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Temple Beth Am is a full-service Conservative congregation affiliated with United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism, serving the needs of the Jewish population in Northwest Broward County, Florida.
We strive to provide opportunities for exploration, that enhance problem solving, critical thinking and creative thinking skills.
All curriculum is presented by addressing each child's individual learning style.
Our children are provided opportunities that stimulate the senses recognizing that children learn through the sense of sight, hearing, touch, sense of taste and smell.
Our learning center approach allows the teacher and child a one-on-one opportunity to explore and interact.
Numerous and varied opportunities are presented for addressing both small and large muscle skills and enhancing coordination.
Temple Beth Am is a full-service Conservative congregation
affiliated with United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism, serving
the needs of the Jewish population in Northwest Broward County,
Florida. We strive to provide opportunities for exploration, that
enhance problem solving, critical thinking and creative thinking
skills. All curriculum is presented by addressing each child's
individual learning style. Our children are provided opportunities
that stimulate the senses recognizing that children learn through
the sense of sight, hearing, touch, sense of taste and smell. Our
learning center approach allows the teacher and child a one-on-one
opportunity to explore and interact. Numerous and varied
opportunities are presented for addressing both small and large
muscle skills and enhancing coordination.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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