Enrichment curriculum program

Please contact oa bios. Please see descriptions of Curriculum Enrichment Program offerings here. A condensed version of many lessons are being delivered in virtual format to support local teachers during remote learning.

If you are interested in learning more about our virtual offerings, please contact oa bios. By taking the pressure off and engaging the students in ways that are more relaxed and fun, they'll learn without the over-arching worry.

If the enrichment programs you're thinking of offering are more tutoring styled, then you can comfort the student when they're having trouble understanding a subject. There is a whole new dynamic when a student is learning outside of the classroom and that can be taken advantage of in school enrichment programs, you can focus on a smaller group and develop their intellectual confidence. Curriculums are decided between school districts and the state, so students don't always get to explore their own academic interests.

One of the biggest perks of having enrichment program in your school is that you can offer subjects beyond what is required learning. Kids shouldn't have to wait for college to explore their intellectual pursuits and you can even tie these other disciplines into what is being taught in the classroom. Learning isn't a vacuum, all the subjects tie in together and so can school enrichment programs.

Many school enrichment programs , like class or school assemblies, encourage group projects and solving problems together. For students who have some difficulty with public speaking or giving a presentation, a speech enrichment program could be a real help to them. Think of students who excel in science or history, being a good speaker can really help them later in life with proposing research, getting scholarships, or getting grants. Talking during a lesson or in the classroom is understandably discouraged but, with school enrichment programs you can provide a different approach to learning that allows for conversation.

Certainly would help prepare for college. The classroom doesn't really allow for exploration, there are things the teacher must help students learn in order to graduate. With school enrichment programs there is greater freedom for a student to wander intellectually.

The only goal in the programs is to encourage students to develop as a learner rather than pass a test. You could even have a program where there are different topics, intertwined, and allow the students to choose for themselves. When a student grows fond of learning in and of itself, they'll continue to invest in their own intellect whether in a classroom or not. Learning Experience Academic Program curriculum. This L. Our L. These journals focus on developing their pre-writing skills and also provides space for each child to draw pictures to express their thoughts.

Journals are completed weekly and sent home to parents. It is an exceptional opportunity for parents to see their child's reasoning with sentences such as "the sky is blue because…" L.

A step up from My Little L. My Little L. Each page in their My Little L. Colors, shapes, numbers, sequencing and letter awareness are all subjects that are covered on these pages. After group instruction, teachers sit with children in smaller groups of 4 or 5 where they are encouraged to complete a page in their own book.

Teachers then assess each child's comprehension and understanding of the subjects covered. Each month has a different theme. With that in mind, we created our unique and proprietary philanthropy curriculum to teach children the value of selflessness and generosity with the hope that these values remain with them throughout the course of their entire lives. Within the philanthropy curriculum, preschoolers will learn about concepts like philanthropy, cause, and charity.

Through the philanthropy curriculum, the children will get to meet Grace the Greyhound and Charity Chihuahua, our wonderful philanthropy mascots, who teach children that "it's not how big or small you are, it's the size of your heart that matters.

Monthly philanthropy events are held at each center to help reinforce what it means to give, share, and donate. Some events we hold throughout the school year also tie into the monthly philanthropy curriculum e.