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2021 Winter Intensive Program

Introducing School of Life - Active Learning Winter Intensive Program!

2021-11-10

"Introducing School of Life - Active Learning Winter Intensive Program!"

By 전승혜 Seonghae Jeon, M.P.A.

2021 Winter Intensive Program

Introducing School of Life – Active Learning Winter Intensive Program!

Program Dates: 12.14.2021 (Tues) ~ 02.26.2022 (Sat) [ 11 weeks long ]

Registration & Tuition Deadline: 12.07.2021 (Tues)

1.Psychological Behavior Modification

Our program allows children and young adults to improve behavior based on over 500 psycho-educational goals. ex) Improve basic academic habits, increase non-disruptive behaviors

2.Developing strategies

We develop individualised programs and strategies in order to support bilingual children’s education.

3.Knowledge acquirement

By practicing critical thinking and effective communication, students acquire skills and knowledge.

How do you get involved in Active Learning Winter Intensive Program?

If interested, please complete the forms and email info@thetreeg.com or contact through Microsoft Teams.

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