When selecting your child's school, consider the following characteristics, keeping in mind that every school is different. Internet- Most schools teach basic computer skills and use educational software for instruction. Schools also offer Internet access. Each school determines dress code based on the input of parents and the school advisory council. The principal can outline this policy.
Children learn in many different ways.
Ask how the school encourages different approaches to learning styles. Home- You will want to consider the location of your child's school in relation to your home and workplace. A good, balanced reading program is essential. Talk with the principal about methods of reading instruction. Both academically gifted and students with learning difficulties benefit from specialized activities.