Promoting LANGUAGE ARTS​

LANGUAGE
HEADQUARTERS

Practicing the ART OF LANGUAGE
Language Headquarters ONLINE TUTORIALS is an innovative English language arts and literature & composition series designed for middle and high school students. A perfect resource for home educators, after schoolers, or those looking to customize their student's learning, ONLINE TUTORIALS provides each student with a front row seat to sharpening and practicing their linguistic, writing, and literature skills. With guided practice provided by IEW® Accomplished Instructor Ericka McClelland, students grow in their appreciation of the power of words and their ability to wield words for good and noble purposes.
Language Headquarters ONLINE TUTORIALS offers students an approach to learning language arts that makes them proficient language users who practice the art of language by communicating confidently, thinking complexly, and working collaboratively!

Highlights

  • 30 weeks of live, interactive classroom instruction for 90 minutes weekly for Middle School tutorials and two hours weekly for High School tutorials. Each tutorial is recorded and archived to facilitate learning in the event of illness or absence.
  • Consistent instruction in vocabulary, grammar & editing; writing & composition; and literature & literary analysis.
  • Engaging content combined with a Socratic discussion format encourages critical thinking and increases an appreciation of authors and their works.​
  • Classes capped at five students to ensure quality mentored learning and progressive development of speech and composition skills. Each class is private and secure, providing access to registered students only.
  • Weekly 4-day homework schedule and checklists to facilitate students' timely completion of assignments.
  • Literature study guides and poetry packets promote understanding and encourage application of literary devises.
  • Customized learning and personalized feedback on each assignment.​
"The supreme task of education is the cultivation of the human spirit to teach the young to know what is good, to serve it above self, and to reproduce it."  - David Hicks