04/17/2025
What Makes EAL Different?
EAL is not just a weekly class where students come and get their homework graded. The main purpose of EAL is to teach children how to learn and to solidify learning of what they have worked on at home all week. This is done through using all learning styles in class through movements, visual presentations, listening to music or recitations, games, play acting, drawing, etc.
Other characteristics that differentiate the class from other classes:
1. Curriculum and methods are directed towards special needs learners also. Adaptations are made for these learners, and they are welcome to our class.
2. SAT/ACT prep begins as early as 4th grade. Students in grades 9-12 do SAT/ACT activities weekly.
3. Test taking study skills are introduced in 4th grade. Students will take required tests for mastery in several subjects.
4. Several proven educational philosophies and methods are incorporated into the class instead of just one.
5. Students are able to choose activities that appeal to their individual learning styles so that they can retain information and truly learn.
6. Students who complete four years of the high school curriculum are thoroughly prepared to take AP and CLEP exams for college credit.
7. The Eclectic Academy of Learning covers all necessary language arts (except spelling and handwriting), humanities, and geography skills required for a college preparatory curriculum.
8. Most of the class time is spent in activities, role playing, presentations, music, games, and art to solidify the work done at home. History topics come alive through presentation and bi-annual live history celebrations that students create. Family and friends are invited to attend these memorable events.
9. Parents are not required to stay with their students.
Sound like something your family may be interested in? Message us or email Directors at [email protected] for more information.