Classic Reading: Focusing on classic American and English literary works, students are invited to expand their reading range, improve their reading ability, and cultivate students' correct reading methods.
Writing Contest Prep: this course aims to enable students to learn the writing rules, norms, habits, methods, techniques and styles of corresponding types of writing by exploring different types of English literature, enhance their sensitivity to English language and characters, and improve their use of English ability to write.
Depending on their grade and level, teachers will have different requirements and will set goals accordingly.
For students in grades 3-6, this writing course will systematically teach 6 types of composition that students to enhance the skills they learn in school: decriptive, narrative, expository, persuasive, creative, response to literature. This course will introduce students to the structure and writing skills of each of the above types of essays, while organazing and guiding students to participate in writing competitions or magazine submissions appropriate to their grade level.
For students in grades 7-8, this writing course will focus on the types of competition essays in the Scholastic Awards Writing Contest, and guide students to write competitive articles according to the high-level requirements of the competition, and lay a good foundation for winning the prize when formally participating in the writing competition in the future. These competition essay types include: personal essay, short story, flash fiction, humor, fantasy and science fiction, novel, poetry, dramatic script.
All Teachers have teacher's license and many years of teaching experience.
Mr. Fred:
BA in History, Northwestern University
Years of experience in teaching middle school, high school English reading and writing and American history.
Ms. Stephanie:
New York University BA in English and M.Ed.
Has ten years of experience teaching students in grades 2-5. Has rich experience in guiding middle school students in English and SSAT/ISEE.
Ms. Lori:
BA in English Literature and MA in Education.
Teaches high school English at all levels (ELA), English literature, English writing, Shakespeare literature and other courses.
Ms. Debra:
BA in English and MA in Education
Years of experience in teaching English for grades 3-5 in a child-centered approach using the full language, including the education of students with special needs.
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A one-time non-refundable $50 new student registration fee will be charged by KEC for first-time KEC students. Class schedules and/or genres are subject to change.
Program Name | Grade | Age | Hightlight |
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New York Times Summer Writing Contest
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John Locke Writing Contest Workshop | {{ '6th grade'.slice(0, -5) }} 6th grade ∼ | 18+ {{ ''.slice(0, -3) }} ∼ 18+ {{ ''.slice(0, -3) }} | Help student to write for John Locke contest, learn to collect, organize, and research relevant historical materials |