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Windsor, Colorado Tutoring Programs
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Windsor District and Curriculum
The local districts follow Colorado Academic Standards as their basis for teaching and learning. The standards provide guidance to educators about what targets of learning should be met by students each year, the critical thinking strategies that students should develop, and real world applications of the lessons which students will be learning. The curriculum does not mandate the style in which the teacher should impart these lessons giving teachers the chance to customize their delivery to suit their learners needs.
We currently cover the following Windsor-area school districts: Poudre School District, Thompson School District, and Weld RE-4 School District.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Windsor District Curriculum
The Language Arts curriculum intertwines the skills of reading, writing, communicating, researching, and media viewing so that students have a comprehensive literacy experience. Students learn how to write about what they read, evaluate texts and media resources, and how to discuss and listen to others opinions. The reading strand also emphasizes comprehension strategies that students use to read non-fiction.
The Math curriculum highlights the skills that students should develop in numerical operations, algebra, geometry, data analysis as well as more advanced subjects like trigonometry and pre-calculus. By the end of middle school, students are expected to be prepared for algebra, have a handle on working with equations, and the process oriented skills to work through long problems. Students are also expected to have strong math literacy skills and be able to understand word problems and what is being asked of them.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Windsor Educational News
- College in Colorado - For students who plan to attend college in-state, the College in Colorado website offers a wealth of resource in order to plan the college experience. Students can learn about scholarship opportunities, both national and local, programs offered, and other information about the application process for the colleges and universities within Colorado.
- Instructional Programs and Resources - The district has academic programs for students with all learning abilities, and are able to support or enhance the curriculum to fit individual students needs. All students have access to exceptional student services and gifted and talented programming, and for families at home the district also has a number of recommended academic web resources for student use.
- Volunteer Opportunities - For community members who are interested in volunteering, the district has many options that can fit the different schedules of busy parents. There are advisory committees that often meet in the evening and help advise the district on policy issues. There are opportunities to work directly with students in the classroom, reading in small groups or helping with writing assignments, and there are many events throughout the year to attend to support the students efforts.
Windsor 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: Independent Studies
Most high schoolers are able to take on an independent study for course credit at their high schools; the process usually involves finding a faculty advisor and submitting a plan for the independent study. Students can use an independent study as an opportunity to conduct interdisciplinary research and deepen their understanding of how subjects of interest relate and impact the world. For instance, students could study math and government by looking at how statistics are used in political decision-making. Students can also use independent studies as an opportunity to produce a significant body of work, be in written work, taking a multimedia approach, or exhibiting original work. Taking on an independent study shows dedication to learning by a student and an opportunity to learn about a lot more than just the subject being studied.
