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Nanoose Bay, British Columbia Tutoring Programs
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Nanoose Bay District and Curriculum
SchoolTutoring Academy’s tutoring programs for Nanoose Bay 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.
Nanoose Bay District Curriculum Used in Our In-Home Tutoring Programs
School District No. 69 serves 4,000 students in eight elementary schools (grades K-7) and two secondary schools (8-12). The district also offers an alternate school, a Distributed Learning program that supports home-learning families, a French Immersion program, and an Outdoor Education Centre. The district, including its students and staff, are committed to environmental sustainability through measures such as energy- and water-saving programs, fuel efficiencies, and recycling. School District No. 69 offers various programs that provide innovative and unique learning opportunities to support the diverse needs and interests of students.
We currently cover the following Nanoose Bay-area school district: School District No. 69.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Nanoose Bay District Curriculum
The curriculum is changing to reflect the technology-driven world and help students locate and analyze information, to place more emphasis on concepts and processes, and to focus on learning less material but in greater depth. While the new curriculum will ensure that essential elements of learning are applied consistently, individual teachers will have freedom and will have the ability to personalize learning and differentiate instruction to meet the diverse needs of each their students.
The programs established by the curriculum include the French Immersion program for all grades, which allows students to gain fluency in the French language and become bilingual; the Head Start- Dual Credit Programs or Courses, which allow students to enroll in postsecondary courses or programs and earn college credits before graduating from high school; the Science, Technology, Robotics, Engineering and Math (STREAM) Intermediate Program for students in grades 4-7; and the Qualicum Music Academy for high school students.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Nanoose Bay Educational News
- Kwalikum Music Teacher Retires After 24 Years - Kwalikum Secondary School music teacher David Stewart recently retired after 24 years. When Mr. Stewart first heard the school’s band—before he began teaching in District 69—they “knocked [his] socks off,” but when he took over, he had huge shoes to fill in replacing a teacher everyone adored. He eventually rebuilt the program and continued to engage students year after year. Mr. Stewart has been lauded for his incredibly high level of dedication and hard work, and when he first started out, he had to run 12 different teams at once.
- District 69 Sees Increase in Enrollment - For the 2015-16 school year, School District No. 69 saw an increase in enrollment of 100 students from the previous year. Much of this increase has been due to families relocating from Alberta and the Lower Mainland, and the district’s enrollment projection tool shows a positive outlook for the next five years. Most of the increase in enrollment is within the elementary schools, with Arrowview Elementary adding 69 students and Errington Elementary reaching full capacity.
- 20-Year-Old Gair Brings the Students’ Voice to the School Board - Twenty-year-old Jacob Gair previously criticized the Qualicum Board of Education for failing to have student representation, creating a divide between what the students want and what is provided to them. When Gair was voted onto the Board of Education, his goal was to represent the youth and give the students a voice by continuing to visit schools and talk with them, as he did during his campaign. Gair is double-majoring in history and political science at Vancouver Island University.
Nanoose Bay 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: Implementing Multiple Intelligences in the Classroom
Gardner’s theory of multiple intelligences is an educational theory that states that individuals—and students—all learn best in different ways and that they each have areas of strength that they are most intelligent in. Teachers must find ways to differentiate instruction to meet the diverse learning needs of each student. The verbal-linguistic domain may be the simplest to integrate because there is already a great deal of these activities happening in the classroom: reading, writing stories and poetry, writing reports and essays, etc. However, not all students are strong in this area, so teachers need to find some non-traditional activities and techniques. Visual-spatial learners may draw pictures, create posters (on the computer or on paper), make videos—these are all ways to visually display learning. Most students have fun listening to and singing songs, and this method can help them—especially those who are musical—learn a great deal of material. Teachers can find educational songs or have students create them.
