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Skill-Building with Character Education, Life Skills and Professional Athlete Mentoring
You'll find the Kid's College online academic
program ideal to support Community Education and Workforce Readiness youth programs. Our mission
is to increase or refresh the basic proficiency skills of youngsters, teens and adults to maintain
skills knowledge, and for preparation to enter the workforce or take the GED exam. Online
instruction prescribes individualized lessons based on each youth's ability level, whether
they are at grade level or behind. This ensures that learning takes place on a beginning ability
level to address essential Math and Literacy skills. Through our adaptive process, every person
can improve academic achievement
and work at their own pace toward reaching their optimal learning zone.
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Academic, Social and Character Skills
Online assessment diagnoses skills gaps and prescribes supplementary instruction suited to the
individual youth's needs, easing the responsibility on program staff for differentiating instruction
and assigning remediation. As foundational skills are mastered, challenging questions engage all
learners to grasp new knowledge. In no time, Kid's College can prepare youth to enter the workforce
with more skills confidence and, ultimately, contribute to the betterment of your organization and community.
Weekly reports help your staff assess progress and document the program's accountability.
Extra Skills Practice On Their Own Accord
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For Workforce and Community Education youth programs, Kid's College
is most beneficial when paired with the Learning Through Sports'
STAR Sportsmanship and STAR Mentors programs. This trio of online
programs is proven to motivate at-risk youth to stay in school and
to build 21st Century skills in Mathematics, Literacy, Leadership,
Teamwork and Critical Thinking Skills.
The STAR Sportsmanship curriculum is an online Character Education & Life Skills program proven effective
to improve student behavior in and out of school. STAR Sportsmanship supports soft skills for employment by
focusing on the development of character traits and values important to succeed in the workplace.
Age-appropriate, interactive video lessons cover important topics affecting today's youth, such as Respect,
Teamwork, Leadership, Substance-Abuse and Critical Decision-Making.
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Photos: Former NFL Quarterback and Superbowl Champion Tony Banks reaches at-risk
students across the nation during STAR Mentors sessions.
For the STAR Mentors solution, Learning Through Sports has selected professional athlete mentors who have
overcome many of the issues today's youth are dealing with such as drugs, bullying, gang activity, managing
responsibilities and failing to engage at school. STAR Mentors are trained, positive role models who have an
ability to communicate with at-risk youth and help them learn to succeed in schools, homes, peer groups and
communities. Customized mentoring sessions address community issues and program needs. The ultimate goal is
to promote exceptional character-building traits, problem solving and workforce ethics that benefit all areas of life.
Ask your representative about STAR Sportsmanship and STAR Mentors to complement the Kid's College Math &
Literacy program!
Dropout Recovery: Reconnecting At-Risk Students Through Individualized Learning
Recent U.S. statistics show dropout rates on the rise, especially for males, minorities and children of low
socio-economic status. When students continuously perform poorly, they disengage and feel trapped in a downward
spiral of low academic achievement. These students are highly at-risk of problematic behaviors such as truancy,
disciplinary problems and dropping out. We can help you catch these students before they fall out of reach.
Download our flier: Learning Through Sports Solutions for Dropout Intervention
Kid's College can assist with dropout recovery by bringing these students back to a learning process they can enjoy
and will respond to. Within just a few hours of using our online adaptive and prescriptive curriculum, you can target
specific skills gaps and renew your students' enthusiasm to succeed again. At-risk students who tend not to participate
in school are extremely engaged in the motivational sports
video games and high score peer contests. They naturally want to compete and to challenge themselves and each other.
Customer Testimonial: "The most amazing thing is that the students working the hardest in the Kid's
College program are the ones who need it the most!" says Allison Garrett, Technology Coordinator at Donoho School, AL
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