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Omaha District and Curriculum
The Omaha Public Schools, within the biggest city in the state of Nebraska, has a student population of 46,000. This school system has great diversity in the areas of ethnicity and culture, which is supported by the curriculum. Omaha Public Schools follow the curriculum in the core areas of Language Arts, History, Science, and Mathematics. Technology plays an active role in all subject areas. Students are able to take courses that support their learning in the subject and technology is used in classrooms to help deliver instruction.
We currently cover the following Omaha-area school district: Omaha Public Schools.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Omaha District Curriculum
In Mathematics, Omaha schools follow a strict progression of skills, beginning in the early grades. The number sense objective is where it all begins, with the teaching of students to be able to demonstrate knowledge of numbers. Students will acquire a variety of ways to solve problems, make real-world and cross-curricular connections to mathematical practices, and be familiar with operational concepts.
In Reading, in the early stages, students start with recognizing print, such as the letters and words with one-to-one correspondence, knowledge of the specific sounds in words (phonemic awareness), and from there, students develop analytic skills as they begin to read across genres and subjects. Writing is also a central part of the Language Arts goals, and students are taught different ways to produce written work for purposes such as persuasion or reflection. Research skills are also covered, giving students the opportunity to learn ways to evaluate the quality of information. view all Omaha tutors
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Keeping Informed: Recent Omaha Educational News
- Community Wellness Information - Omaha’s schools offer much in the areas of wellness for the students, employees, parents, and community members. Wellness has become a top priority, as Omaha Public Schools believe that children live a much happier and productive life, in and out of school, if they are healthy. Since 2004, school systems have been required to provide wellness policies, and the Omaha Public Schools has a professional group that meets regularly to collaborate on and initiate wellness programs that can be provided by the school system.
- Green Schools Initiative - Omaha schools are showing their love for the environment by being involved in the Green Schools Initiative. The school system is providing energy efficient and resource efficient schools for the betterment of the community. Reducing the negative impact on the environment is a first-hand goal of the Omaha School System!
- District Maps - Omaha Public Schools has over 46,000 students, and therefore many districts for all of the schools. To make this easier to be familiar with, the school system has provided district maps for the parents to be aware of what students go to which schools. When parents, students, and community members are a part of such a large school system, the district maps are a great resource for all!
Omaha 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 Cross-Curricular Learning Is Used
When teachers teach specific subjects, it is very important that, in addition to teaching the specific concepts of that learning strand, the teachers apply it to all of the subjects. For example, in Dcience, the concepts can be intertwined with Mathematics, Reading, and even History. Teaching cross-curricular topics emphasizes all subjects, and reinforces the learning that may have already taken place in other subjects.
