Free Classes Online Help Improve Love Life

Sept. 10, 2013 - PRLog -- It is a fact that education is collaborative. In other words, a school student does not learn in a vacuum or in isolation.

As a teacher instructs their students, the students eventually interact with each other as they work towards completing their coursework. It does not matter if a student is 18 years old or 103 years old. In a classroom setting, almost everyone interacts.

“You can learn a great deal about another person when you have to work with them on a daily or weekly basis,” explained Kevin Douglas Wright.

Mr. Wright is the founder of EducateZap, an online education provider located at http://www.educatezap.com. Wright’s web academy offers part-time, distance education courses in film making, art, and real estate.

Wright continued, “In a school environment, a common goal is set. Individuals work to reach that common goal. Over a period of time, a web of multiple working relationships is established.”

“Most students automatically move towards fun and interesting relationships and quickly avoid challenging relationships. In my observation, sometimes those fun and interesting relationships are taken to the next level. Without any effort, students find themselves with a new, significant other,” Wright detailed.

An example of Wright’s interesting, educational relationship analysis is detailed at http://www.educatezap.com/free-classes-online.html

All EducateZap classes, courses, training, and seminars are online. The classrooms are cyber classrooms. At the end of each online course, students are encouraged to post their questions and comments.

“My online school exists in cyber space. All students communicate inside my online classrooms using social media. In my travels, I have met many people that do not have a burning desire to use social media,” said Wright.

"Social media skills should be developed for business and educational purposes. The skills could enhance a resume if the benefits are explained correctly."

“My part-time courses give some people a legitimate or acceptable excuse to learn and use social media without feeling guilty, geeky, techy, or high school-ish.”

EducateZap is open twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, and three-hundred sixty-five days a year.

Wright added, “One of the goals of my online institute is relentless flexibility through technology. A student can attend and progress depending upon their lifestyle, desires, and available time without penalty.”

EducateZap’s online education blog alerts students when new online classes are added or when updates and changes are released. The blog can be followed or subscribed to here http://www.educatezap.com/online-education-blog.html

“New part-time courses will always be added daily or monthly. The best way to keep updated is through my blog. It is also extremely easy to stay current by liking and following EducateZap on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, or YouTube,” Wright exclaimed.

EducateZap does not maintain a physical school. A physical classroom does not exist. All student and teacher communications are completely online using social media.

As with any online situation, internet safety and security warnings should always be kept in mind.

“We should treat the online world like the real world. Never, ever give out personal information to strangers. No direct contact information. No location information.”

“If you have discovered a fun and interesting person online and it’s quickly moving to the next level, spend a few dollars and get a background check. For the price of dinner and a movie, you can prevent a challenging situation from developing,” Wright ended.