Study Smarter, Not Harder with Written Expression #H5
LOCATION:
TEMPLE BETH-EL Education Center
70 Orchard Avenue
Providence, Rhode Island 02906
Grades |
Dates |
Time |
Price |
H5 Entering 6 - 8 |
August 2 - 13 |
9:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m. |
$ 570 |
Is your middle schooler disorganized? Does your child struggle with taking notes, studying for tests and expressing thoughts clearly on paper?
This course helps students learn "how to learn" and manage the demands of school. Students learn "active" study strategies to help them retain morei nformation and increase their independence. Students participate in activities that help them uncover their learning styles and understand how best to use their strengths to overcome their difficulties. They learn step-by-step methods to apporach their assignments and meet deadlines, easing homework anxiety.
Additionally, this course provides concrete strategies and techniques to improve writing. Students learn the mechanics of editing, proofreading and polishing written work.
Skills covered include:
FOR WRITING: |
FOR STUDY SKILLS: |
Organizing/sequencing ideas
Sentence structure
Paragraph development
Grammar
Essays
Editing/proofreading
Word processing
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Specific study strategies
Following directions
Textbook reading skills
Outlining/note-taking
Highlighting techniques
Test-taking strategies
Organizing longer assignments
Time management
|
Reading for Meaning with Written Expression and Study Skills
#SA1, SA2, SA3
LOCATION:
ST. ANDREW'S SCHOOL
63 Federal Road
Barrington, Rhode Island 02806
Grades |
Dates |
Time |
Price |
SA1 Entering 4 - 5 |
July 26 - August 13 |
9:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m. |
$ 855 |
SA2 Entering 6 - 7 |
July 26 - August 13 |
9:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m. |
$ 855 |
SA3 Entering 8 - 9 |
July 26 - August 13 |
9:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m. |
$ 855 |
The portion of this course is for students to learn how to extract information from text. The emphasis is on improving reading comprehension and fluency. Children are taught key comprehension strategies, such as making connections, questioning, visualizing, inferring, determining importance, and synthesizing information.
The portion of the course provides concrete strategies and techniques to improve written expression. Students learn the mechanics of editing, proofreading and polishing written work. Paragraph formation is taught in a step-by-step manner. Older students also work on different types of essays.
The portion of this course (mainly for 6th - 9th graders) helps students learn “how to learn” and manage the demands of school. Students learn “active” study strategies to help them retain more information and increase their independence. Students participate in activities that help them uncover their learning styles and understand how best to use their strengths to overcome their difficulties. They learn step-by-step methods to approach their assignments and meet deadlines, easing homework anxiety.
FOR READING: |
FOR WRITING: |
FOR STUDY SKILLS: |
Advanced word attack/decoding
Prefixes/roots/suffixes
Vocabulary development
Guided reading
Fluency
Comprehension
|
Organizing/sequencing ideas
Sentence structure
Paragraph development
Grammar
Essays
Editing/proofreading
Word processing/Keyboarding
|
Specific study strategies
Following directions
Textbook reading skills
Outlining/note-taking
Highlighting techniques
Test-taking strategies
Organizing longer assignments
Time management
|
Individual Tutorials:
Orton-Gillingham, Reading, Written Expression, Mathematics, and Study Skills
LOCATION:
RITES LEARNING CENTER
334 East Avenue
Pawtucket, Rhode Island 02860
OR
LOCATION DETERMINED BETWEEN THE TUTOR AND THE FAMILY
Grades |
Dates |
Time |
Price |
Entering 1 - 12 |
All summer |
Flexible: 1-hr sessions |
$ 55/hr |
These sessions are individual multisensory tutorials designed to engage each student and specifically meet his/her needs. Scheduling is flexible to fit into your summer plans. Students typically meet once or twice a week for one-hour sessions. No application needed - to schedule, just call (401) 723-4459, x143.
All curriculum descriptions and forms are the creation of RITES and are proprietary materials, which may not be recreated by any other party.