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Sunrise Manor, Nevada Tutoring Programs
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Sunrise Manor District and Curriculum
The Clark County School District strives to ensure that their curriculum is in total alignment with the state of Nevada curriculum guidelines. The goal of the curriculum program is to prepare students for real life situations. As students progress through grade levels they learn new skills that are built on previous skills learned, reinforcing those skills. One major focus of curriculum is to ensure that students gain excellent reading and writing comprehension and skills across all core content classes.
We currently cover the following Sunrise Manor-area school district: Clark County School District.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Sunrise Manor District Curriculum
Kindergarten students learn to recognize and write letters correctly and to write their names. Phonics is used to teach letter sounds and students learn to sound out letters and syllables in words to recognize and read the words. Students hear stories read out loud and learn comprehension by answering questions about the stories. They draw pictures representing certain parts of the story and are able to retell the stories in their own words to develop critical thinking skills.
In high school, students read a variety of diverse literature and write in different literary forms. They learn to write reviews and summaries and use their reading and writing skills across the core content classes. They also learn how to write persuasively and informatively, and develop key research skills. These strategies in reading and writing effectively are crucial in education because these skills are needed to be successful in every class and in post-secondary learning.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Sunrise Manor Educational News
- Clark County Wetlands Park - Believe it or not, there is a wetlands park in Las Vegas. The wetlands provide a habitat for over 300 species of plants and animals. While visiting the park, you can take a guided tour or ride a bike to explore the park. On Tuesday and Thursday mornings from October 1 to May 1, there are programs for school groups.
- Howard W Cannon Aviation Museum - Located at the McCarran International Airport, the museum contains artifacts of early aviation in Nevada. It is a unique museum, with planes hanging from the ceiling of the airport. The museum is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
- The Searchlight Museum - The Searchlight Museum is located at the Community Center tells the history of the community with its artifacts and exhibits. The museum is named after the Searchlight Mines and the museum contains a lot of artifacts and informant about mining, since it was a very important part of community life.
Sunrise Manor 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: The Importance of Parent/Child Communication
Sometimes one of the hardest things about being a parent is communication with your child, especially when s/he reaches the tween years. It is a stark reality that the burden for developing good communication is on the parent. Too many times parents start out a conversation by scolding their child, but that is really not the best place to start. Make sure that you have rules and boundaries set up and that your tween aged child is aware of them and understands them. But, parents also need to develop some flexibility with the rules when necessary. If your child has broken the rules, do not start out with a scolding. Instead, tell your child that you want to talk and begin the conversation by calmly asking how their day was and giving them a chance to explain what happened. Listen attentively, as this will show him that you really care about their feelings. Try to be understanding. Even if you still feel a discipline action is necessary, at least s/he will have seen you make the effort to listen and understand. Keep the lines of communication open and let your child understand that s/he can tell you anything.
