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Reading

Why: To gather the information you care about.​

  • Phonics

  • Blending

  • Comprehension

  • Tracking/Visual Sensory Development

  • Spelling

  • Latin and Greek Root Words

  • Parts of Speech

  • Encoding Decoding

  • Visual Memory Development

  • Vocabulary

  • Enjoyment

Writing

Why: To share ideas you care about.​

  • Composition

  • Building Vocabulary

  • Handwriting/Fine Motor Skills

  • Expository Writing 

  • Creative Writing/Expressing Dialogue

  • Punctuation

  • Parts of Speech

  • Spelling

  • Developing Thesis Statements

  • Connecting Conclusions

  • Word, Excel, Slides (Google Docs)

  • Website Development

Math

Why: To solve problems and make predictions about things you care about.

  • Mathematical Connections

  • Making Predictions

  • Solving Problems

  • Fluency of Math Fact Games

  • Use of Manipulatives

  • Use of Visuals

  • Use of Technology/Websites

  • Excel Software Skill development

  • Algebra 1

  • Geometry

  • Algebra 2

  • Calculus

  • ACT/SAT Prep

  • Understanding the Universal Language of Mathematics

how does reading make you smarter

Music Education Philosophy

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Learning music requires the use of nearly every area of the brain at the same time, and each of these areas is doing its part of the work instantaneously.  So basically, playing music is the brain’s equivalent of a full-body workout. Just like working out, practicing music helps strengthen the brain functions required to play music, particularly those in the visual, motor, and auditory cortices. Additionally, studies have shown that the younger kids are when they start learning how to read/perform music, the stronger the connections are in their brain. 

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