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Red Wing, Minnesota Tutoring Programs
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Red Wing District and Curriculum
Red Wing Public Schools offers students in preschool through high school with a caring and supportive environment in which to learn and grow. All 2,800 students in the district are expected to work hard to achieve their highest possible potential. This is made possible through innovative teaching and learning strategies that are implemented district wide. Full-day kindergarten gets students prepared for academic success early on. An instructional team approach at the middle school level ensures teachers work together with their assigned students to promote cross-curricular understanding. Red Wing’s high school provides classroom and field-based learning that brings education to life and engages students in exciting, hands-on learning projects.
We currently cover the following Red Wing-area school district: Red Wing Public Schools.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Red Wing District Curriculum
Students in Red Wing take part in an English language arts curriculum that introduces them to topics related to speaking and listening. Elementary students learn how to take turns speaking, how to raise their hand when they have a question or comment, and how to ask appropriate follow-up questions. Older elementary students work on preparing before a discussion, including how to read for appropriate information at home and how to use that preparation for informing the student’s participation in class.
The history curriculum in Red Wing includes a comprehensive study of world history. Students explore the slave trade of the 1600s and explain the impact that slavery had on the economic development of the New World. The moral and ethical issues of slavery are discussed as well. Studies also focus on the expansion of the Ottoman Empire, including the changes that the Empire’s expansion had its neighbors. The treatment of religious and ethnic minorities in the Ottoman Empire is explored, with students gaining an appreciation for the unique traits and characteristics of the peoples that were conquered.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Red Wing Educational News
- Gifted Program Available for Students Who Require More Challenges - The gifted program in Red Wing offers exceptional students specialized instruction, affective support, and enrichment opportunities. These programs have been designed to provide a challenging academic experience for gifted students. Students may also have more opportunities for field trips and beyond the classroom learning.
- District Programs Recognized for Academic Excellence - Several educational programs at Colvill Family Center have earned Four-Star Parent Aware Ratings. To earn a four-star rating, schools must demonstrate exceptional excellence in preparing children for entrance into kindergarten. These students are then well prepared for success throughout elementary school.
- Career Center Offers Students a Variety of Resources - High school students in Red Wing can help themselves be prepared for entrance into college or career by taking advantage of the many resources offered at the high school’s Career Center. Information about jobs, financial aid, college majors, and other critical post-high school topics is available.
Red Wing 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: Fail-Safe Note-Taking Methods
Some students struggle when taking notes because they aren’t sure what information they should write down. But there are several techniques they can use to help themselves focus in on the most important details. Using webs is a popular trend, wherein the student connects phrases and ideas together with circles, lines, and arrows. This method is highly effective for visual learners. If students need to be able to compare information quickly, t-charts and Venn diagrams work very well. When there is an enormous amount of information, outlines are good for keeping things organized. Outlines also give structure to notes that allow students to list many significant ideas as well as the supporting details for each. Students who want to work on developing their note-taking skills should also ask to look at their peers notes to get ideas on organization, short-hand and other useful tips.
