Make reading aloud an interactive activity When you read together, try these tips to boost your child's reading comprehension. Pause from time to time to ask questions about the story, such as, "Why do you think the character did that?" Help your child make connections between things in the reading and familiar experiences or ideas. And when you finish reading, have your child act out the story. https://tpitip.com/?13aX8433
about 1 year ago, Loretta Bivins
Las estrategias de memorización ayudan a fijar la información Con frecuencia, los estudiantes deben memorizar listas de datos, fechas o definiciones. Dele este consejo a su joven: dividir las listas largas en partes. En vez de tratar de aprender todos los huesos del cuerpo a la vez, su estudiante debería memorizar primero los huesos de la pierna, luego los del brazo, etc. Otra estrategia útil es inventar acrónimos, rimas o canciones que contengan la información. Su joven también puede visualizar el material o relacionarlo con una imagen mental de algo que sepa y suene similar. https://tpitip.com/?43aU8433
about 1 year ago, Loretta Bivins
Memory strategies help information stick Students often need to memorize lists of facts, dates or definitions. Share this tip with your teen: Divide long lists into chunks. Instead of trying to learn all the bones in the body at once, your student should memorize the bones in the leg, then the arm, and so on. Another strategy is to make up acronyms, rhymes or songs about the information. Your teen can also visualize the material, or link it to a mental image of something familiar that sounds similar. https://tpitip.com/?33aU8433
about 1 year ago, Loretta Bivins
Desarrolle las habilidades sociales…un elogio por vez Los niños pequeños son egocéntricos por naturaleza. Pero usted puede ayudar a su hijo a superar esto y aprender a apreciar a las personas que lo rodean. Anímelo a elogiar a por lo menos una persona en la escuela cada día. Explíquele que sus elogios deben ser sinceros, por lo que deberá estar atento a las cosas positivas que hagan sus amigos y maestros. Cada día, cuando su hijo regrese de la escuela, pregúntele a quién elogió y por qué. https://tpitip.com/?23aT8433
about 1 year ago, Loretta Bivins
Build social skills…one compliment at a time Young children are naturally self-centered. But you can help your child grow out of this and learn to appreciate other people. Encourage your child to compliment at least one person at school each day. Explain that compliments should be sincere, so your child will have to look for positive things that friends and teachers do. Each evening, ask who your child complimented and why. https://tpitip.com/?13aT8433
about 1 year ago, Loretta Bivins
5:25 pm - 1/18/23 Board meeting live stream will start in about five minutes. Link: https://livestream.nyeschools.org/ViewStream.html
over 1 year ago, NCSD, Tech
AT&T has cleared the phone outage. The phones are working again at the affected sites: Mount Charleston, Johnson, Manse, PVHS, Floyd, and both Beatty Schools.
over 1 year ago, NCSD, Tech
AT&T Outage: Parents & Guardians, AT&T is suffering an outage affecting a few of our schools. They are working to solve the issue. Until then, phones are down at the following locations: Mount Charleston, J.G. Johnson, Manse, PVHS, Floyd, and all Beatty schools.
over 1 year ago, NCSD, Tech
Enseñe un sistema simple para recordar la lectura Existe un método muy útil que ayuda a los niños a recordar lo que leen. Enséñele a su escolar de primaria a seguir estos cuatro pasos: 1. Leer. Dígale a su hijo que lea en voz alta. 2. Cubrir. Su hijo debería colocar una hoja de papel sobre el texto. 3. Recordar. Pídale a su hijo que le explique lo que leyó. Si no puede hacerlo, prueben con un texto más corto. 4. Comprobar. Su hijo debería volver a leer el material para ver si lo recuerda correctamente. https://tpitip.com/?23aQ8433
over 1 year ago, Loretta Bivins
Share a simple system for remembering reading Studying with the R-C-R-C method can help children remember what they read. Teach your elementary schooler these four steps: 1. Read. Have your child read aloud. 2. Cover. Your child should put a piece of paper over the passage. 3. Remember. Ask your child to explain the reading. (If this is a struggle, try a shorter passage.) 4. Check. Your child should reread the material to verify recall accuracy. https://tpitip.com/?13aQ8433
over 1 year ago, Loretta Bivins
January 9, 2023, 11:40 AM There is a power outage at PVHS. Due to the power outage, phones are not working. With parent/guardian permission, students will be dismissed if they have transportation. Parent(s)/guardian(s) may pick up students from the office if they choose. Buses will transport students at our normal dismissal time of 2:20PM for those students who remain at school. Valley Electric expects to have the power restored within an hour. Thank you.
over 1 year ago, NCSD, Tech
January 9, 2023, 10:48 AM A power outage is affecting the internet and phones at PVHS, Pathways, and Johnson. Please be patient while VEA and NCSD work through the issues.
over 1 year ago, NCSD, Tech
Haga el espacio y el tiempo necesarios para aprender Hoy es el Día Nacional de Limpiar el Escritorio. Los jóvenes pierden mucho tiempo de estudio buscando artículos que no encuentran. Ya sea que su joven estudie en un escritorio o en la mesa de la cocina, anímelo a organizar sus papeles, útiles y materiales. Puede desechar lo que ya no le sirve, y archivar los trabajos y exámenes corregidos en carpetas por materia. Sugiérale que evite guardar en su lugar de estudio cualquier cosa que lo distraiga o no lo ayude con los trabajos escolares. https://tpitip.com/?43aI8433
over 1 year ago, Loretta Bivins
Empiece a enseñarle habilidades sociales a su hijo Su hijo tendrá más confianza en las situaciones sociales de la escuela si hablan de las presentaciones sociales. Para ayudarlo a practicar, dígales a los miembros familiares que se sienten en un círculo. Túrnense para presentarse a sí mismos (Hola, me llamo Matías). Luego deben presentar a la persona que se encuentra a su izquierda y decir algo de ella (Él es mi hermano, Tomás. Le agrada jugar al fútbol y usar zapatillas de caña alta). https://tpitip.com/?23aI8433
over 1 year ago, Loretta Bivins
Make space and time for learning Today is National Clean-Off-Your-Desk Day. Teens waste a lot of learning time looking for misplaced items. Whether your teen studies at a desk or the kitchen table, today is the day to sort through papers, supplies and materials. Your teen can throw away any junk and file returned tests and assignments in subject folders. Encourage your student not to keep anything in the study area that is distracting or doesn't help with school assignments. https://tpitip.com/?33aI8433
over 1 year ago, Loretta Bivins
Provide an introduction to social skills Your child will feel more confident in social situations at school if you review how to make social introductions together. Provide practice by having family members sit in a circle. Everyone should take turns introducing themselves (Hi, I'm Scott). Then have family members introduce the person to their left and say something about that person (This is my brother, Eric. He likes to play soccer and wear high-top sneakers.). https://tpitip.com/?13aI8433
over 1 year ago, Loretta Bivins
Dele a su joven el poder de moldear el futuro Para tener éxito en la escuela y más allá de ella, los estudiantes deben comprender que ellos pueden controlar su propio comportamiento y la dirección de su vida. Para transmitir esta idea, deje que su joven tome sus propias decisiones siempre que sea posible. Por ejemplo, cuando le asigne un quehacer, establezca un marco de tiempo amplio para que lo realice. "Por favor, dobla la ropa limpia antes de acostarte". Luego deje que él decida cuándo hacerlo. https://tpitip.com/?43aG8433
over 1 year ago, Loretta Bivins
Give your teen the power to shape the future To succeed in school and beyond, students need to understand that they can control their own behavior and the direction of their lives. To get this idea across, allow your teen to make decisions independently wherever possible. For example, when you assign your teen a chore, establish a wide time frame in which to complete it. "Please see that the laundry is folded by bedtime tonight." Then let your teen decide when to do it. https://tpitip.com/?33aG8433
over 1 year ago, Loretta Bivins
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