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Kissimmee, Florida Tutoring Programs
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Kissimmee District and Curriculum
Teaching and learning in the School District of Osceola County is based on the Common Core State Standards and Next Generation Sunshine State Standards. Both curriculum use frameworks that compound skills in core areas of the academic subjects like English and Math. Throughout the curriculum, relevancy and the connections between areas of knowledge are also given over for exploration.
We currently cover the following Kissimmee-area school district: The School District of Osceola County.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Kissimmee District Curriculum
Elementary math students in Osceola County should be able to perform basic operations, measure, understand fractions, analyze shapes, construct graphs, tell time, compute decimals, factor numbers, use formulas, and simplify expressions. Middle school is spent exploring previously learned concepts more deeply and preparing for the more advanced concepts introduced in high school.
In elementary school, students also learn to sound out words, retell stories, read directions, write on different topics, use capitalization and punctuation, read out loud, extract the meaning of words, use reference materials, make presentations, and discuss information. Further on, students develop more analytic abilities with context clues, word roots, word relationships, recognizing author’s purpose, text features, elements of plot, descriptive/figurative language, cause and effect, and the validity and reliability of information.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Kissimmee Educational News
- Significant Energy Savings - Over the past three years, the School District of Osceola County has saved over $10 million dollars. This was accomplished by changing mindsets and behaviors so that individuals cut down on energy usage. Saving money on energy means that more money will be available for teaching students and acquiring educational resources.
- OASIS School Volunteer Program - Parents can get involved with students through the OASIS School Volunteer Program. Volunteers who share their time can help each student receive the education he or she needs. Education is not just the responsibility of teachers; parents and other volunteers can take part as well and will get a great opportunity to give back.
- Learning Options - The School District of Osceola County provides many options for students to receive the best education. It offers gifted, technical, and art classes, to name a few. Not every student is the same; why should each education be the same?
Kissimmee 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: How to Prepare Your Child for Lifelong Learning
Lifelong learners are better able to solve problems and pick up news skills, making them more successful. Here is how to get your child to become a lifelong learner. Engage them in conversations about their school assignments. This helps them to think beyond filling in the blanks with the correct answer. Limit television, video game, cell phone, and computer time. When kids are actively involved with some activity, they are obliged to recognize gaps within their knowledge and fill them. If your child asks a question, teach him or her to use available resources to find the answer. If he or she expresses interest in a topic, retrieve resources that foster learning in that area. Teaching your child how to learn will make him or her self-sufficient enough to obtain needed information when there are no teachers around.
