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Brad Barrett and his guests have discussed various aspects of online education, emphasizing its flexibility and cost-effectiveness.

  1. Changes in the Education System: Lindsay transitioned from traditional classroom teaching to teaching part-time online through Chesapeake Virtual Academy, offering flexibility for students and families 1.

  2. Legitimacy of Online Degrees: Online degrees from accredited universities are considered equivalent to in-person degrees. The pandemic accelerated the shift to online courses, making them essential for universities to stay competitive 2.

  3. Alternative Paths to College Credits: Using platforms like Sophia and CLEP tests can help fast-track college education by providing credits at a lower cost, allowing students to complete degrees more quickly 3 4.

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    Brad and Lindsay discuss how life expenses change over time, particularly with regards to childcare and education. Lindsay shares how COVID has affected her teaching career and how it has made education more flexible for families.
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  4. Opportunities in Online Teaching: Platforms like Outschool offer opportunities for individuals to teach subjects online, potentially earning significant income while working from home. This model allows one-to-many teaching, making it more scalable than traditional tutoring 5.

  5. Innovative Online Courses: Jacques Hopkins offers a high-value online course for free by leveraging affiliate programs, providing a business model that benefits both the instructor and the students 6.

These points highlight how online education has evolved, offering various benefits and opportunities for both educators and students.

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