Reading comprehension, inference, and vocabulary skills all go hand in hand—this is why our CCSS Assessments cover all three components in a detailed reading evaluation. But how are these reading elements connected? Reading comprehension refers to your ability to read a text and understand its overall meaning. Inference describes your ability to make observations about […]
The First Day of Classes Has Arrived!
July 10th is finally here! MEK staff have spent the last several weeks preparing diligently for students’ return to campus. We are excited to begin a productive and engaging Summer 2017! Here are some tips for making the most out of your summer semester: Arrive 10 minutes early for your class or Lab session. This […]
July College Essay Boot Camp Was a Huge Success!
Writing the ever-important college essay can be daunting to students preparing their applications. Many don’t know where to begin. Because of the uncertainty and dread that surrounds the college essay writing process, students often leave it to the last minute and hurt their chances of admission. However, MEK students know they must plan ahead in […]
How Does Writing Impact School Performance?
Seoul National University in South Korea recently administered a writing assessment to incoming freshmen—at least 40% of the students had insufficient writing skills. This is a large problem in many colleges and universities, as students enter the classroom with a weakened ability to communicate their ideas in writing. Nearly all classes in college—even math and […]
Why do ESL students struggle in school?
English as a Second Language (ESL) students typically score lower than their peers on class assignments and standardized tests. International students who enter the US school system have a difficult time transitioning to learning in what is their second, third, or fourth language. Struggling with English in the classroom does not make these students unintelligent. […]
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