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Four Books to Help You Become an Exciting Language Instructor Let's face it: We language teachers can get all worked up about a new edition of a beloved novel, a well-worded line in a poem, or even a fresh list of rare vocabulary words, but remain frustratingly alone in the excitement because, even at our giddiest, our students just aren't there. They don't ge...

We specialize in the Language Arts for middle school, high school, and adult learners: Writing, literature, and English as a Second Language classes for 6, 10, and 15 week sessions.

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Send your students a checklist in preparation for the second part of this school year.

A Checklist for Returning to School in January The Christmas tree is down, all the cookies have been eaten, and we're fighting a little less over the new toys. (Well, some of us anyway.) By this point in time, there is a budding anticipation for school to begin, but also the vague and nagging memory of a resolution made just as school was lettin...

Looking for guidance in writing instruction? Grenoble Court offers short term classes for specific writing projects:

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Advice on becoming a better writer so that you can effectively teach it: https://www.grenoblecourt.com/blog/three-habits-to-foster-better-thinking-and-writing

Is your homeschool coop suddenly cancelled or on-line? Are you scrambling for upper level classes in the humanities. Try www.grenoblecourt.com for one-on-one tailored instruction for your middle or high school student.

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"There are paintings by Titian so steeped in gold splendor, that they look as if they would light up a dark room like a solar lamp." George Stillman Hillard, lawyer and author

Titian self portrait c.1562

The latest at : A tool for reading a history textbook. https://www.grenoblecourt.com/blog/tool-for-reading-a-history-textbook

Brainstorm: The Power and Purpose of the Teenage Brain might just be the book you need right about now. See it on the blog at https://www.grenoblecourt.com/blog/fresh-perspective-from-dr-siegel-brainstorm-the-power-and-purpose-of-the-teenage-brain

Preparing your middle or high schooler for an uncertain 20/21 school year? Choose one-on-one tailored instruction, engaging material, AND the opportunity to flourish even through the uncertainty of a shutdown: Visit www.grenoblecourt.com.

Baby (or, er piglet) steps into the world of Latin (From the genius work of Grant Snider)