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Students are tested and placed in classes based on level of understanding. Classes are designed to help enhance what students are currently learning in their year round school classes. Tutors are available in all classes to assist teachers with students as they are reviewing or learning new concepts. Tutoring is also available for students at one hour before the first class and one hour after the last class. back to top |
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English |
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English classes provide students with the basics in sentence structure, grammar, reading and comprehension. Reading short stories, writing essays and class discussions aid students in their writings in year round language and literature classes
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Human Relations |
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Classes are taught at the beginners and advanced levels. They use a combination of class activities and computer labs with on-line activities to complete assignments. Freshmen and sophomores begin to prepare for going to college by looking at their high school classes and how they impact graduation requirements and future academic plans. Career interest inventories and surveys encourage students to consider careers and possible college majors. The college project that each student must complete help students to learn about completing college applications, review financial aid forms and seek out scholarship opportunities. Juniors and Seniors begin the process of applying for college and seeking and applying for scholarships during class computer labs
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Math |
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Students learn the importance of learning properties and rules in math that help them as they move from algebra, to geometry and trigonometry. Some students are even at the level of calculus. It is difficult to learn the next level of math without understanding the basics.
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Science |
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Physics or Biology is taught to students in the university’s science labs. Experiments are an essential component to enhance students learning and understanding. Students may attend a summer trip to laboratories, museums or other facilities to learn about the sciences.
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World Language |
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Beginners Spanish or French is taught during the summer program. Students learn about cultures as well as the language. A summer trip may be planned at a cultural performance of dance, music, reading or museum.
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