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Muskegon Charter Township, Michigan Tutoring Programs
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Muskegon Charter Township District and Curriculum
Both Orchard View Schools and Reeths-Puffer School District follow the curriculum frameworks established by the Michigan Department of Education. Each framework sets out a series of standards in each subject that help students build a foundation and become capable of doing more complex work each year. The standards do not require that teachers use the same means of instruction or lessons, but require that they cover each expectation and ensure that all students are able to achieve it. The curriculum also has a series of standards in Career and Employability Skills to prepare students for post-graduate life.
We currently cover the following Muskegon Charter Township-area school districts: Orchard View Schools and Reeths-Puffer School District.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Muskegon Charter Township District Curriculum
The English curriculum at Muskegon Charter Township schools develop students who know how to make proper presentations and how to use material properly to support their ideas. Whether written or oral, the students begin by discovering how to find information on topics of interest and then learn how to evaluate its content. Once the material is discovered, the students learn how to summarize it. They then translate the information so that it will be of interest to the audience.
At Muskegon Charter Township schools, students learn how to look at the world in a different manner through the science curriculum. Depending on whether they are taking biology, chemistry, physics, ecology, Earth science or other science classes, they will discover new information. They learn how scientists go through the process of discovery from forming hypotheses, to testing them, and then presenting their findings. They take their information they learned in the classroom and go to the field or the lab or even field trips.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Muskegon Charter Township Educational News
- FFA Organization - Although FFA used to be known as a farming organization, today it is so much more. At any FFA group there may be students that have an interest in biology, chemistry, business, art or something else. This group helps the students learn different skills which will allow them to succeed in their lives and they can also compete in their areas for awards or scholarships.
- Mu Alpha Theta - Mu Alpha Theta was developed as an honorary mathematical organization. The students build interest in mathematics throughout their lives both in school and in their communities. They are also given the opportunity to attend national conventions where they can meet others and compete against others in Log 1 contests, and Mathematics Minutes Video Contest.
- Speech and Debate - Speech and Debate is a competitive group that can help students develop self-confidence, leadership and teamwork skills. The students choose whether to compete alone or with a group. They also choose the type of presentation they will compete in such as a Lincoln-Douglas debate, storytelling or others.
Muskegon Charter Township 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: Mistakes or Opportunities
Everyone has times when their actions lead them down a path they weren’t expecting. Students are taught early that each answer is either right or wrong. This can lead to stress or lessen a child's feelings of self-worth. Parents can help children by helping the child see that making a mistake is not a failure. Many discoveries have been made by people making mistakes. If parents help a child see that the error helped the child learn something about a topic. Children need to be reminded of how much they have learned in their lives, many times by trying something again and again until they learned a better way of doing something. In order to learn something new, they may have to be open to exploring the options that are open to them.
