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Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Clute District Curriculum
Geography is a section of the Social Studies curriculum. At Brazosport Independent School District, this subject is approached in a way that helps the students in their entire lives. They learn that whether from paper maps or to GPS systems, the students learn the foundation for using these tools through this class. They study the development of dams, transportation systems, tunnels, and other man-made structures that change the environment. An examination of how these structures negatively impact the environment is undertaken as well. They also discover how different cultures throughout the world work together.
The English curriculum at Brazosport Independent School District Schools includes the study of literary classics. To begin with this subject, students learn how to read from classroom books and the students’ own books. They then see how to analyze these books as they look for the characteristics that make a book stand out. When they are in high school, they are then able to take complete works, such as Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet or his sonnets, and discover the figurative language, or examine them from the viewpoint that the author wanted to write to. Students are able to use the tools to write in a way that their audience can appreciate.
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Clute District Curriculum Used in Our In-Home Tutoring Programs
The Brazosport Independent School District uses a curriculum that provides clear standards for learning as students move through their education. The standards follow a logical continuum so that students are continually expanding and deepening their knowledge. Elementary students are expected to develop a wide range of literacy skills so that they can read and analyze both fiction and non-fiction, and students are introduced to a number of different problem-solving methods in various types of math. Students also learn how to work together and have plenty of opportunities to use their creative thinking. This focus on 21st century skills is what helps graduates of Brazosport Independent School District go on to become successful adults who contribute positively to the community in which they live.
We currently cover the following Clute-area school district: Brazosport Independent School District.
Keeping Informed: Recent Clute Educational News
- Extracurricular Activities at Brazosport High School - Students at Brazosport High School have the opportunity to join a number of extracurricular groups including Future Farmers of America, LEO Club, Interact, Physics Club, Student Council, and UIL Academic Competitions. A wide range of interests are supported through the diversity of the clubs.
- Boys & Girls Program at Clute Intermediate - The Boys & Girls Program at Clute Intermediate offers a number of recreational and social activities for students. There is a dedicated staff that serve as counselors and role models to the younger students and provide well-prepared programs for students during before and after school hours.
- Silver Sabre Newspaper at Brazoswood High School - For literary and journalistic minded students at Brazoswood High School, the campus paper offers a great outlet for developing talents. Students also learn about online publishing and develop a range of writing and editing skills that will be of great use when they are in college and during their future careers.
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Chalk Talk: Talking So A Teen-Ager Will Listen
When talking with a teen-ager, parents cannot always be sure that they are being heard. When the teen ignores a parent it is one way that they can have power in their lives. So when talking parents will benefit by remembering what the goal is for the conversation, then state it in a way that the teen understands. It also helps if a parent does not take the ignoring or yelling personally. Remember this is their way of obtaining power in this area. Do not become irate. Instead, keep calm and ate the facts again. If the temptation is there to yell, leave the room. Finally, when discussing rules, do not get involved talking about fairness. The teen can then try to turn the rules to their advantage. Just stick with the rules and let them know it is their job to follow them.