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Cedar Hills, Utah Tutoring Programs
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Cedar Hills District and Curriculum
SchoolTutoring Academy’s tutoring programs for Cedar Hills students start with a ACADEMIC ASSESSMENT with an Academic Director. Call us now for a personalized quote! Our services include regular one-on-one tutoring, academic mentorship, bi-weekly progress reports, learning profiles and parental conference calls.
Cedar Hills District Curriculum Used in Our In-Home Tutoring Programs
Curriculum in the Alpine School District is based on the Utah Core Standards, which apply across the state. They include clear curricular achievement goals in Math and English Language Arts, and requirements in Social Studies, Science, and other subjects. Electives are established to help students connect their learning experience to areas of personal interest.
We currently cover the following Cedar Hills-area school district: Alpine School District.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Cedar Hills District Curriculum
The curriculum is designed to build progressively from one area to another, so that students are able to improve basic skills and then apply them to solving more complicated problems. For instance, in Mathematics, basic elements of algebra, geometry, and statistics are introduced as early as first grade: students are taught addition and subtraction in ways that emphasize the connection between the operations, which is important to solving equations, and they are taught to visualize data with bar charts and graphs.
Students begin solving equations with variables in sixth grade, and the mathematics curriculum in junior high and high school focused on integrated mathematics classes, which combine elements of algebra and geometry to make sure that students are capable of seeing the links between them. This ensures that when students take advanced mathematics courses, they have built a strong foundation.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Cedar Hills Educational News
- Red Balloon Release - Students released red balloons as part of a drug awareness week at Deerfield Elementary in Cedar Hills. The highlight of the week was finding out that one balloon made it as far as Arkansas. Along with the balloon release, students were visited by football players from BYU and professional jump-ropers to encourage them to avoid drugs in the future.
- Students Learn About Geography and Technology - As part of National Geography Week, students learned about geographic information systems, or technology that allows people to use geographical data as a part of their work. Local GIS professionals visited Cedar Ridge Elementary and taught about the technology that helps make maps, how photographs can be incorporated into maps, and the importance of studying science and technology.
- Theater Program at Deerfield - A dynamic pair of community members has been directing theatrical performances at Deerfield Elementary for eight years. All students who audition get to have a part in the play, and the productions are designed and supported by large parent committees. The program has enriched the education of hundreds of students through the years, and the directors emphasize that any school can begin a theater program if it has committed volunteers.
Cedar Hills Tutors Can Help Your Student Succeed
SchoolTutoring Academy works with young learners and students, all the way up through high school. We offer Pre-K and Kindergarten Tutoring as well as Elementary School Tutoring to build a strong learning foundation early on. We also offer comprehensive tutoring across all school subjects.
Chalk Talk: Language Arts Skills Beyond Reading
Reading is the central skill for the Language Arts, but there’s more to the field then that. Students must know how to write fluently and well, in order to explain what they have read or learned and be able to relate their thoughts to others. In addition, speaking skills are a core part of language arts: the ability to explain a thought to an audience clearly, so that they can follow it, is not inborn, but something that everyone needs to practice. In addition to helping your student practice their reading skills, give them chances to practice writing and speaking skills as well. Perhaps your student can write the holiday letter to family and friends, or an account of a family vacation. They may want to sign up for theater or debate programs to reinforce their speaking skills. Treat language arts as a well-rounded subject and help your student develop in all areas of it.
