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U.S. Wind English Learning System
Level 1
- 247 online interactive learning programs
- Scholars English Language Arts Level 1 (Text) » read more
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Targeted Students
Level 1
- Students who have no prior experience of English learning
Level 2,3,4
- Students who have completed the previous level curriculum or equivalent program content
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Curriculum Contents
Level 1
- Recognize uppercase letters
- Recognize lowercase letters
- Writing uppercase and lowercase letters » read more
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Curriculum Standards
Level 1
- Recognize the uppercase alphabet
- Write the uppercase alphabet
- Recognize the lowercase alphabet » read more
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U.S. Wind English Learning Model:Blending Internet Delivery with an In-Person Class
Internet and computer technologies have drastically changed methods of learning. E-learning has become the buzz word in education since the emergence of internet technology. » read more
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Features of U.S. Wind English
U. S. Wind English is an English learning curriculum designed for native-English speakers to learn English language arts in U.S. schools. USWind English provides a unique approach for English learning. » read more
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The USWind Method: Interactive Immersion in English Language
People often ask, “What’s the best way to learn a language?” The answer is “be born to it.” Native speakers learn their first language easily, effortlessly, and intuitively. Somehow, as if by magic, people are speaking fluently before they ever attend school.[2] » read more
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Goals
Level 1
- Prepare students for starting their formal education
- Recognize uppercase and lowercase letters of the alphabet
- Recognize simple words that are related to animals, foods, and objects familiar to young students
- Sing nursery rhymes
- Write uppercase and lowercase alphabet » read more
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