learning. Blanshine's center in Lewes, Delaware offers support programs for students learning from home during the pandemic.
Jason Blanshine, a new franchisee for Sylvan Learning, in Lewes, Delaware spoke with Delaware State News on how his center is providing supplemental support to local students struggling this school year through hybrid learning and less interaction with teachers. Sylvan Learning, a 750-point of presence K-12 supplemental and enrichment education company, provides a support program for students learning from home this year. Blanshine discussed the specific need for extra guidance during learning from home this school year.
“We’ve seen a lot of different students, really, both those that are interested in enrichment services, and those that are looking to close gaps that may have been there long before COVID,” he said.
“Parents just don’t want to be responsible for their children learning,” Blanshine said. “They’ll be the first to tell you that they’re not teachers and they want to make sure that their child isn’t falling behind on their watch.”
Blanshine, a former special education teacher and tutor, also described why he chose to open his Sylvan Learning center in Lewes during the pandemic.
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This story was originally published in 1851 Franchise on December 8, 2020. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.
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