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Find out how online interactive simulations can help enhance your STEM curriculum, support student math achievement, effect growth mindset and more in our webinar series. Gizmos and Reflex enhance students' success in math and science, and ExploreLearning provides professional development to teachers to build their own success in the classroom.

High-quality, early-learning environments provide children with a structure in which to build upon their natural inclination to explore, to build, and to question. Research confirms that early STEM skills are a great predictor of later academic success overall.

Join us for this complimentary webinar to discover how Science4Us, our K-2-focused program, can help you teach and promote STEM early on, while integrating English literacy through short stories, hands-on and digitally interactive activities, and much more!

The most effective classroom instructional strategies use inquiry-based methods that connect course content with real-world applications to demonstrate the relevance of the curriculum and support academic success.

Please join us for this complimentary webinar to discuss how Gizmos STEM Cases allow students to apply course content in a meaningful context. These interactive, real-life experiences deepen students' understanding of what they are learning, strengthen their problem-solving and critical thinking skills, and make the subject matter more engaging and easier to master for all learners.

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Do you still need to confirm your enrollment? Make sure to submit your enrollment deposit, which is fully refundable until June 1. You'll use your application login information to enter our secure payment portal.

Once you've completed the steps on your checklist, get started with an event to celebrate you, orientation sessions to prepare you to hit the ground running, and dive into your first-year seminar, a course designed with your success in college at the forefront.

Get an inside look at Hamline during our Admitted Student Day events and get even more information about why Hamline is right for you. Connect with your future classmates, explore campus life, and receive a special Hamline gift. Admitted Student Days events are a great way to get involved before your orientation sessions start in the summer.

SOAR is the first of two mandatory orientation programs for all new students to help make your experience at Hamline exceptional. You'll meet the faculty and staff who will guide you on your academic journey, connect with New Student Mentors and future classmates, and register for your first semester of courses at Hamline.

Fall orientation is the second mandatory orientation for all new students. During this program, you'll meet with your academic advisor, attend your first first-year seminar class, and learn about the opportunities and support available for you on campus.

CTY Online Programs allow young scholars to pursue rigorous academic coursework in engaging virtual classrooms from anywhere, at any time, and at a pace that aligns with their individual learning goals. In addition to STEM and humanities courses for advanced learners, students can explore exciting topics like space colonization, crime scene investigation, and web design that push the boundaries of a traditional classroom.

Our expert instructors excel at creating supportive virtual learning environments to ensure students get the most out of their CTY experience. Students join a global community of intellectually inspired peers, creating an engaging and dynamic online learning atmosphere that fosters collaboration and growth.

Each summer, CTY On-Campus Programs bring together students from around the world to live, learn, and connect in a diverse campus environment. Advanced learners can explore new and favorite subjects, participate in hands-on activities, and forge lasting friendships.

Our courses are designed to encourage collaboration and engagement on challenging topics, ensuring a summer filled with fun and discovery. Hosted at colleges and schools around the U.S., CTY summer programs offer students the flexibility to commute to day programs or join other young scholars in our immersive, three-week residential programs, available June through August.

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As a premier public institution, Appalachian State University offers incredible preparation for life and career success. In Boone, Hickory or online, you'll find your passions, conduct research alongside world-class faculty and join a community of learners, creative thinkers and effective communicators.

Explore majors, review admission requirements and deadlines, meet your admission counselor, sign up for a visit and take the next step to become a Mountaineer. Learn more about our community and connect with resources to support you along your journey.

For first-year students applying for a 2022, 2023 and 2024 term, official test scores (ACT/SAT) will be not required for admission. Students will have the option to select on the application whether or not they will be submitting test scores for review.

Whether you attend an early college, are dual enrolled or are planning to transfer, use the NC Community College Transfer Guides and the Transfer Equivalency Course Search to determine how your completed courses will transfer.

Couloir Jensen, who has extensive teaching experience, is also a parent of a preschooler. She knows the uncertainty of what traditional school will look like during this pandemic. She wants to help provide direction and support for families. She is certified to teach early childhood and elementary education.

She has always loved the enthusiasm and joy young children bring to their learning. Couloir has worked in private preschools, public schools, as a kindergarten teacher and special-ed learning specialist. In all of her roles she has created her own curriculum and used a variety of resources. She has piloted and tested her curriculum for school districts. She is excited to support parents and children as we explore learning together!

* Curriculum that will cover all areas of study (literacy, math, science, art, STEM, social/emotions). Our curriculum uses Washington State's Early Learning and Developmental guidelines. We will look ahead in learning goals to prepare your child for elementary school. Monthly curriculum themes vary with topics of interest to young children and the seasons.

* Your child will receive a monthly subscription "Wonder Box" filled with a book, craft materials and learning manipulatives. Your child will be excited to receive a new box each month. Other manipulatives and materials needed are household or outdoor items you will use to grow the inquiring mind of your young child.

* Join us for a weekly online story time that follows along with the curriculum. We will read a story together, sing songs, finger plays and learn together. Your child will make friends and be excited about socializing in the group.

Automatic monthly payments to be made on the 15th of each month. This will be the payment for the succeeding month and guarantees your box and curriculum will be delivered at the beginning of the month.

To join a Learning Community, talk with your academic advisor during your New Roo Advising appointment. For select communities, you can reserve your spot prior to meeting with your advisor by completing the LC interest form below.

The Adult Focus Learning Community is designed for students 23 years old or older and provides support services for individuals who may assume multiple life roles such as a parent, spouse/partner, employee, caregiver, etc.

The Akron Rises Learning Community provides new students the opportunity to get connected with faculty, staff and fellow students early on in their Akron Experience. The community is designed to provide support for Akron Rises students and assist in getting them connected to The University of Akron community. Students may have the opportunity (based on testing and course availability) to enroll in a Basic Math or Basic Writing course with their peers from Akron Experience.

The Office of Academic and Retention Support (OARS) Collegiate Success Learning Community is for students who want an opportunity to participate in a retention-based community and are a member of Choose Ohio First Summer Bridge. Each student is assigned a peer mentor and a professional staff coordinator. The community is focused on helping incoming students develop and grow into scholars by helping them enhance their academic skills and facilitating engagement with the university community.

The Emerging Leaders Program creates an opportunity for first-year students to become actively engaged in the campus community through leadership development, civic engagement and self-discovery. It is through academic achievement, mentoring and co-curricular involvement that students experience a holistic approach to college life and later as civic leaders in society.

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