About the VISCED Poject:
The VISCED project carried out an inventory of innovative ICT-enhanced learning initiatives and major ‘e-mature’ secondary and post-secondary education providers for the 14-21 age group in Europe. This entailed a systematic review at international and national levels including a study into operational examples of fully virtual schools and colleges. The outputs of this work have been analysed and compared to identify relevant parameters and success factors for classifying and comparing these initiatives.
See http://www.virtualschoolsandcolleges.info/
Online Educa Berlin
28-30 November 2012
Berlin, Germany
Europe’s largest international conference on technology enhanced teaching and learning aimed at the educational and training sectors.
http://www.online-educa.com/
http://www.virtualschoolsandcolleges.info/news/presentation-visced-online-educa-berlin
Nikos Zygouritsas from Lambrakis Foundation gave a presentation on behalf of VISCED entitled “Virtual Schools as Innovative ICT-Enhanced Learning/Teaching Exemplar Initiatives: What Makes Things Work?”, he also distributed handbooks and brochures and a separate presentation on VISCED was also given by Paul Bacsich from Sero during one of the pre-conference workshops.
Cooperative learning is defined as 'a method of instruction that encourages students to work in small groups, learning material, then presenting what they have learned to other small groups. In doing so, they take responsibility for their own learning as well as their classmates’. In other words, cooperative learning is a system in which students become both motivated and motivators. By shifting responsibility for learning from teachers to students, cooperative learning takes away the “us vs. them” mentality that the typical school organization naturally tends to encourage and creates in its place a new dynamic environment where students feel empowered and eager to succeed on their own terms and not only to please their teacher
About the VISCED Poject:
The VISCED project carried out an inventory of innovative ICT-enhanced learning initiatives and major ‘e-mature’ secondary and post-secondary education providers for the 14-21 age group in Europe. This entailed a systematic review at international and national levels including a study into operational examples of fully virtual schools and colleges. The outputs of this work have been analysed and compared to identify relevant parameters and success factors for classifying and comparing these initiatives.
See http://www.virtualschoolsandcolleges.info/
Online Educa Berlin
28-30 November 2012
Berlin, Germany
Europe’s largest international conference on technology enhanced teaching and learning aimed at the educational and training sectors.
http://www.online-educa.com/
http://www.virtualschoolsandcolleges.info/news/presentation-visced-online-educa-berlin
Nikos Zygouritsas from Lambrakis Foundation gave a presentation on behalf of VISCED entitled “Virtual Schools as Innovative ICT-Enhanced Learning/Teaching Exemplar Initiatives: What Makes Things Work?”, he also distributed handbooks and brochures and a separate presentation on VISCED was also given by Paul Bacsich from Sero during one of the pre-conference workshops.
Cooperative learning is defined as 'a method of instruction that encourages students to work in small groups, learning material, then presenting what they have learned to other small groups. In doing so, they take responsibility for their own learning as well as their classmates’. In other words, cooperative learning is a system in which students become both motivated and motivators. By shifting responsibility for learning from teachers to students, cooperative learning takes away the “us vs. them” mentality that the typical school organization naturally tends to encourage and creates in its place a new dynamic environment where students feel empowered and eager to succeed on their own terms and not only to please their teacher
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About the VISCED Poject:
The VISCED project carried out an inventory of innovative ICT-enhanced learning initiatives and major ‘e-mature’ secondary and post-secondary education providers for the 14-21 age group in Europe. This entailed a systematic review at international and national levels including a study into operational examples of fully virtual schools and colleges. The outputs of this work have been analysed and compared to identify relevant parameters and success factors for classifying and comparing these initiatives.
See http://www.virtualschoolsandcolleges.info/
EDEN Research workshop
22-23 October 2012
Leuven, Belgium
This biannual research event brings together researchers and in 2012 focussed on how students are driving teachers, instructors in the fields where new learning technologies play important role
http://www.eden-online.org/eden-events/research-workshops/leuven.html
http://www.virtualschoolsandcolleges.info/news/critical-success-factors-virtual-schools-presented-eden-conference
Presentation given by Ilse Op De Beeck, from EFQUEL entitled Virtual Schools and Colleges in Europe: Looking for Success Factors
About the VISCED Poject:
The VISCED project carried out an inventory of innovative ICT-enhanced learning initiatives and major ‘e-mature’ secondary and post-secondary education providers for the 14-21 age group in Europe. This entailed a systematic review at international and national levels including a study into operational examples of fully virtual schools and colleges. The outputs of this work have been analysed and compared to identify relevant parameters and success factors for classifying and comparing these initiatives.
See http://www.virtualschoolsandcolleges.info/
Next Generation Learning Conference 2012
21-23 February 2012
Dalarna University, Sweden
This conference organised by KTH Royal Institute of Technology was a Nordic event on the implications for learning and education of the digital revolution. It was aimed at development and research projects in both educational and professional settings.
http://www.du.se/en/NGL/Next-Generation-Learning-Conference-2012/
http://www.virtualschoolsandcolleges.info/news/next-generation-learning-conference-2012-sweden
A joint presentation entitled “International benchmarking. The first dual mode distance learning benchmarking club” was given by Ebba Ossiannilsson from Lund University on behalf of a team of researchers that included Paul Bacsich from Sero. It includes a significant number of references to VISCED and helped to consolidate the NORDIC input to VISCED .
About the VISCED Poject:
The VISCED project carried out an inventory of innovative ICT-enhanced learning initiatives and major ‘e-mature’ secondary and post-secondary education providers for the 14-21 age group in Europe. This entailed a systematic review at international and national levels including a study into operational examples of fully virtual schools and colleges. The outputs of this work have been analysed and compared to identify relevant parameters and success factors for classifying and comparing these initiatives.
See http://www.virtualschoolsandcolleges.info/
Media & Learning
14-15 November
Brussels, Belgium
This international annual event focuses on the role and impact of media on teaching and learning and brings together researchers, practitioners and policy-makers.
http://www.media-and-learning.eu/
http://www.virtualschoolsandcolleges.info/news/virtual-schools-and-colleges-presentation-media-learning
Presentation given by Giles Pepler from Sero entitled “The use of media in virtual schooling – findings from the VISCED project”, VISCED also had a small stand at this event and it provided a first opportunity to distribute the recently published handbooks and brochures.
12 european virtual_schools_innovative_practiceVISCED
About the VISCED Poject:
The VISCED project carried out an inventory of innovative ICT-enhanced learning initiatives and major ‘e-mature’ secondary and post-secondary education providers for the 14-21 age group in Europe. This entailed a systematic review at international and national levels including a study into operational examples of fully virtual schools and colleges. The outputs of this work have been analysed and compared to identify relevant parameters and success factors for classifying and comparing these initiatives.
See http://www.virtualschoolsandcolleges.info/
iNACOL annual 2012 Virtual School Symposium
21 – 24 October, 2012
New Orleans, USA
This annual event brought together over 2,000 representatives from national, state, district, private, and other virtual school programs in the US and is considered to be the premier K-12 online and blended learning conference.
http://vss2012.inacol.org/
http://www.virtualschoolsandcolleges.info/news/european-virtual-school-and-college-research-presented-inacol
Presentation given by Paul Bacsich from Sero entitled “Innovative Good Practice in Virtual Schooling in Europe”. Attendance at this event also afforded Paul the opportunity to have a number of important meetings with researchers and others actively engaged in the North American Virtual School and College environment.
About the VISCED Poject:
The VISCED project carried out an inventory of innovative ICT-enhanced learning initiatives and major ‘e-mature’ secondary and post-secondary education providers for the 14-21 age group in Europe. This entailed a systematic review at international and national levels including a study into operational examples of fully virtual schools and colleges. The outputs of this work have been analysed and compared to identify relevant parameters and success factors for classifying and comparing these initiatives.
See http://www.virtualschoolsandcolleges.info/
EFQUEL Innovation Forum
26-28 September 2012,
Granada, Spain
The EFQUEL Innovation Forum 2012 provided an opportunity to discuss future and innovative practices, research and policy developments in the various sectors of education.
http://www.qualityfoundation.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=275&Itemid=110&lang=en
To be written and added to web site
Presentation given by Paul Bacsich from Sero entitled “Results as we near the end” and provided a summary of the main outcomes of the VISCED work up to September 2012 including the policy recommendations and success factors.
About the VISCED Poject:
The VISCED project carried out an inventory of innovative ICT-enhanced learning initiatives and major ‘e-mature’ secondary and post-secondary education providers for the 14-21 age group in Europe. This entailed a systematic review at international and national levels including a study into operational examples of fully virtual schools and colleges. The outputs of this work have been analysed and compared to identify relevant parameters and success factors for classifying and comparing these initiatives.
See http://www.virtualschoolsandcolleges.info/
ALT-C
11-13 September 2012
University of Manchester, UK
This was the 19th international annual conference of the Association for Learning Technology in the UK which is a highly prestigious event attracting many academics and researchers.
http://www.alt.ac.uk/altc2012
To be written and added to web site
Presentation given by Barry Phillips from Sero entitled “Virtual schooling in Europe: Removing the policy traps. VISCED:A Transnational Appraisal of Virtual School and College Provision” focussed on the first set of policy recommendations emerging from VISCED.
About the VISCED Poject:
The VISCED project carried out an inventory of innovative ICT-enhanced learning initiatives and major ‘e-mature’ secondary and post-secondary education providers for the 14-21 age group in Europe. This entailed a systematic review at international and national levels including a study into operational examples of fully virtual schools and colleges. The outputs of this work have been analysed and compared to identify relevant parameters and success factors for classifying and comparing these initiatives.
See http://www.virtualschoolsandcolleges.info/
The Future of Education International Conference
7-8 June 2012
Florence, Italy
This annual international event aims to promote transnational cooperation and share good practice in the field of innovation for Education.
www.pixel-online.net/edu_future2012
http://www.virtualschoolsandcolleges.info/news/visced-presented-future-education-conference-florence
Daniela Proli from Scienter gave a presentation about VISCED on behalf of the consortium entitled “Virtual Schooling & the Future of Education Is there a European way?”, leaflets were also distributed at this event.
About the VISCED Poject:
The VISCED project carried out an inventory of innovative ICT-enhanced learning initiatives and major ‘e-mature’ secondary and post-secondary education providers for the 14-21 age group in Europe. This entailed a systematic review at international and national levels including a study into operational examples of fully virtual schools and colleges. The outputs of this work have been analysed and compared to identify relevant parameters and success factors for classifying and comparing these initiatives.
See http://www.virtualschoolsandcolleges.info/
EDEN annual conference
6-9 June 2012
Porto, Portugal
This annual conference is one of the best attended European conferences for researchers, policy-makers and others interested in open and distance learning at all levels.
http://www.eden-online.org/2012_porto.html
http://www.virtualschoolsandcolleges.info/news/presentation-visced-eden-conference-porto
Paul Bacsich from Sero gave a well-attended presentation entitled “The (different) news from VISCED: Virtual Schooling for all ages And what universities can learn from that “, leaflets were distributed and a number of side meetings organised with relevant researchers.
About the VISCED Poject:
The VISCED project carried out an inventory of innovative ICT-enhanced learning initiatives and major ‘e-mature’ secondary and post-secondary education providers for the 14-21 age group in Europe. This entailed a systematic review at international and national levels including a study into operational examples of fully virtual schools and colleges. The outputs of this work have been analysed and compared to identify relevant parameters and success factors for classifying and comparing these initiatives.
See http://www.virtualschoolsandcolleges.info/
About this presentation:
DEANZ conference
11-13 April 2012
Wellington, New Zealand
The biannual DEANZ conference is the premier conference in Aotearoa New Zealand for leaders and practitioners involved in open, flexible and distance learning. The 2012 conference theme was 'Shift Happens' with three themes of resilience, relevance and reform.
http://www.deanz.org.nz/home/index.php/deanz-conference-2012/conference-2012
http://www.virtualschoolsandcolleges.info/news/keynote-presentation-features-visced-work-new-zealand
Paul Bacsich from Sero gave a keynote presentation at this conference entitled “Analytic conceit or operational necessity? Towards the Multiversity - An integrated view of where we are in the world of e-learning “which included a significant input on VISCED. While in New Zealand, Paul had a number of opportunities to extend the VISCED network and included an opportunity to provide input on a case study form that region.
About the VISCED Poject:
The VISCED project carried out an inventory of innovative ICT-enhanced learning initiatives and major ‘e-mature’ secondary and post-secondary education providers for the 14-21 age group in Europe. This entailed a systematic review at international and national levels including a study into operational examples of fully virtual schools and colleges. The outputs of this work have been analysed and compared to identify relevant parameters and success factors for classifying and comparing these initiatives.
See http://www.virtualschoolsandcolleges.info/
About this presentation:
EFQUEL Innovation Forum
14-16 September 2011
Oeiras, Portugal
The EFQUEL Innovation Forum 2011 was called “Certify the future…?!
Accreditation, Certification and Internationalisation”. This annual international forum by EFQUEL provides an opportunity to discuss future and innovative practices, research and policy developments in the various sectors of education.
http://eif.efquel.org/files/2012/03/Booklet_EIF2011_20110902_webversion.pdf
http://www.virtualschoolsandcolleges.info/news/first-meeting-visced-international-advisory-committee-taking-place-portugal
Paul Bacsich from SERO led a workshop at this event entitled “Critical success factors and quality aspects for virtual schools” The presentation given by Paul to launch this workshop is entitled “Benchmarking and critical success factors for Virtual Schools”. This event was also linked to the first meeting of the International Advisory Committee of VISCED and so participation in this forum provided several opportunities for the VISCED team to extend their network.
About the VISCED Poject:
The VISCED project carried out an inventory of innovative ICT-enhanced learning initiatives and major ‘e-mature’ secondary and post-secondary education providers for the 14-21 age group in Europe. This entailed a systematic review at international and national levels including a study into operational examples of fully virtual schools and colleges. The outputs of this work have been analysed and compared to identify relevant parameters and success factors for classifying and comparing these initiatives.
See http://www.virtualschoolsandcolleges.info/
About this presentation:
ALT-C 2011
6 -8 September 2011
University of Leeds, UK
This was the 18th international annual conference of the Association for Learning Technology in the UK which is a highly prestigious event attracting many academics and researchers.
http://www.alt.ac.uk/altc/alt-c-2011
http://www.virtualschoolsandcolleges.info/news/visced-workshop-accepted-alt-c-2011
Nick Jeans from Sero gave a presentation at this event on behalf of VISCED called “Investigating Innovative e-learning initiatives and Virtual Schools” which provided a good overview of the context of the VISCED work and orientation at month 9 of the project
Critical Success Factors for Virtual SchoolsVISCED
This presentation was presented by Anthony F. Camilleri, Quality Services Manager with EFQUEL, during a webinar on 10 December 2012, organised by the VISCED Partnership. This webinar focussed on the main outputs of the project. See http://www.http://virtualschoolsandcolleges.info
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Operation “Blue Star” is the only event in the history of Independent India where the state went into war with its own people. Even after about 40 years it is not clear if it was culmination of states anger over people of the region, a political game of power or start of dictatorial chapter in the democratic setup.
The people of Punjab felt alienated from main stream due to denial of their just demands during a long democratic struggle since independence. As it happen all over the word, it led to militant struggle with great loss of lives of military, police and civilian personnel. Killing of Indira Gandhi and massacre of innocent Sikhs in Delhi and other India cities was also associated with this movement.
2. Why was the opening of
Distance Education Secondary
School in Latvia so urgent?
3. 1. A rich experience has been accumulated
in the world concerning distance
education. The time has come to adapt
this experience in Latvia not only on
university or college and secondary
school level but even on basic school
level.(7-9 grades).
4. 2. There were initiative people who were
ready to introduce new and
unprecedented approach to education.
3. For the increasing number of people the
necessity has arisen for distance
education.
5. • After joining the European Union many
politicians and their families went abroad
to represent Latvia in the EU institutions.
• 3-4 years ago due to economic crisis
many Latvian families left the country for
the search of better jobs, but their
children wished to continue their
education in the Latvian language.
6. • The increasing number of school age
children and adolescents were
dissatisfied with the traditional school, and
they needed more invidualized approach.
• There were several reasons.
Many young people have so marked individuality,
among them image, behaviour, way of thinking, values,
that they were excluded from the traditional school
environment.
Quite a number of adolescents themselves did not wish
to adapt to the traditional school environment.
7. • A pressing problem in Latvia is education
possibilities for children with special
needs who either cannot or do not want to
attend a traditional school.
• The number of people increased who had
obtained basic education or professional
training but had not finished secondary
school. Distance education is their second
chance.
8. • Due to economic crisis small rural schools
were closed down. Distance education
helps these children to acquire education
without leaving their parents and
commuting long distances.
• Up to now adults were offered various
professional education but they could not
combine work and studies to acquire
secondary education.
9. The concept, implementation and
development of Riga Distance
Education Secondary School
The concept of distance school was
worked out by Ilze Kalniņa while as an
assistant professor she was lecturing at
universities of Latvia.
10. When was the Distance
Education Secondary
school founded?
Who were the founders?
11. The concept, implementation and
development of Riga Distance
Education Secondary School
Assessing the necessity and economic
situation in the country, and supported by
the Ministry of Education and Science,
Embassy of the Republic of Latvia to Ireland
and United Kingdom of Great Britain and
Nothrern Ireland, the first Distance
Education Secondary School in Latvia
was founded in 2009
12. Rīga Distance Education Secondary
School (RDESS)
Riga Distance Education Secondary
School is the first distance secondary
school in Latvia.
School is accredited for 6 years, and in
accordance with the Education Law of the
Latvian Republic implements the curricula in
a form of extramural studies – distance
education.
13. Riga Distance Education Secondary
School: CV of the founder (1)
RDESS founder and principal –
Dr.paed., Mg.psych. Ilze Kalnina.
• Dr.paed. in 2010.
• Mg.psych. in 2004.
• From 2002 to 2010 – assistant professor at
universities of Latvia.
14. Riga Distance Education Secondary
School: CV of the founder (2)
• From 2002 to 2007 – psychologist of school
system.
• From 2005 to 2010 – manager of a career
programme Be a Leader. 3000 adolescents from
147 schools in Latvia participated in the
programme.
• Wide experience in marketing and project
managing.
15. Riga Distance Education Secondary
School: CV of the founder (3)
• Member of the Latvian Private School
Association board.
• Member of the Latvian Education Leaders
Trade Union board.
• State Education and Quality Office of the
Latvian Republic – expert on distance
education.
• Monograph Development of Students
Competitiveness in Untraditional Educational
Environment was published.
17. Implementation and development
of Riga Distance Education
Secondary School concept
To break the existing stereotypes that education
can be acquired only at the physical school, the
advertising campaign was planned in order to
explain the advantages of distant education.
The first advertising poster about Riga Distance
Education Secondary School was emailed to
inhabitants of Latvia with the help of media
companies.
19. Riga Distance Education
Secondary School:
Study programmes (1):
Only one study programme was implemented
during the first academic year:
• General secondary education comprehensive
programme. 168 students, mostly vocational
school leavers aged from 25 to 40 started this
programme*.
* Students who had professional training without acquiring secondary
education which prevents them from enrolling in higher educational
establishments.
20. Riga Distance Education
Secondary School:
Study programmes (2):
At present the school implements 4 accredited
programmes :
• General secondary comprehensive education
programme;
• General secondary study programme in the
humanities and social sciences;
• Basic education programme, 2nd level (7-9
grades);
• Professional efficiency programme University of
Success
21. Riga Distance Education
Secondary School:
advantages (1):
• to acquire basic, secondary education and
professional efficiency education at any age ;
(at present students aged from 13 to 57 study at distance
education school)
• to acquire education in the Latvian language in any
country of the world;
(Students live and work in more than 20 countries)
• you can combine easily studies, work, hobbies and
family.
(athletes, models, young mothers, etc.)
22. Riga Distance Education
Secondary School:
advantages (2):
• learning support system is elaborated to
suit busy people
possibility to study according individually
tailored plan;
voluntary attendance of consultations once a
month);
individual tutoring via the Internet (Skype);
23. Riga Distance Education
Secondary School:
advantages (3):
• leaning materials are elaborated by teachers
which offer theoretical basis, self-study
materials, and exercises for self-evaluation;
• videoed lessons to consolidate the knowledge;
• possibility keeping in touch with fellow
students via school’s forum and portals
Draugiem.lv, Facebook.com, Twitter.com,
Skype.
25. Who studies at Riga
Distance Education
Secondary School?
26. Students
2011/2012 academic year
At present there are 437students, out of
them:
Distribution of students according the place of
residence
25% Latvia
Abroad
75%
27. Students
2011/2012 academic year
Distribution of students according the study
programmes :
Vispārējās secondary comprehensive education programme
General vidējās izglītības vispārizglītojošā virziena programma
General secondary study programme in the humanities and social sciences
Vispārējās vidējās izglītības humanitārā un sociālā virziena
Basic education programme, 2nd level (7-9 grades)
programma
13%
12%
75%
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Children of Latvian ambassadors
Target groups
Soldiers of Latvian army Students at school age
Students with Businessman
special needs Latvians living
Young mothers elsewhere in the world
31. Distribution of the study
process, %
•self-dependent studies according supplementary materials offered
by the school, 50%;
•self-dependent studies according recommended course books, 31%;
•consultations in groups at school once a month, 6%;
•individual tutoring at school, 2%;
•individual tutoring via the Internet, 3%;
•tests, 8%.
32. The organization of the
learning process (1)
The percentage of students timetable shows
how much time is advisable to spend on
independent studies, consultations and tests.
33. The organization of the
learning process (2)
• The school employs 29 teachers
• The teachers have elaborated supplementary
teaching materials in his/her subject.
• Co-financing from EU Structural funds for
the project Study content elaboration and
further education of mathematics, nature
science and new technology teachers is
used.
34. The organization of the
learning process (3)
• The students have the possibility to take part
in the pilot project Comprehension Sheet,
and use the new model of study material
acquisition, and express their opinions on
acquisition of exact sciences in a simplified
and more comprehensible;
• Comprehension Sheet is a new kind of study
supplementary learning material for
improvement of learning and
communication, and is available on the
Internet.http://www.goerudio.com/izpratnes-
lapa
35. The organization of the
learning process (4)
• The cooperation agreement with SIA “Data
Pro Grupa” site uzdevumi.lv, which allows
the use their materials in improvement of the
study.
The portal helps students to learn school
subjects and prepare for exams
independently
Available at www.uzdevumi.lv
36. The administration of the
learning process
The supportive function of the internet
includes:
Using the homepage of the school
www.talmacibasvsk.lv
RTV e-klase (e-class) informs about the
possibilities to get teachers’ or organizational
support.
37. How is the development of
personality promoted and
career choice supported?
38. Promotion of personality
development
The school takes part in :
• Nordea Riga marathon
• Street basketball competitions
• Lymerick sport games
• Winter Olympics of Latvian youth
• Inter-school bowling tournament
• Organization of various competitions in Latvia
• Christmas party
• Participating in the activities of University of
Success
• School-leaving party at Melngalvu nams
39. Support to career choice (1)
Cooperation agreements with several institutions of
higher education, where the students can continue
their education
SIA “Biznesa augstskola Turība”; Business High school
SIA “Biznesa vadības koledža“; Business management college
SIA “RISEBA”; Riga International School of Economics and Business
Administration
SIA “Ekonomikas un kultūras augstskola”; Economics and Culture High
school
SIA Sociālā darba un sociālās pedagoģijas augstskola “Attīstība”;
Social work and social pedagogics high school
SIA “Juridiskā koledža”; College of Law
SIA “Alberta koledža”; The Alberta College
Cooperation and exchange of experience with Oza secondary school in
Vilnius (Lithuania)
40. Support to career choice (2)
The school informs its students about
competitions and offers by placing information
in e-klasē, “Konkursi”, thus granting the
access to useful information
41. Support to career choice (3)
The implementation of study programme is carried
out in close connection with reality by including
environment education in the teaching process and
taking part in competitions:
What is a competitive person in Latvia like, 2010
A computer for me, 2011
An ipod for me, 2012
42. Future plans
• Modernise and improve school’s e-learning
environment
• Analyse and improve school’s methodology
• Create new videoed teaching materials
• Wider inclusion of students in “Skype”
consultations
• Become a leading distance education school in
Latvia
45. The school has its flag
and anthem
Jaukākas nav vietas uz plašās pasaules Teksta un
Kopš dzimšanas ko saucu es par mājām. mūzikas autors:
Kur katra taka zināma, kur esmu savējais, Mareks Pelsis
Kur iestaigātais uz skolu ceļš.
Bet liktenis pats saplāno, kam mājās būt, kam nē,
Kam doties laimi meklēt svešā malā.
Un atstāt dzimto birztalu un taku iemīto
Kaut laiks vēl bija sēdēt skolas solā.
Piedziedājums.:
Lai kurā pasaul’s malā mūsu dienas iet
Vai svešumā vai Daugavas krastā
Mēs satiksimies vietā visiem zināmā
Rīgas Tālmācības vidusskolā.
Tā klejojot pa pasauli šai dzīves virpulī,
Mēs saprotam, ka izglītotiem jābūt.
Tev vienmēr veiksme uzsmaidīs, ja atcerēsies to,
Ka no tālienes var zināšanas iegūt.
Lai kāds ir katra dzīvesstāsts un radīšanas laiks,
Šeit mūsu sapņus īstenosim kopā.
Vienmēr būsi savējais un nebūsi Tu viens
Rīgas Tālmācības vidusskolā.
46. Video about Riga Distance
Education Secondary School
on media
All the videos are available on
school’s YouTube channel
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3
5BgNLEm78M&list=UUs3P2g5RgA
QBQrlaHektA0Q&index=8&feature=
plcp