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Goodings Grove, Illinois Tutoring Programs
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Goodings Grove District and Curriculum
The Homer Community Consolidated School District follows the Illinois Common Core Standards, offering students a comprehensive, standards-based education. With small class sizes, experienced teachers and a community committed to supporting education, the district is able to devise educational programs that are rigorous, challenge students to meet their highest potential and prepares students to be lifelong learners. Each child’s unique interests and talents are recognized and promoted, fostering an environment in which children are respected and participate actively in their education.
We currently cover the following Goodings Grove-area school district: Homer Community Consolidated School District 33C.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Goodings Grove District Curriculum
Students have the opportunity to learn a foreign language and develop strong reading and spoken fluency. Students also gain the ability to use context and situational cues to determine unknown words and phrases, both in the written and spoken realms. To develop more advanced speaking and listening skills, students use requests, clarifications, and other conversational strategies. Students also learn how to make use of nonverbal communication to clarify the intent of a message.
At the high school level students learn Algebra including building and interpreting functions and exponential models. In Geometry, students are expected to master geometric measurement, modeling, complex number systems, and vectors and matrixes. Secondary Math also expects students to understand probability and be able to interpret data. Students also learn how to make inferences about data collected through sample surveys, conducting experiments and undertaking observational studies. Both single and variable count measures are studied, with students learning to represent, summarize and interpret data on both measures. Interpretation of linear models is discussed as well.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Goodings Grove Educational News
- Community Page - The Community Page on the district website helps families connect to many opportunities both in and out of school. It serves as a 'Virtual Backpack' with notices about upcoming school events and community happenings.
- ISAT Performance Analysis - The district uses the data gained from statewide assessments to make sure that all students are achieving the standards and that teachers are delivering the objectives effectively. For families who are interested in reviewing the data from the school, a comprehensive analytic report is available.
- Explorers After-School Enrichment Program - The Explorers are a group for talented K-6th graders who want to participate in hands-on learning that goes beyond what is taught in the classroom in math, science, reading and language arts, and the fine arts.
Goodings Grove 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: Preparing a Student for Kindergarten
When preparing a child for kindergarten, it is important that they have basic skills to build upon. Today’s classroom contains endless possibilities for children, but the kindergarten curriculum of the 21st century highlights literacy and mathematics. Working with numbers is an important skill for children as they grow academically and pursue careers. But how can a parent prepare their four- or five-year-olds to enter this new phase of development? Offer children opportunities to manipulate their environment and explore numbers. At such a young age, children will not be able to understand math the way adults do; their grasp of symbols is not developed. For this reason, the kindergarten classroom is full of props—items that children can manipulate and count. A kindergarten classroom is full of blocks, clocks, dice, puzzles, beads, and shape sorters and children do best when they have been familiarized with all these learning materials.
