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Manchester, Connecticut Tutoring Programs
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Manchester District and Curriculum
Manchester Public Schools follow the Common Core State Standards in curriculum. The goals of the standards are to maintain high expectations across all subject areas and grades levels. It seeks to promote critical thinking and problem solving skills and assure students have a solid foundation for lifelong learning. They continue to offer the best teaching practices within the classroom to continue these achievements.
We currently cover the following Manchester-area school district: Manchester Public Schools.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Manchester District Curriculum
In elementary school, English Language Arts strives to differentiate and engage all students in order to create literacy in reading, writing, thinking, and speaking skills. They focus on grasping fundamental skills in writing and reading comprehension to create a solid foundation that is built upon year after year. At the high school level, advanced courses promote the analytic, critical thinking and research skills students are expected to develop and demonstrate.
Mathematics, at all grade levels, reduces the number of topics to focus on numeracy, geometry, data analysis, and algebra to allow students time to deepen their understanding before moving on to the next grade level. This creates students who have a much better subject understanding. The philosophy applies to Science as well where critical thinking and analytic skills are encouraged. Students are introduced to the scientific process, are asked to think about how technology impacts society, and learn how to test and verify hypotheses.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Manchester Educational News
- Students Connect with Science for UConn - The University of Connecticut introduced engineering concepts and hands on experiments to sophomores and juniors in the Young Engineering Science Scholars program. This program is one of many STEM learning opportunities that are increasingly available for students interested in scientific and technical fields.
- 8th Graders Introduced to High School - Current 8th graders were recently given the opportunity to ask questions regarding their transition to high school next fall. Students and parents were able to calm any nerves in advance of moving up to the high school level by participating in workshops and introductions to facilities and high school expectations.
- Kindergarteners Help Their Community - Highland Park kindergarteners gathered over 100 cans of food to donate to local food pantries. In celebration of the 100th day of school, the youngsters learned about helping the community around them. This is one of the many service learning projects that students start in on early, and can be used to springboard into more long-term community service when students get older.
Manchester 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: Importance of Volunteering
Many parents overlook the incredible impact volunteering can have for their children. When children participate in any volunteering program and witness their parents volunteering too, they begin to see that others in this world do not necessarily live the way that they do. It can be humbling for everyone involved. Whether is helping a fundraiser, feeding animals at the local animal shelter, or working in a soup kitchen, getting your kid involved in something connects them to their community and helps them grow as individuals. They gain insight and are more likely to be empathetic and appreciative and will incorporate the lessons learned into their daily life.
