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Largo, Florida Tutoring Programs
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Largo District and Curriculum
In elementary school, teachers give students a good foundation in reading through practicing reading words, reading aloud, reading together, reading with the teacher, and reading independently. These practices build prowess in phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension. Elementary students gain experience in writing by having a set time every day to receive instruction from the teacher, write quietly, and share writings with the class. In middle and high school, students further their knowledge of language arts by reading, writing, communicating orally, listening to others, viewing demonstrations and examples, and thinking critically about a broad selection of literature and writing styles.
We currently cover the following Largo-area school districts: Pinellas County Public Schools.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Largo District Curriculum
Knowledge of science is essential to career success. Elementary students start their success by observing, investigating, experimenting, processing data, explaining, exploring, and communicating. Middle school science includes experimental procedures, laboratory investigations, measurement, problem solving, research, safety procedures, and scientific inquiry. The high school science curriculum offers integrated science, earth/space science, biology, anatomy and physiology, marine science, ecology, environmental science, astronomy, physical science, chemistry, physics, principles of technology, and zoology.
The elementary mathematics curriculum for Pinellas County Schools teaches students to understand and solve problems, reason, give reasons for their conclusions, evaluate the thinking processes of others, and use mathematical tools, strive for accuracy. The middle school students learn algebraic thinking, computation, estimation, geometry, knowledge of calculators and computers, measurement, number and operation sense, probability and statistics, and problem solving. High school students are offered pre-algebra, algebra, integrated mathematics, geometry, liberal arts mathematics, statistics, trigonometry, and advanced topics in math.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Largo Educational News
- School Achievements - The Florida Department of Education awarded good grades to schools in Pinellas County. These grades are accomplished by using the best methods to deliver individualized instruction to students.
- School Advocacy - Even though they have graduated long ago, seniors continue to be advocates for education. The Seniors and Scholars program is away for community members over age 55 to volunteer in the education arena.
- Pinellas County Teacher's Association News - The Executive Director of the Pinellas County Teacher's Association will be starting a new chapter in his life. Pinellas County will miss all the advocacy efforts that Marshall Ogletree has made for education.
Largo 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 Build a Strong Relationship with Your Student's Teacher
Educating your student is a partnership between you and the teacher so having a good relationship with a teacher is vital. Exchange contact information with the teacher and let him or her know that they may contact you about anything at any time. Tell the teacher about your student: interests, dislikes, special needs, or anything that will help the teacher get to know the student. Be involved in as many school events as possible. Donate classroom supplies. Tell the teacher what the student has been saying about school. Send cards. Say, "Thank you." Give the teacher respect. Give good reports of the teacher to school administrators. By building a good relationship with teachers, you are supporting the school, the classroom environment, and your childs' education.
