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Scio Township, Michigan Tutoring Programs
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Scio Township District and Curriculum
Both Ann Arbor Public Schools and Dexter Community Schools use a curriculum based on the educational standards set by the Michigan Department of Education. This allows the school to create lessons, projects, and learning experiences that will allow the students to be prepared for the ever-changing global community. There is also an emphasis on 21st century College and Career Standards which call upon students to think critically and creatively and to learn how to collaborate with others. Gaining independence in their learning process is another goal of the curriculum.
We currently cover the following Scio Township-area school districts: Ann Arbor Public Schools and Dexter Community Schools.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Scio Township District Curriculum
The science curriculum at the schools serving Scio Township students includes the study of environmental science. Students begin by showing the importance of the environment on the lives of animals and plants. They also learn how human development affects all the different cycles on the earth, as well as how all living organisms relate to each other through the environment. Students then learn to identify and analyze problems with the environment, look at the risks associated with these problems and discuss alternatives.
Scio Township schools include algebra in their mathematics study. This begins from the time students begin to study numbers. Included with algebra is the study of geometry, statistics, functions and modeling. Data analysis and quantitative reasoning are also emphasized in the math curriculum. Throughout their math education students develop problem-solving skills, attention to precision, and logical thought processes. All of these and more go with them after graduation and also assist them with their general financial literacy.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Scio Township Educational News
- FFA Organization - FFA is a student organization that has its foundation in agricultural science. From the local to national levels FFA helps students gain the skills to grow as leaders, personally and in their future careers. The lessons and friendships they experience stay with them their entire lives. Students that participate are also eligible for scholarships.
- International Thespian Society - The local Thespian Society is organized for those that have an interest in the stage. The members of this group attend the state Thespian conference and many have been honored at these meetings. To be considered for a membership, students need to take part on plays. Once accepted these students become a part of an international group that include member from all venues of acting.
- Mu Alpha Theta - Mu Alpha Theta is an organization that honors exceptional math students. This group inspires interest in math, develops mathematical scholarship and spreads the enjoyment of math. Through national conferences and competitions, students can interact with other students from across the country. There are also competitions that the students can participate in through Log 1 contests, Rocket City Math League and Mathematics Minutes Video Contest.
Scio 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: Preparing A Child for a New School
Whether due to promotion or a family move, most children face changing schools sometime during their education. Adjusting to a new school can be a tense time for children and parents but it can be made easier with a little help from the parents. Before the child begins attending the new school, remind them of the ways they have made friends in the past. This may be by showing an interest, talking about hobbies or smiling. Another thing the child can do is to become involved. Parents should find out what clubs or teams interest the child, this is a way to open a door to belonging. Parents can also share with the child what to expect in the new school. How it may be similar or different from the school they came from. Most of all, parents need to keep the doors of communication open to see if there are other ways they can help.
