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Loveland District and Curriculum
The Thompson School District uses Colorado Academic Standards to guide the learning process in all the schools of the district. The curriculum describes the key objectives and goals of subject-area learning and then details a yearly progression of skills and knowledge that students should become proficient in so that they are prepared for the next stages of their learning. Statewide assessments in core subjects are aligned to these standards to ensure that students are achieving the learning goals.
We currently cover the following Loveland-area school district: Thompson School District.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Loveland District Curriculum
Mathematics learning builds as each grade levels focuses on problem solving and reasoning, analysis and communication of mathematic thought, modeling and mathematical decision-making for every day application. The study of algebra and geometry are essential in high school. Students work with different types of linear equations, problems with multiple variables, geometric proofs and theorems, and develop the ability to communicate the process by which they arrived at an answer.
The Language Arts curriculum is responsible for literacy and communication skills that students develop and apply to other areas of learning. The reading curriculum combines independent reading with the study of literary works and types of non-fiction that students will be exposed to. The writing curriculum guides students through the steps to create different types of texts from creative to persuasive and the emphasizes the processes of writing such as brainstorming, outlining, drafting, editing and revising.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Loveland Educational News
- Thompson Education Foundation - The Thompson Education Foundation is a community-based group that serves the interests of the students by providing additional funding to classroom learning initiatives and enhancements to classroom materials. There are plenty of opportunities to donate or volunteer and help guide the planning for events to support the schools.
- Curriculum & Instruction WikiSpace - The Curriculum & Instruction WikiSpace is a resource that families can tap into to help understand what is expected of their children in their courses. It also provides links to content councils that parents may participate in to influence the content which is being taught in the classroom.
- Choice Programs - Students in the Thompson School District have a number of choices for their education including an International Baccalaureate program, a Leader in Me school, online and home learning, and concurrent enrollment courses at a local college. These programs are available so that students can find the best fitting options for their educational experience.
Loveland 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: Types of Assessments
One of the realities of American education is testing, and many people would suggest that there is too much testing in the schools. In any event, there will always be some amount of testing and the important thing to remember is the goal of the assessment given to a student. There are different types of tests which serve different purposes; for instance, an end of year exam serves to ensure a student has learned the material they have been taught. A project based assessment has a different goal of being a learning experience for the student as well as a source of assessment. Some tests serve as a baseline, such as tests given early in the school year, and help instructors guide their lesson planning and target instruction based on the results of the assessment. By understanding the role of the test, pressure can be taken off students because they will see that not all tests are high stakes and have purposes beyond gauging their academic success.
