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View our spring 2010 Centra Course Calendar in a printable format.
Some courses offer a few sessions to choose from. Select the date/time that fits best with your schedule.

Class limit: You can sign up for 5 classes at one time so everyone has equal opportunity to take classes this term.

-MARCH-

Course Name

Course Description

Date & Time

Introduction to Centra
This class is for first time users of the CENTRA program. If you are taking a live class on the LearningHub it is highly recommended you attend this orientation class first. Learn how to use the Audio Wizard to check your speakers and microphone or headset so you are ready for your live class. A brief orientation on the communication tools including the microphone, text chat, feedback tool and other interactive icons will be covered. During this session you will learn how to use the markup tools and practice using them on the Whiteboard. If this course isn't available before your live class is scheduled, a playback of the session should be watched so you are ready for your live class.
Mar. 2
10am-11am

Mar. 4
1pm-2pm

These are two classes with the same content. Register for one only.

Understanding
Fractions A
Do numerators, denominators and mixed numbers have you confused? Enroll in this refresher class to renew and reinforce your basic fraction skills.
Note: Students should be able to add, subtract, multiply and divide before taking this course.
Mar. 2
1pm – 3pm

This class is
now full

Spelling Part 1
Do you have trouble spelling? If the answer is yes, this course can help you by providing a review of some basic spelling rules. Learn about long and short vowel sounds, consonants/double consonants and syllables.

LBS Levels 2/3
Mar. 8
10am - noon

This class is
now full

Reading Comprehension
Take this course if you think reading comprehension is painful and confusing. We will identify what kind of a reader you are and discover techniques to warm up your brain before starting to read. You are reading but you don't understand what you are reading? You are reading but you cannot keep what you read in your head? Don't worry. We will create your own special toolbox to help you with your reading comprehension and this in turn will make reading a pleasurable experience for you.
Note: This is a two part course. Class for Part 1 and Part 2 will be held on two separate days.
Class #1 Mar. 8
1pm – 3pm

Class #2 Mar. 15
1pm – 3pm

Attendance is mandatory for both sessions.

This class is
now full

Understanding Fractions B
Take the skills you learned in Understanding Fractions A another step further by adding and subtracting fractions.

Note: Students should be able to add, subtract, multiply, divide and determine a common denominator before taking this course.
Mar. 9
1pm – 3pm

This class is
now full

E-Mail in the Workplace
Learn how to take your basic e-mail skills to the next level! This course covers how to create and use an e-mail account, basic features of use, and how others interpret your messages. Discover how you can maximize your time when using e-mail and the “dos” and “don’ts” of using e-mail in the workplace.
Mar. 9
1pm – 3pm

This class is
now full

Writing a GED Essay Get ready to write your GED Essay. Learn about organization, sentence structure, usage and mechanics.
Mar. 10
10am – noon

This class is
now full

Fractions in Everyday Life
How are fractions used in cooking, shopping and around the house? See how easily you can double or halve a recipe. Is that store discount really a bargain? Make the tape measure your friend – not your foe.

Note: Students should be able to add, subtract, multiply and divide fractions before taking this course.

Mar. 11
1pm – 3pm

Spelling Part 2
Become a better speller by learning more spelling rules. This course covers the k sound, the final e in words, words ending in c and y and nouns ending in o. Go on-line with the instructor and discover spelling websites that provide useful tips for you.
LBS Levels 2/3
Mar. 15
10am - noon

This class is
now full

Understanding Fractions C
Take the skills you learned in Understanding Fractions A and B another step further and enhance your adding and subtracting skills to multiply and divide fractions.
Note: Students should be able to add, subtract, multiply and divide before taking this course.
Mar. 16
1pm – 3pm

On the Job Thinking Skills One of the 9 Essential Skills, Thinking Skills includes problem solving, decision making, critical thinking, job task planning and organizing, significant use of memory and finding information. Examine real-life examples of the required use of Thinking Skills on the job. Learn strategies and tips on how to cope with some of the “thinking” problems you may encounter in life and on the job.
Mar. 18
10am - noon

This class is
now full

Spelling and Grammar Rules
Do apostrophes confuse you? Learn about them and also about prefixes, suffixes, antonyms, homonyms and synonyms. Bring your thesaurus, and see how it can help you expand your vocabulary. Check out some on-line websites for thesaurus help.
LBS Levels 2/3
Mar. 22
10am – noon

This class is
now full

Pre-GED Math – Word Problems

Most math problems encountered in life are word problems not simple equations to be solved. Math word problems on the GED Test describe a situation and ask you to solve for the unknown. You will probably know how to solve many of the problems using your personal experience. In this class we will look at how the more challenging problems must be broken down into steps and follow a problem solving plan.
Note: Students should be able to add, subtract, multiply, and divide whole numbers, fractions and integers before taking this class.
Mar. 22
1pm – 3pm

This class is
now full

Understanding Excel 2007 Spreadsheets

Students must have a basic familiarity with the computer, or have attended the Saving Computer Files class. This two week online course will cover the basic functions of Microsoft Excel. Learn how to navigate through the program and create, save, edit, format and print basic documents.   Assignments will be assigned on the Moodle course management system (to be done on the student’s own time) with live classes held on Centra once each week. Learn how to work independently and as a group by taking this blended learning course.
Note: This is a two part course. Class for Part 1 and Part 2 will be held on two separate days
Class #1 Mar. 23
10am-noon

Class #2 Mar. 30
10am-noon

Attendance is mandatory for both sessions.

This class is
now full

Surfing the Internet for Beginners

Do you find surfing the internet confusing? Are you hearing terms that aren’t familiar to you? Would you like to learn how to access information on the local weather, used cars for sale, health information, etc.? Sign up for this course and we will help clear up some “internet mysteries”.

Mar. 24
10am – noon

This class is
now full

Budgeting Basics
Learn the basics of budgeting. What is a budget, and how can creating one help me? This course will focus on the importance of budgeting. We will look at how to find your monthly income, list and balance your expenses, and set simple financial goals. We will create a sample budget and look at some easy to use online budgeting calculators.

Note: Students should be able to add and subtract before taking this course.

Mar. 25
1pm-3pm

This class is
now full

Tips for Better Spelling and Grammar

Review the difficult sounds to spell: the shen sound at the end of a words; th wh ch and sh in words; ough and challenge words. How about the long u sound? Learn more suffixes (plurals and verb tenses). Learn how to make up an acrostic and memorize it to help you remember all of the letters in a word. Build word power and use correct spelling in sentences.

LBS Levels 2/3
Mar. 29
10am-noon

This class is
now full

-APRIL-

Course Name

Course Description

Date & Time

Multiplication & Division
LBS Level 2 Multiplication and Division are inverse operations. Multiplying is a quick way to add the same number many times while division is a quick way to subtract the same number several times. Enroll in this class if you need to review and reinforce your multiplication and division skills. We will look at the basics of both operations and then go on to multiplying and dividing two and three place digit numbers.
April 1, 2010
(10am-noon)

Introduction to Centra This class is for first time users of the Centra program. If you are taking a Centra Class on the learningHUB it is highly recommended you attend this orientation class first. Learn how to use the Audio Wizard to check your speakers and microphone or headset so you are ready for your live class. A brief orientation on the communication tools including the microphone, text chat, feedback tool and other interactive icons will be covered. During this session you will learn how to use the markup tools and practice using them on the Whiteboard. If this course isn't available before your Centra Class is scheduled, a playback of the session should be watched so you are ready for your first class.
April 1, 2010
(1-2pm)

or

April 6, 2010
(10 - 11am)

Twoclasses with the same content (pick one).

Resume Writing for Beginners
LBS Level 2/3 With a little extra effort, you can create a great resume. This class will show you what information should be included on your resume. You will learn about three different resume styles and receive a few resume writing tips. April 6, 2010
(1-3pm)

MS Word 2007 for Beginners - Section 1
LBS Level 2+ Students must have a basic familiarity with the computer. This four week online course will cover the basic functions of Microsoft Word. Learn how to navigate through the program and create, save, edit, format and print basic documents. Homework will be assigned after each Centra Class. Access to MS Word 2007 is required.
Class #1
April 7, 2010
Class #2
April 14, 2010 Class #3
April 21, 2010
Class #4
April 28, 2010

(All classes 10am-noon)
Attendance is mandatory for all four classes.

Understanding PowerPoint 2007 Presentations
LBS Level 2/3 This class is for first time users of PowerPoint. Learners must have a basic familiarity with computers. This is an introductory class and will cover basic terms used in PowerPoint. Learn how to open and close the program and the parts of a PowerPoint presentation. We will cover adding, deleting and moving slides and discover how to move through a PowerPoint presentation. Access to MS PowerPoint 2007 is required April 8, 2010
(10-noon)

Spelling Made Simple 1
LBS Level 1 This beginner course gets you ready to spell. Review the alphabet. Learn the consonant sounds. Learn the short vowel sounds. Practice pronouncing the sounds. Learn short vowel sound spelling patterns. Learn the 1+1+1 rule. Learn about root words. Learn about syllables. Start a spelling journal. Get ready to practice spelling some simple words! April 8, 2010
(1-3pm)

Discover Your Learning Style
LBS Level 1+ Visual, Audio, or Tactile? Which one describes you? To learn how we learn, we need to know what works best for us. This class will help you understand your own style of learning. April 12, 2010 (10-noon)

Dictionary Basics
LBS Level 2 The dictionary and the thesaurus are great resources to help you improve your spelling and writing. Learn about alphabetical order, guide words, root words and reference pages. Find out how the thesaurus can help you expand your vocabulary and be a better writer. Check out MS Word’s spell check and grammar features. Visit www.dictionary.com. Bring your dictionary to this class! April 13, 2010
(1-3pm)

PRE-GED Social Studies - Canadian and World History
LBS Level 3 The GED Social Studies Test examines your ability to read and digest information and then use it to make a decision. Canadian History (25 % of test) helps us to understand who we are and how we came to be that way. World History (15% of test) helps us to understand and value the progress and remaining challenges that exist in today’s world. Sample questions on Canadian and World History will be covered in this class. April 15, 2010 (10am-noon)

Spelling Made Simple 2
LBS Level 1 This beginner course gives you more spelling basics. The alphabet and consonant sounds are reviewed. Learn the long vowel sounds. Learn long vowel spelling patterns; the silent “e” at the end of a word; vowel blends like ee, ea, ai, oa, oo. Learn about two-syllable words. Build your vocabulary by learning about word families. Learn about www.dictionary.com. Start a word journal so you can write in your most difficult words. April 15, 2010
(1-3pm)

How to Write a Cover Letter
LBS Level 3 A cover letter gives you an opportunity to introduce yourself to an employer and encourage them to read further. This class will explain the different parts of a cover letter and information to include in each part to help you get employer’s interest. April 19, 2010
(1-3pm)

Basic Computer Functions
LBS Level 1+ Learn the basic parts and functions of a computer. This class will cover an introduction to Windows Desktop. Discover how easy it is to customize your desktop by changing the background, arranging the desktop icons, adjusting the screen saver settings and creating desktop shortcuts. Learn handy keyboard shortcuts that will help you get more done in less time! An introduction to common Microsoft Office programs including Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Publisher will be covered.   April 20, 2010 (10am-noon)

PRE-GED Social Studies - Civics and Government, Economics and Geography
LBS Level 3 The GED Social Studies Test examines your ability to differentiate between fact and opinion, plus look for the main idea and supporting details as you read text and graphics. Civics and Government (25 % of test) helps us to understand how our government and political system work to preserve our freedom. Economics (20% of test) deal with the way goods and services are produced, distributed and used. It is part of our every day life as we cash our pay cheques, shop and pay taxes. Geography (15% of the test) covers the physical and human environments and how they affect each other. Sample questions on these aspects of Social Studies will be covered in this class. April 22, 2010 (10am-noon)

Progressive Spelling 1
LBS Level 1 This course covers short vowel and long vowel spelling patterns that use bigger words. For short vowels, learn about double consonants plus “le”; and doubling final consonants before adding “ing” or “ed”. For long vowel sounds, learn the one consonant plus “le” rule. Learn the consonant blends: wh, th, sh, ph, ch and sometimes gh (silent). Bring your word journal so you can write in your most difficult words. April 22, 2010
(1-3pm)

Pre-Algebra
LBS Level 4 What are variables? What are integers? Do you remember that an x or a question mark may stand for an unknown number? In this class we will review the terms variables, integers and algebraic expressions. We will also be adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing equations that involve solving for unknowns., (x) April 26, 2010 (10am-noon)

Managing Computer Files
LBS Level 2/3 Do you have trouble finding files after you save them to your computer? This course will show you how to save files to various drives and how to open files inside and outside of a software program. Learn important tips for naming and managing your files, including creating folders, renaming and deleting files. This course will explain how to move a file between windows and explore the difference between uploading, downloading and attaching files. You should have a general understanding of Basic Computer Functions to participate in this class. April 27, 2010
(1-3pm)

Budgeting Basics
LBS Level 2/3 Learn the basics of budgeting. What is a budget, and how can creating one help me? This course will focus on the importance of budgeting. We will look at how to find your monthly income, list and balance your expenses, and set simple financial goals. We will create a sample budget and look at some easy to use online budgeting calculators. Note: Students should be able to add and subtract before taking this course. April 29, 2010
(1-3pm)

Progressive Spelling 2
LBS Level 1 In this course learn more consonant blends at beginning of words: bl, pl, cl, thr, spr, spl, cr, pr, etc. Also learn consonant blends at ends of words: sk, ck, ll, nk, lk, etc. Learn long vowel spelling patterns: au, ea, ie, ou, ui. Learn to make a memory jogger to remember how to spell your difficult words. Bring your word journal to write down your memory jogger. April 29, 2010
(1-3pm)

-MAY-

Course Name

Course Description

Date & Time

Algebra
LBS Level 5 We will carry on where we left off with Pre-Algebra. We will learn how to solve x-y+2a, when x=4, y=5 and a=1 plus 10x = x. We will be combining like variables, solving equations with variables on both sides of an equation, and solving literal equations. Algebra is not as scary as you think. May 3, 2010 (10am-noon)

Resume Writing for Beginners
LBS Level 2/3 With a little extra effort, you can create a great resume. This class will show you what information should be included on your resume. You will learn about three different resume styles and receive a few resume writing tips. May 3, 2010
(1-3pm)

Introduction to Centra This class is for first time users of the Centra program. If you are taking a Centra Class on the learningHUB it is highly recommended you attend this orientation class first. Learn how to use the Audio Wizard to check your speakers and microphone or headset so you are ready for your live class. A brief orientation on the communication tools including the microphone, text chat, feedback tool and other interactive icons will be covered. During this session you will learn how to use the markup tools and practice using them on the Whiteboard. If this course isn't available before your Centra Class is scheduled, a playback of the session should be watched so you are ready for your first class.
May 4, 2010
(10-11am)

Essential Skills 101
LBS Level 2 The Essential Skills, as outlined by Human Resources and Skills Development Canada (HRSDC) are the skills that are transferable to learning, to work and to life. They are the foundation of most jobs and having knowledge of these skills enables jobseekers to obtain employment, and helps employees grow within their jobs. May 4, 2010
(1-3pm)

Writing a GED Essay
LBS Level 3 Get ready to write your GED Essay. Learn about organization, sentence structure, usage and mechanics. May 5, 2010 (10am-noon)

Spelling & Grammar Rules
LBS Level 2/3 Do apostrophes confuse you? Learn about them and also about prefixes, suffixes, antonyms, homonyms and synonyms. May 6, 2010 (10am-noon)

Understanding Excel 2007 Spreadsheets
LBS Level 2/3
Students must have a basic familiarity with the computer, or have attended the Managing Computer Files class. This two week online course will cover the basic functions of Microsoft Excel. Learn how to navigate through the program and create, save, edit, format and print basic documents.   Homework will be assigned after each Centra Class.
Access to MS Excel 2007 is required

Class #1 May 6, 2010 (1-3pm)

Class #2 May 13, 2010 (1-3pm)
Attendance is mandatory for both classes.

MS Word 2007 for
Beginners - Section 2
LBS Level 2+ Students must have a basic familiarity with the computer. This four week online course will cover the basic functions of Microsoft Word. Learn how to navigate through the program and create, save, edit, format and print basic documents. Homework will be assigned after each Centra Class. Access to MS Word 2007 is required.
Class #1
May 10, 2010
Class #2
May 17, 2010
Class #3
May 31, 2010
Class #4
June 7, 2010

(All classes
1-3pm)
Attendance is mandatory for all four classes.

Using Email in the Workplace
LBS Level 2 Learn how to take your basic e-mail skills to the next level! This course covers how to create and use an e-mail account, basic features of use, and how others interpret your messages. Discover how you can maximize your time when using email and the “dos” and “don’ts” of using e-mail in the workplace. May 11, 2010 (10am-noon)

Understanding Fractions A
LBS Level 3 Do numerators, denominators and mixed numbers have you confused? Register with LearningHub and enroll in this refresher class to renew and reinforce your basic fraction skills. Note: Students should be able to add, subtract, multiply and divide before taking this course. May 11, 2010
(1-3pm)

Spelling Part 1
LBS Level 2/3 Do you have trouble with spelling? If the answer is yes, this course can help you by providing a review of some basic spelling rules. Learn about long and short vowel sounds, consonants/double consonants and syllables. May 12, 2010
(1-3pm)

PRE-GED Science - Life Science
LBS Level 3/4 The GED Science Test examines your ability to understand and interpret science information. You need to know how to read and understand text and graphics (charts, maps, graphs). Sample questions on Life Science will be covered in this course. Life Science includes cells, heredity, health and the behavior and interdependence of organisms. May 13, 2010 (10am-noon)

Managing Computer Files
LBS Level 2/3 Do you have trouble finding files after you save them to your computer? This course will show you how to save files to various drives and how to open files inside and outside of a software program. Learn important tips for naming and managing your files, including creating folders, renaming and deleting files. This course will explain how to move a file between windows and explore the difference between uploading, downloading and attaching files. You should have a general understanding of Basic Computer Functions to participate in this class. May 17, 2010 (10am-noon)

Understanding Fractions B
LBS Level 3 Take the skills you learned in Understanding Fractions A another step further by adding and subtracting fractions. Note: Students should be able to add, subtract, multiply and divide before taking this course. May 18, 2010
(1-3pm)

Spelling Part 2
LBS Level 2/3 Become a better speller by learning more spelling rules. This course covers the k sound, the final e in words, words ending in c and y and nouns ending in o. Participate online with an instructor and discover spelling websites that provide useful tips for you. May 19, 2010
(1-3pm)

PRE-GED Science - Earth and Space plus Physical Science
LBS Level 3/4 This course will cover how to interpret and understand questions on Earth and Space Science plus Physical Science. The first section involves the earth’s structure, earth quakes, weather climate and the origin of the solar system. The second section includes chemistry (atoms, molecules, bonding) and physics (energy, waves and magnetism). May 20, 2010 (10am-noon)

Surfing the Internet for Beginners
LBS Level 2 Do you find surfing the internet confusing? Are you hearing terms that aren’t familiar to you? Would you like to learn how to access information on the local weather, used cars for sale, health information, etc.? Sign up for this course and we will help clear up some “internet mysteries”. May 25, 2010 (10am-noon)

Understanding Fractions C
LBS Level 3 Take the skills you learned in Understanding Fractions A and B another step further and enhance your adding and subtracting skills to multiply and divide fractions. Note: Students should be able to add, subtract, multiply and divide before taking this course. May 25, 2010
(1-3pm)

Tips for Better Spelling and Grammar
LBS Level 2/3 Review the difficult sounds to spell: the shen sound at the end of a word; th wh ch and sh in words; ough and challenge words. How about the long u sound? Learn more suffixes (plurals and verb tenses). Learn how to make up an acrostic and memorize it to help you remember all of the letters in a word. Build word power and use correct spelling in sentences. May 26, 2010
(1-3pm)

PRE-GED Math - Word Problems
LBS Level 3 Most math problems encountered in life are word problems not simple equations to be solved. Math word problems on the GED Test describe a situation and ask you to solve for the unknown. You will probably know how to solve many of the problems using your personal experience. In this class we will look at how the more challenging problems must be broken down into steps and follow a problem solving plan. Note: Students should be able to add, subtract, multiply, and divide whole numbers, fractions and integers before taking this class. May 27, 2010 (10am-noon)

On the Job Thinking Skills
LBS Level 2 One of the 9 Essential Skills, Thinking Skills includes problem solving, decision making, critical thinking, job task planning and organizing, significant use of memory and finding information. Examine real-life examples of the required use of Thinking Skills on the job. Learn strategies and tips on how to cope with some of the “thinking” problems you may encounter in life and on the job. May 31, 2010 (10am-noon)

-JUNE-

Course Name

Course Description

Date & Time

Introduction to Centra This class is for first time users of the Centra program. If you are taking a Centra Class on the learningHUB it is highly recommended you attend this orientation class first. Learn how to use the Audio Wizard to check your speakers and microphone or headset so you are ready for your live class. A brief orientation on the communication tools including the microphone, text chat, feedback tool and other interactive icons will be covered. During this session you will learn how to use the markup tools and practice using them on the Whiteboard. If this course isn't available before your Centra Class is scheduled, a playback of the session should be watched so you are ready for your first class.
June 1, 2010
(1-2pm)

MS Word 2007 for Beginners #1 - Section 3
LBS Level 2+ Students must have a basic familiarity with the computer. This four week online course will cover the basic functions of Microsoft Word. Learn how to navigate through the program and create, save, edit, format and print basic documents. Homework will be assigned after each Centra Class.
Access to MS Word 2007 is required
Class #1
June 1, 2010
Class #2
June 8, 2010 Class #3
June 15, 2010 Class #4
June 22, 2010

(All classes 10am-noon)
Attendance is mandatory for all four classes.

Progressive Spelling 1
LBS Level 1 This course covers short vowel and long vowel spelling patterns that use bigger words. For short vowels, learn about double consonants plus “le”; and doubling final consonants before adding “ing” or “ed”. For long vowel sounds, learn the one consonant plus “le” rule. Learn the consonant blends: wh, th, sh, ph, ch and sometimes gh (silent). Bring your word journal so you can write in your most difficult words. June 2, 2010 (10am-noon)

Filling in Forms
LBS Level 2 A major component of the 9 Essential Skills is Document Use and in particular, “Filling In Forms”. Practise filling in forms online and on paper. Close to the start date of this course, the instructor will forward some blank forms for you to print out and have ready to complete during the class. June 2, 2010
(1-3pm)

Percentages A
LBS Level 3/4 We see percentages every day of our lives. We need to understand more fully what they mean. In this class we will be learning how to change a percentage to a fraction and then doing the reverse by changing a fraction to a percentage. We will also learn how to change a percent to a decimal and again change it back to a percent. June 3, 2010 (10am-noon)

Basic Computer Functions
LBS Level 1+ Learn the basic parts and functions of a computer. This class will cover an introduction to Windows Desktop. Discover how easy it is to customize your desktop by changing the background, arranging the desktop icons, adjusting the screen saver settings and creating desktop shortcuts. Learn handy keyboard shortcuts that will help you get more done in less time! An introduction to common Microsoft Office programs including Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Publisher will be covered.   June 3, 2010
(1-3pm)

Understanding PowerPoint 2007 Presentations
LBS Level 2/3 This class is for first time users of PowerPoint. Learners must have a basic familiarity with computers. This is an introductory class and will cover basic terms used in PowerPoint. Learn how to open and close the program and the parts of a PowerPoint presentation. We will cover adding, deleting and moving slides and discover how to move through a PowerPoint presentation. Access to MS PowerPoint 2007 is required
June 7, 2010 (10am-noon)

Managing Computer Files
LBS Level 2/3 Do you have trouble finding files after you save them to your computer? This course will show you how to save files to various drives and how to open files inside and outside of a software program. Learn important tips for naming and managing your files, including creating folders, renaming and deleting files. This course will explain how to move a file between windows and explore the difference between uploading, downloading and attaching files. You should have a general understanding of Basic Computer Functions to participate in this class.
June 10, 2010 (10am-noon)

Progressive Spelling 2
LBS Level 1 In this course learn more consonant blends at beginning of words: bl, pl, cl, thr, spr, spl, cr, pr, etc. Also learn consonant blends at ends of words: sk, ck, ll, nk, lk, etc. Learn long vowel spelling patterns: au, ea, ie, ou, ui. Learn to make a memory jogger to remember how to spell your difficult words. Bring your word journal to write down your memory jogger.
June 9, 2010 (10am-noon)

Reading Comprehension
LBS Level 2/3 Take this course if you think reading comprehension is painful and confusing. We will identify what kind of a reader you are and discover techniques to warm up your brain before starting to read. You are reading but you don't understand what you are reading? You are reading but you cannot keep what you read in your head? Don't worry. We will create your own special toolbox to help you with your reading comprehension and this in turn will make reading a pleasurable experience for you. This is a two part course. Class for Part 1 and Part 2 will be held on two separate days. Attendance for both classes is mandatory.
Class #1
June 14, 2010 (10am-noon)

Class #2
June 21, 2010 (10am-noon)
Attendance is mandatory for both classes.

Punctuation
LBS Level 2/3 This is a practical guide to demonstrate how to write a sentence by using correct punctuation in the right places so that it assists the reader to understand what you are saying. Learn about periods, commas, question marks, etc. Browse some websites that can help you. Review a list of books that you can use as reference sources. June 16, 2010 (10am-noon)

Percentages B
LBS Level 3/4 This is a practical guide to demonstrate how to write a sentence by using correct punctuation in the right places so that it assists the reader to understand what you are saying. Learn about periods, commas, question marks, etc. Browse some websites that can help you. Review a list of books that you can use as reference sources. June 17, 2010 (10am-noon)

Spelling & Grammar Rules
LBS Level 2/3 Do apostrophes confuse you? Learn about them and also about prefixes, suffixes, antonyms, homonyms and synonyms.
June 23, 2010 (10am-noon)

Understanding Algebraic Graphing
LBS Level 5 Think of the game “Battleship”. You are able to read coordinates such as A5 or B6 and sink your opponent’s battleship. Reading algebraic graphs is no different. A graph is made up of two number lines that intersect or cross. Review how to read coordinates, how to plot points and how to plot equations as they relate to algebraic graphing. June 24, 2010 (10am-noon)

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