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May, 2013
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Summer Programs at LifeManagement Center
Summer programs for Summerville Center clients
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Summer is a great time to brush up on academic skills to get ready for the next school year.
As usual, all of our summer programs will be held at our Summerville center at Pinewood Preparatory School at 1114 Orangeburg Road, Summerville. Individual programs, such as tutoring, Reading REWARDS, and Wilson Reading are available in addition to workshops.
Register by May 31st and receive a $20 discount.
Register multiple children and receive a $20 discount off the second child.
To register, please call us at (843) 852-5705 or email us at reception@lifemanagement.org.
Download a printable version of our Summerville Summer Programs catalog here.
On-going Individual Tutoring for All Ages Flexible scheduling. Hourly rates.
Specific Subject Tutoring • Summer Reading/Packet Support • Credit Recovery Support • Summer School Support • Math Instruction and Remediation • Reading/Writing Instruction and Remediation • SAT/ACT Preparation
Improve Your Child’s Reading With a Specialized One-on-One Program
The Wilson Reading Program is phonics-based and designed for students who struggle with decoding and spelling. Available for grades K-12. Flexible scheduling, hourly rates.
The Reading REWARDS Program is for students who have basic decoding skills, but struggle with reading longer words. Availabe for grades 4-12. Flexible scheduling, hourly rates.
Study Smart
Study Smarter, Not Harder!
Our Study Smart workshop has empowered hundreds of students to become better learners. We will offer activities to improve organization, time management, memory, and test taking skills to help students take their academic performance to a new level. Don’t miss out on this powerful opportunity to start the school year off right. $225
Grades 4-5, July 29-August 2, 10:00-12:00
Grades 6-8, July 29-August 2, 1:00-3:00
Grades 9-12, July 29-August 2, 10:00-12:00
Test Anxiety
Oh no! A test tomorrow! Don't Panic!
Learn how to approach exams with confidence. Students will learn cognitive and behavioral techniques that help take the anxiety out of taking tests. Pre-requisite: Study Smart workshop.
$195
Grades 6-8, August 5-8,10:00-12:00
Grades 9-12, August 5-8 , 1:00-3:00
SAT-Math Workshop
A five day workshop for all students interested in reviewing their basic math skills (Algebra and Geometry) as well as the advanced skills needed for the SAT. Students will review test-taking strategies, and complete practice tests to prepare for the Math section of the SAT.
$225
Grades 11-12, July 15-19, 1:00-3:00
SAT-Verbal Workshop
A five day workshop for all students interested in reviewing their vocabulary, grammar, and logical thinking skills needed for this test. Students will review test taking strategies, and complete practice test to prepare for the Verbal section of the SAT. $225
Grades 11-12, July 22-26, 1:00-3:00
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Catalog
Math:
Individual Tutoring
First Grade Readiness
Mastering Math Facts
SAT Math Workshop
Transition to Algebra I
Study Skills & Test Prep:
Individual Tutoring
SAT Math Workshop
SAT Verbal Workshop
Study Smart
Test Anxiety
Language Arts:
Individual Tutoring
Wilson Reading
Reading REWARDS
First Grade Readiness
SAT Verbal Workshop
First Grade Readiness
Ready, Set, Go!
Join us for many fun filled activities that will prepare for a smooth transition from kindergarten into first grade. While reviewing reading, writing, math and listening skills, manipulatives, movement, games and more will make this workshop one your 5 year old will not want to miss. $195
$195, Grade K, July 15-18, 10:00-12:00
Mastering Math Facts
Math facts still a little weak?
For students who have difficulty recalling basic math facts (addition, subtraction, multiplication and division), this workshop will give you the confidence needed to move forward. These basic stepping stones to your math future will be reinforced to make all other levels of math easier and more enjoyable. $195
Grades 3-5, July 22-25, 1:00-3:00
Transition to
Algebra I
Agonizing over algebra? Don't!
Begin Algebra I with confidence. Get ready to reinforce the skills needed to advance from Pre-Algebra to Algebra I. We will review integers, exponents, and variables through fun activities and group instruction. $195
Grades 7-9, August 6-9, 1:00-3:00
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Tired of hearing your child’s school day was “fine”? Change the question! What was the funniest thing that happened today? What did you learn at school today that you think I don’t know?
Dr. Nancy Bell is the Director of the the Summerville LifeManagement Center. She is a SC Board of Education Certified School Psychologist Level III and a Licensed School Psychologist.
Set a regular family meal time and make it a priority in your day. Show your children that meals are an important family time by turning off the TV and not answering the phone during meals. Enjoy conversation. Include all members of the family and try to avoid nagging and complaining so it is simply quality time.
Dr. Nancy Bell is the Director of the the Summerville LifeManagement Center. She is a SC Board of Education Certified School Psychologist Level III and a Licensed School Psychologist.
When studying, focus on self-quizzing rather than merely re-reading material. Quizzing shows a student what material he has down pat, and which areas require more study. Help your child try different learning techniques to find those that suit him. Flashcards are a good way to review facts and figures. Turn key concepts and terms into mnemonics for quick retrieval.
Dr. Nancy Bell is the Director of the the Summerville LifeManagement Center. She is a SC Board of Education Certified School Psychologist Level III and a Licensed School Psychologist.
To help your child stay on top of what he’s learned in class – and avoid needing to relearn large amounts of material for a test – have him set aside a specific time each day to review his notes. This should be an opportunity to fill in sentence fragments, clarify points, or add memory-jogging associations. Or he may want to rewrite messy notes into a format he likes better, such as an outline. The act of rewriting notes also helps the student learn the information.
Dr. Nancy Bell is the Director of the the Summerville LifeManagement Center. She is a SC Board of Education Certified School Psychologist Level III and a Licensed School Psychologist.
Knowing where and when you study best is as important as the studying itself. Do you need total quiet, or do you need stimuli? If silence works, get earplugs, and find a place to study with minimum distractions – away from siblings, TV, and other noise. Shut off your phone and the Internet so you are not tempted. If you do better with some background music and stimulus, put on a soft CD, preferably something without lyrics that may distract you.
Dr. Nancy Bell is the Director of the the Summerville LifeManagement Center. She is a SC Board of Education Certified School Psychologist Level III and a Licensed School Psychologist.
