This presentation is dedicated specially for my Son MIGUEL.

Mi nombre es Monica y yo espero y deseo seguir llendo ala escuela para poder aprender una carrera pequeña y poder dar un buen ejemplo educativo a mis hijos y una mejor calidad de vida y enseñarles que llendo ala escula y terminar sus estudios pueden lograr sus objetivos y ser y tener lo que ellos quieran en la vida pero sobre todo ser unos buenos seres humanos. En este curso que me decidi a tomar lo hice solo por mi hijo MIGUEL porque quiero poder ayudarlo mas a estudiar a aprender a salir adelante el solo abase de mucho studio y esfuerso y para poder lograr eso yo nececito educarme aprovechando todas las oportunidades que me ofrecen para aprender todo lo educativo posible y siempre tengo muy presente que nunca es demasiado tarde para aprender.Gracias a todas esas personas que nos dedican su tiempo libre a enceñarnos algo productivo y educativo.

9 Grade.-Help your student get organized and practice good study habits. Explore summer programs look for volunteer opportunities in the community.

10 Grade.-Students should take Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude test (PSAT). Remind your teen to sign up for the most challenging classes for next year.

11 Grade.-Verify that your student is on track for college and take time to discuss college interest. Continue encouraging your student to stay on course to complete all core courses necessary for graduation, plus any required for college admission.

12 Grade.-Apply for scholarships. Apply for colleges and universitys.

Challenging my son is not just the responsibility of my childs school. Parents and teachers are partners in the academic success of children. Children should be enrolled every year in math, science, english and social studies. Child should also take additional classes that will expand his knowledge in such subjects as foreing language, visual and performing arts, computers and world cultures. ACT or SAT are required for student with grade point averages under 3.00.

The most important thing about children learning literacy is to first model ourselves. Children will pick up on what the parents does. (reading, writing).

Facebook is a social networking site that allows users to post online profiles connect to other users who share the same experiences. One reason why it’s so popular is because it’s very easy to use whatever you do takes just minutes.

Facebook offers a message board type feature called “The Wall” that displays your profile pages. You can use it to post all kinds of messages to your network. Facebook is a great place to promote family, friends, and organization’s events.

One of Facebook’s most popular features has been the ability to upload and share pictures and videos. Just like every other social networking site, you can create and join groups on facebook.

On Facebook, you are in control of what information is out there about your organization and who can see it. You can retain some privacy by blocking.

The Internet is a great resource for kids. They can find homework help and find positive ways to have fun. But the Internet can also be full of risk for children, like exposure to inappropriate materials, bullying, sexual predators and even drug dealers.

To prevent any inappropriate material help them sign up. Show what not to fill in, so they don’t give away personal information. Use gender-neutral screen names.

Tell your kids not to respond to sexual advances and to inform you if someone approaches them. Not to share personal information including their phone numbers, address, age, e-mail address, pictures, school and the town where you live.

Parental controls are a type of software that can block out (or filter) web sites with adult or inappropriate content. Block access to certain chat rooms, file-sharing, or email.

Andres Duarte Elementary provides a parent support forum at their cougar café every Friday at 8:15 am.

The Before and After school care opens at 7:00am to 6:00pm. They offer supervised care for your child, daily schelude including supervised homework time.

To obtain a diploma of graduation from Duarte H.S. students shall complete at least 15 courses and 220 credits.

Duarte Unified School District have the following health requirements for students. Immunizations, Pertussis Booster (grades 7-12) a TB. Test and physical examinations.

Parent & Community Support. Duarte Unified enjoys unparallaled support from the cities of Duarte, Bradbury, Monrovia, Arcadia, and Duarte Town Council an unincorporated area in Los Angeles County.

Web sites for parents. California Academic Content Standards, Testing Resources and Study Guides, Community Resources, Surveys, Homework Helpers.

For parents to get informed on how to prevent their child from drug use and abuse.

Important steps a parent can take to encourage their children to abstain from alcohol and drugs is to keep track of where your children are, what they are doing, and who their friends are. Spend time together regularly. Listen and talk with your children. Try to understand the pressures placed on them and don’t criticize their beliefs.

Inhalant abuse can result in death from very first use. Teens “sniff” or “huff” ordinary household products like nail polish remover, cleaning fluid, and spray paint. Research shows that inhalant use is also associated with symptoms of depression. The physical signs of inhalant use are nausea or loss of appetite, inattentiveness, lack of coordination, irritability, depression, and slurred speech. The danger zone for drug use is between 3 and 6pm.

Good way of establishing open communication with your child. Establish time together, be there after school, get to know your childs friends and their parents. Childs who are close to their parents are less likely to engage in risky behaviors. Overly severe punishments serve to undermine the quality of the parent-child relationship.

Make a positive difference in your child’s life. Have the talk-let them know you know. Be sure to have the conversation when you are all calm and have plenty of time. Get educated learn as much as you can. Be specific about your concerns and don’t make excuses. Remember to always ask Who? What? Where? When?

Playing games, singing songs, ant talking to your child are all the ways to give them the skills they need to become successful readers.

One world many stories. Stories from around the world. A party every day! Celebrations around the world. Activities across the continents. Twinkle, twinkle little star in four languages.

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