Reading

Students struggle with comprehension because they do not realize that each sentence they read conveys a single, complete thought. Once they learn to recognize that a coherent sentence reflects a coherent idea, students can better understand more complex texts without vagueness.

As with reading, vague and otherwise confused writing is a result of confused thinking. A clear and meaningful sentence will mirror a well developed thought. As they learn to form logical  thoughts, your young scholars' writing will become fluent and natural.

Math in early education should focus more on developing reasoning skills than on simply finding the "right answer." Basic math serves as practice for mastering problem-solving abilities. Students will learn to tackle problems using our syllogism method, which teaches them to form clear and valid arguments in both practical and mathematical contexts.