VOICED : Australia la mayor aula del mundo

The video explores a unique school in the Australian desert, highlighting its history and evolution from radio-based teaching to using satellite internet. It follows Cameron, a student living remotely, and discusses how the school bridges isolation through distance learning. The school facilitates physical visits and exchanges materials via post. Parents appreciate the system, and Cameron is set to attend a boarding school, albeit reluctantly. The video concludes with a nod to modern challenges like technological interruptions.

What makes the school at the edge of the desert in Australia unusual?

• It is a boarding school.

• There are no students physically present.

• It is located underground.

• It has no teachers.

How did the school initially deliver lessons when it was founded in 1951?

• With satellite internet.

• Using postal mail.

• Via radio transmissions.

• Through television broadcasts.

How often do students visit the school in Alice Springs?

• Once a week

• Once a year

• Once a month

• Once a trimester

What do parents think about the distance learning system?

• They think it is outdated.

• They believe it works well.

• They feel it is too expensive.

• They find it ineffective.

What is Cameron's concern about attending boarding school?

• The distance from home.

• The lack of internet access.

• The quality of education.

• Wearing a uniform.