You may have noticed that not all of our online courses at Scio Academy are exactly the same, and you would be correct. At the heart of our online courses, we have the goal to teach your children thinking and communicating skills. Sometimes, it isn’t necessary to complete an entire 1.0 credit course to learn […]
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Should my child review pre algebra? Reviewing some math this summer seems to be near the top of parents’ lists. Especially considering the havoc that covid-19 wrecked with the end of last school year. Among these review options was the consideration of hosting a Scio Pre Algebra review course. While on one level,
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Admissions tests like the SAT, CLT, and ACT have been historically required for students wanting to enter college. Not only did the tests give the colleges an idea of a student’s abilities, but they also helped colleges find students and students find scholarships. In the past 10 years, there have been multiple studies showing the
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“Yeah, but when can I quit?” In the past this question might have come at me from my 10 year old who suddenly doesn’t want to participate in tap or it might have come from my 5 year old who hates soccer practice. The problem is that we aren’t quitters. We don’t quit. If we
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As we’ve previously covered, a portfolio is a picture of you. It is a short collection of works and records that reveal you as a student, a participant, and a person. A portfolio answers the question: “Who are you really?” What sort of thing do you include in a portfolio? Anything that you think identifies
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