Frequently Asked Questions
FAQ #1: What do high school and college students learn at LAW?
Preparing themselves for college and career through English Communication Arts Program (CAP) focusing on Literacy Skills, Learning Skills, Life Skills, 21st Century Skills and the 5C’s in Education (Creativity, Communication, Collaboration, Critical Thinking, and Character Building).
FAQ #2: Why Communication Skills Individual (CSI) 5 tasks are the hardest in the CSI syllabus (according to Ms. Sue, the Principal of LAW)?
By CSI 5 level, students MUST acquire almost all areas of Learning Skills and Language Proficiency:
1. self-directed learning skills,
2. research skills,
3. general knowledge,
4. written & spoken communication skills(theory & application),
5. stage performance skills,
6. question/answering skills,
7. computer literacy,
8. video & audio editing skills,
9. Oh, don’t forget creativity & critical thinking skills too!
The list goes on…
FAQ #3: What do intermediate groups of CAP students learn at LAW?
FAQ #4: How to improve my children’s English Literacy?
By giving them ample time and a conducive learning environment to digest, use, and APPRECIATE the language. ENJOY THE VIDEO!
FAQ #5: How to make complex learning concepts simple for the kids?
By understanding your child’s learning needs or make an appointment to see LAW’s facilitators for learning skills assessment.
FAQ #6: Why LAW’s students LOVE to take CAP and our exams?
We understand learning is psychological and we take a deep learning process our TOP PRIORITY. Therefore, to us, exam is FUN!
FAQ #7: How to Nurture Kids’ Learning & Cognitive Skills?
Never underestimate the POWER of Active Learning, Literature Studies while creating a conducive learning environment for kids to GROW & LEARN.
FAQ #8: How does LAW’s Communication Arts Program (CAP) work for English as Second Language (ESL) students?
CAP is a Project/Performance – Based Learning (not just an English class).
Learning is psychological. To learn well, students and parents MUST have a deep understanding of their own learning needs. We encourage everyone to focus on Learning as a process.
If you have the patience to learn with us and are open-minded to contemporary learning methods, then learning at LAW might be your choice.
We learn through direct experience, reflection, conceptualization, and application. Therefore, having ample time for learning is necessary!
FAQ #9: How come everyone is so happy at LAW?
Because we love learning and taking on new challenges together as a team is proven beneficial.
These smiles say it all!
FAQ #10: How to register?
Step 1: Contact us and arrange an assessment session.
Step 2: Assessment result will determine your current level.
Step 3: A suitable course/subject will be advised based on your English Proficiencies and Social-Emotional Learning Skills (SELS).
Step 4: Welcome on board! Enjoy learning with us!
