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Alamo, Texas Tutoring Programs
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Alamo District and Curriculum
SchoolTutoring Academy’s tutoring programs for Alamo 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.
Alamo District Curriculum Used in Our In-Home Tutoring Programs
The Pharr-San Juan Independent School District believes in offering students the opportunity to receive an excellent education. This is accomplished by looking to parents, faculty and community members to help make the standards set forth in the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills relevant to the students. All of the skill sets and knowledge enable students to be able to learn independently and understand how to relate their knowledge to real world experiences as they continue on into their post-secondary years.
We currently cover the following Alamo-area school district: Pharr-San Juan Independent School District.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Alamo District Curriculum
Language Arts includes learning how to make oral presentations. Students first learn how to be at ease in front of their audience as they present essays on topics of their choice. These are generally only one to two paragraphs in length. As the students continue, they learn how to integrate the skills they learn in reading such as author’s voice and the importance of the audience when creating a presentation. In high school, the students learn how to include diction and syntax, they also include videos, like “Grease,” to learn how the use of these can help to create different feelings.
During their education in social studies, students at the Alamo schools learn about government. This begins by looking at the people that are involved in running a community, county and state. Then it continues on to the skills required to run a country and how this varies from area to area. The students learn about democracies, empires and other forms of government. They also learn the importance of individuals in running a government. view all Alamo tutors
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Keeping Informed: Recent Alamo Educational News
- DECA Club - DECA helps students in the marketing program learn how to become leaders in marketing, management and as entrepreneurs. The members can take their skills and compete at the area, state and national competitions in areas like marketing, food marketing, finance and credit.
- Growl Book Club - The Growl Book Club invites every student that enjoys reading to be a part of this group. The students choose a book to read each month and then they meet to discuss it together. They also take part in service projects like Toys for Tots.
- HOSA Club - The Health Occupation program offers students an opportunity to be a part of HOSA. This organization helps students hone their skills in the areas involved in health careers. Through this group students learn how to be dedicated employees who are people-oriented and are able to leaders in a health care team.
Alamo 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: Social Development in First Grade
First grade is the time when students begin to learn how to be social individuals. These children believe that everyone sees things the way they do. This makes it difficult when others disagree with them. This can be eased by exposing them to many different people. Even with this trait, the first-grade student will mimic their friends as a way to be accepted by them. At times this can lead to improper behavior, so parents need to pay attention to the friends their child play with. Children at this age also tend to play with other children of their same gender. However, girls’ friendships may shift from day to day. Parents should not worry if the name of the best friend changes at this age. With these generalizations in mind, parents can help children become successful with their social development.
