Teachers select problems and other academic tasks that are well matched to lesson content so student success rate is high. 1.5 Learning progress is monitored closely. Teachers use assessment results not only to evaluate students but also for instructional diagnosis and to find out if teaching methods are working. Attendance records and other methods are used to spot potential problems. Changes are made in instructional programs and school procedures to meet identified needs.
Parents help keep students involved in learning.
Teachers let parents know that homework is important and give them tips on how to help student keep working. Parents and members of the community have various options for becoming involved in schooling, especially in ways that support the instructional program. The CNMI is located north of Guam, about 1,000 miles south of Japan and nearly 4,000 miles west of Honolulu. The CNMI is made up of a chain of 14 volcanic islands stretching over 375 miles from north to south. The capital of the CNMI is located on the island of Saipan.