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North Aurora, Illinois Tutoring Programs
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North Aurora District and Curriculum
The districts provide a safe, supportive environment for students by encouraging them to become engaged with their own education and their own environment. The curriculum follows the Illinois Common Core Curriculum, which is an internationally benchmarked curriculum intended to prepare students for college and career while making them internationally competitive, regardless of their learning style. Students are held to high standards and asked to understand and recognize the relevancy of their core learning across the curriculum.
We currently cover the following North Aurora-area school district: School District 129.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the North Aurora District Curriculum
Students are taught to read for comprehension and synthesis; collect, organize, and retain research; use critical and analytical thinking to solve problems, and back up their theses with strong, well-researched evidence. Writing and verbal communication are also emphasized. Students should be able to write effectively but also listen effectively and work within groups to achieve their goals. Students should treat themselves and others with manage and evaluate their own behaviors.
Responsibility is stressed, and students are expected to demonstrate ethical behavior at all times, whether it be accepting responsibility for their actions or demonstrating positive choices for physical and emotional health. Students are given many opportunities to participate in character education exercises and community service. Students are also taught to demonstrate respect for others who might seem different to them, which will help them be effective communicators and workers on a global level.
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Keeping Informed: Recent North Aurora Educational News
- A+ Foundation - The A+ Foundation is a community organization to benefit to support all facets of the school community from grants for classroom learning initiatives to alumni events. Family members can get involved by participating in their activities or helping to organize an event.
- Booster Organizations - The district has Boosters groups to support the students in their extracurricular activities such as band or sports. This is a great way for parents to get involved, either by organizing events or participating.
- Gifted & Talented - The Gifted & Talented Program is designed for students at all levels of schooling to provide for enhancements to the regular classroom curriculum so that they experience the level of challenge necessary to keep them engaged in learning.
North Aurora 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: Which Is Better: An A in a Regular Class, or a B in an Honors Cass?
asked. The normal answer is to get an A in an Honors class, but that’s harder to do than it sounds. The simple truth is that there might be a great deal of difference between an Advanced Placement (AP) or Honors class and a regular section. The pace is often much faster, as is the workload. So getting a B in such a class can hold a lot of weight. Of course, if it’s an AP class, the student’s score on the AP exam is what will really matter. But don’t be discouraged; getting an A in a regular section is no laughing matter. It shows commitment and hard work, and colleges recognize that. But, if you can earn an A in a regular class than it may be advisable to be seeking more challenging learning opportunities.
