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Independence, Ohio Tutoring Programs
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Independence District and Curriculum
Children in preschool through high school in Independence attend classes in Independence Local Schools. The district includes just three schools, each of which offers learning environments that are engaging, stimulating, and promote the acquisition of essential knowledge and skills. Independence Local Schools is committed to encouraging life-long learning by educating children to become contributing members of a global society. This goal is achieved in part because of the district’s ongoing efforts to incorporate technology into the curriculum so that children remain on the leading edge of innovation. Through numerous community partnerships, the district is able to offer unique programs that support student learning both inside and outside of the classroom.
We currently cover the following Independence-area school district: Independence Local Schools.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Independence District Curriculum
Independence’s high school science curriculum includes a physics course that introduces students to the processes of scientific inquiry and application. Students learn about motion and examine the principles of motion with regard to position and time, velocity and time, and acceleration and time. Learners utilize graphs to solve various types of problems, including those involving uniform acceleration during free fall. Various forms of energy are studied as well. Students explore nuclear energy, gravitational energy, and the concept of conservation of energy as well.
The career-technical curriculum in Independence includes an in-depth study of health sciences. In middle school, students can choose from a variety of studies within this area. Learners explore exercise and athletic training in which they apply procedures to care for injured athletes and help them rehabilitate. Health science and technology is another component of the curriculum. Students learn about various healthcare-related occupations, and acquire some basic skills that are required for effective and safe patient care.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Independence Educational News
- Students Form Spanish Club - Students at Independence Primary School have started a Spanish Club with the help of the school’s parent-teacher organization. The program meets for ten weeks for after-school enrichment and students are able to get a foundation in foreign language learning.
- New Members in National Honor Society - The Independence High School chapter of the National Honor Society recently inducted new members into the organization. Thirteen new students participated in the induction ceremonies and will work together throughout the year on service projects and supporting each other in their college bound endeavors.
- Students Get Visit from Incredible Human Machine - Children at Independence Primary School were delighted when the Center of Science and Industry brought its Incredible Human Machine to the school. The interactive program gives students insights into the workings of the human body.
Independence 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: Tips for the SAT
Students should bear in mind a number of tips that will help them improve their performance on the SAT. First, taking online practice tests will help students become familiar with the way in which tests are structured. It additionally gives them insight into how instructions and questions are worded. Second, when taking the test, it is a good rule of thumb to answer the easier questions first, leaving the more difficult questions for the end of the testing period. This ensures the maximum number of questions are answered, while also helping students build some confidence by quickly and accurately answering the majority of the test’s questions. Lastly, when scheduling a subject test for the SAT, students should ensure the test date is as close to possible to the completion of the subject. For example, students taking a foreign language test should do so only after the completion of several years of study in that language. Doing so gives them the best possible chance to master the material and show that mastery on the SAT subject test.
