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Our students learn to write from early on in their English education. In lower levels they start by answering open ended questions. Later they start describing pictures, and when they reach higher levels, they are able to do book reports and essays. Take a look at one of our student writing journals to see how this culminates. 
The word ‘Schoolhouse’ is generally used to describe the kind of small, one-room school that used to be very common in rural parts of the United States and Canada. Class sizes at these schools were small, and teachers cared greatly about their students and their students’ learning. These schools emphasized educational fundamentals such as phonics, reading, and writing. It was the hope of the teacher that by imparting these skills, students would be prepared to continue learning independently long after they had left the schoolhouse.
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