1.	Students learn to use Adler's 4-levels of reading and comprehension technique.
2.	Easily identify the 3 main points of a fiction and nonfiction book is relatively easy with mildly complex books.
3.	Exposure to 5 of the most significant books for teens.
4.	Character lessons from the books - highlighted in each class.
5.	Students are capable to teach another person the Adler 4-Levels of reading technique.

I have been teaching the Adler reading technique since it revolutionized my reading (and learning) more than 20 years ago with students and adults.

I have more than 40 years of teaching experience in public education and within the nonprofit sector. I was a homeschool Dad teaching my sons for 6+ years.

I have written a few articles about using this technique and am happy to share this with parents. I’m a big believer that parents and students working in tandem creates the most successful environment for a student’s success.

I use a literature-based teaching approach. A carefully chosen book is picked for every class to expose students to great books and lessons. These books are the best available in the category whether best sellers of college/grad school required reading. They are all very readable. They are not required reading but recommended. 

Homework Offered
There will be an average of 1 hour of homework for class. This will include preparation for the Student Presentation, and suggested book for class discussions. 
0 - 1 hours per week outside of class
Assessments Offered
Available if requested based on class participation, preparation for discussions, and the Student Presentation.
Grades Offered