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Holbrook, Arizona Tutoring Programs
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Holbrook District and Curriculum
The curriculum provides a comprehensive overview of learning in each subject. The ELA curriculum follows Arizona State Standards program, College and Career Ready curriculum that is designed to prepare students for college and careers when they graduate high school. The College and Career Ready math program is designed to be more coherent and focused. It does focus on giving students the understanding of conceptual ideas. Beyond the core, there are also a wide range of programs designed to engage students and provide real opportunities in career-driven learning.
We currently cover the following Holbrook-area school district: Holbrook Unified School District.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Holbrook District Curriculum
When students attain the ELA standards set for them, they will have developed necessary skills in reading, writing and listening. These skills are the underpinning for a student’s ability to communicate with skills that are creative and that have purpose. Besides teaching the basics of learning the alphabet and recognizing and writing letters, students learn to write in different forms, such as narratives or book reports. They learn to communicate through writing and speaking, transferring things they have read and heard into their own words.
The mathematics program, in order to ensure an in-depth knowledge of mathematics, students continue to go over concepts they have already learned, organizing the concepts of place value and the operations of place value and structure. The goal of the mathematics program is to prepare students to compete for a career in the increasingly global world which they will be entering when they finish high school.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Holbrook Educational News
- Petrified Forest National Park - The petrified wood found in this national park was first documented in 1853. In August of 1916, President Theodore Roosevelt established the Petrified Forest National Park. What a great adventure a drive through the Petrified Forest would be for the whole family! Plan a trip soon. It is just outside of Holbrook. The Painted Desert is a part of the Petrified Forest National Park and consists of more than 93,500 acres. You can’t live this close to a natural wonder and not visit.
- The Heard Museum - The Heard Museum is located in Phoenix and it contains Native American arts and artifacts, along with other cultural and historical exhibits. This would be a great place for a field trip or a family outing to learn the history of Native Americans in the Arizona area.
- Meteor Crater Discovery Center - The Meteor Crater Discovery Center is located 35 miles from Holbrook and has exhibits that teach about the collisions that happen all of the time in space. The Center has 24 interactive discovery centers where kids will learn all of the amazing facts about the solar system. Teachers, this is a great place for a field trip that can be integrated into your science and language arts classes. Parents, this is also a great place to have a fun and educating family outing. Make plans for your trip now and enjoy this great learning experience.
Holbrook 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: The Importance of Body Language in Communication
Something that people may not have considered in communication is the importance of noticing the body language of the person or people with whom you are talking. Body language will tell you a lot about how what you are saying is affecting your audience. Watch facial expressions and other mannerisms. Are some crossing their arms? That could mean they are not real happy with what they are hearing. Do they look relaxed or tense? Do some look confused? If you are seeing looks of confusion you might want to stop and allow some question and answer time. Take your cues from your audience and you will see different results.
