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We will need to send another email to invite the student back into the classroom. Each email is a one-time use access. Once the link in the email has been clicked to successfully establish an online session, it will become deactivated and will not work a second time.

Daekyo is the Korean-based parent company of Eye Level. Daekyo was awarded the Best Organization Award at the 2003, 2004, & 2005 Korea Management Awards and a grand prize at the 1st Korea Educational Industry Awards. The Korea Management Association (K-BPI) has named Eye Level, now Eye Level, the No. 1 in Brand Power for 13 consecutive years.

Doing homework is part of the learning system, as it promotes and develops consistent learning and good study habits, with a little bit of practice each day to maximize benefits. Practicing new concepts learned or introduced in the center will help your child master the concepts, enabling him to progress from topic to topic more quickly so that even school homework becomes easier and takes less time. I would be happy to talk with your child about his daily schedule so that we can find the best way to accommodate both school and Eye Level work.

Division is also introduced by first grouping objects. Learning Tools (hands-on manipulatives) used to help the child conceptualize the idea of grouping and multiplication are used similarly to help the child understand the reverse operation of division. Division as a repeated subtraction process is then explained. The concept of remainders is introduced as the remaining number of ungrouped objects or the remainder left which cannot be subtracted anymore by repeated subtraction Finally, division tables are practiced as the reverse of multiplication tables. By applying their knowledge from the already mastered multiplication tables, students will be able to answer division questions accurately with ease. For division with 2-digit divisors, Eye Level Math teaches students to first round the number up to the nearest ten. It will be easier to find a quotient estimate first with this rounded up number, before multiplying the actual 2-digit divisor with this estimate. This estimation method is easier than just blindly trying different quotients.

Reading relies on the acquisition of pre-literacy skills (e.g. alphabetic principle, knowledge of the world, phonemic awareness). Many children are exposed to these at home or in the pre-school environment, but Eye Level also has materials to bolster these pre-literacy skills while simultaneously beginning to instruct the child to learn how to read. The best approaches to reading combine phonics, sight words and language in context, rather than relying on just one of these approaches. Eye Level takes such a balanced approach. After learning to recognize, say, and write the alphabet, students begin to identify specific sound-letter correspondence, using simple words. Students begin to decode words (phonics) and simple sentences. Students also learn to memorize key sight words. Then, the student can begin to read words and sentences that they have not seen before. Students need frequent, repeated exposure to language and learning-to-read materials before they acquire the ability to read. Eye Level provides such a program.