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Support and Resources
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ACADEMIC SUPPORT AND RESOURCES FOR ELEMENTARY STUDENTS CAN BE FOUND IN A VARIETY OF PLACES, INCLUDING:
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Schools: Most schools have a variety of academic support resources available to students, such as:
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After-school tutoring: After-school tutoring can provide students with extra time for homework help and tutoring. Many after-school programs also offer enrichment activities, such as sports, arts, and music.
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In-class support teachers: In-class support teachers can provide one-on-one or small-group instruction to students who are struggling in a particular subject.
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Public libraries: Public libraries offer a variety of academic resources to students, including books, magazines, newspapers, and online databases. Many public libraries also offer free tutoring programs and other academic support resources.
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Online resources: There are a number of online resources that offer academic support to elementary students. Some of these resources are free, while others require a subscription. Popular online resources for elementary students include:
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Khan Academy: Khan Academy is a free online learning platform that offers courses in a variety of subjects, including math, reading, science, and history.
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Prodigy Math Game: Prodigy Math Game is a free online game that helps students learn math concepts.
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ABCmouse.com: ABCmouse.com is a paid online subscription service that offers educational games and activities for children ages 2-8.
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In addition to the resources listed above, there are a number of other ways to support elementary students academically. Here are some tips for parents and teachers:
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Create a positive and supportive learning environment: Students are more likely to succeed academically if they feel supported and encouraged. Teachers can create a positive learning environment by building relationships with their students, providing positive feedback, and creating a classroom culture of respect. Parents can create a positive learning environment at home by providing their children with a dedicated study space, setting regular study times, and being available to help with homework and studies.
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Differentiate instruction: Differentiation is the process of tailoring instruction to meet the individual needs of all learners. Teachers can differentiate instruction by providing students with different levels of support and challenge, offering a variety of learning activities, and allowing students to choose their own learning goals.
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Use technology to support learning: Technology can be a powerful tool for supporting student learning. There are a variety of educational apps and websites that can help students learn new concepts and practice their skills. Teachers can use technology in the classroom to provide students with access to online resources, create interactive lessons, and assess student learning. Parents can encourage their children to use technology for educational purposes at home, such as playing educational games or watching educational videos.
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Get involved in the learning process: Parents play an important role in their child's academic success. Parents can stay involved in their child's education by talking to their children about their school day, helping with homework, and attending parent-teacher conferences.
By working together, parents, teachers, and other members of the community can help all elementary students succeed academically.
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Last Modified on September 25, 2023