Reading Course

A creative and flexible reading program offering both an extensive reading list, AND a simple method for students to select books off the list they're interested in, with a sytem which will allow teachers or tutors to rapidly evaluate the difficulty of each selected book.

This popular program provides the tutor and the student exactly the tools needed to get the most out of reading. The tutor is provided a very lengthy suggested reading list broken into two reading age groups, and genres including the typical, and the unusual such as theatre, and musical theatre. They are also given a system of evaluation, so that the student may feel free to select books NOT on the suggested list, and the teacher may determine the difficulty and "value" of the selected book within the program, freeing the student to read books of their choice. A system is also offered of reportage on the part of the student which allows the student to rapidly verify that the book was in fact read, and that vocabulary was grown as a partial result. In fact, the method used guarantees the student's vocabulary will grow as they read!

A program currently used and enjoyed by thousands of families, at a low, introductory price!

How many reading programs have you seen that are simply a list of recommended reading? All of them, right? Well, we provide a recommended list, but Connect The Thoughts goes one step further. We offer you a system you can use to allow your student to read about anything he's interested in, any book he selects, on our list or not, and be fairly creditied for his work. Plus, we provide a simple system to verify the student's work, and to allow him to:

1. Expand his vocabulary while working.
2. Think more profoundly through the materials read!

Reading - SCIENCE FICTION

For students who read well and enjoy reading. What is Science Fiction? Who were its greatest writers? What are the greatest works in this, the most popular literary genre of our time?

Start your adventure through the world of tomorrow, TODAY! Written by a teacher who taught Science Fiction as Literature on the High School level.