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Newberg, Oregon Tutoring Programs
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Newberg District and Curriculum
The district follows a standards-based curriculum which focuses on progressing students through the major topics within each academic subject, building on knowledge as each year passes. There are learning objectives designed to lead classroom instruction on a daily basis and benchmarks used to assess that students are achieving the goals. The standards correspond to the Common Core Standards in Math and Language Arts and other nationally recognized curricula in subjects like science and technology.
We currently cover the following Newberg-area school district: Newberg School District.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Newberg District Curriculum
Students at Newberg schools begin their science education by looking at science in general. They look at the external parts of a plant, or they may look at the water cycle. As they progress through school, students learn about some of the internal parts of plants. This allows them to be prepared if they decide to take classes in the high school greenhouse to earn credits.
When students at Newberg schools enter kindergarten, they learn the basics of mathematics. This includes learning how to recognize and write their numbers, as well as assign numbers to each object in a set. The steps that these students take to be able to complete high school math include addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. They also learn how to solve algebraic equations, as well as graphing equations. When they finish high school they will have covered subjects such as trigonometry or calculus before they enter the world as problem-solvers.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Newberg Educational News
- Greenhouse - Newberg High School has a greenhouse as part of their science and horticulture program. This greenhouse funds the classes and helps the school stay connected to the community through plant sales on Fridays and Saturdays in May. The students sell plants that are grown in this greenhouse.
- Music - Students from Newberg High School can share their musical skills with others through the music program. For the students that enjoy instrumental music they can participate in concert band, symphonic band, wind ensemble jazz, jazz ensemble, percussion ensemble or orchestra. Students that enjoy sharing vocal skills they can join the concert choir, men’s or women’s choir, show choir, symphonic choir, or mezzo devotion.
- STEM - STEM, or Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math, is a cross-curriculum program which helps students learn how to design, construct, and test solutions to problems. It encourages critical, and collaborative thinking as well as how to communicate these solutions.
Newberg 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: Questions to Ask Children
It is almost second-nature to ask children after school, “How was school today?” This can lead to a vague answer from the child. To stay up-to-date on what occurs in a child’s life at school parents need to ask more specific questions about specific topics or subject. Asking what happened in math class can lead to a child telling about not understanding a concept taught that day. In stead of asking if a child has completed their homework, a parent can ask what the homework was in English. This type of question opens the doorway to successes or confusion that the child is facing. By asking the right type of question parents can be of greater assistance to their child.
