English? So What?

As students grow older, classes will increasingly demand communication and comprehension skills. The expectations of writing quality will go up, as will the number of essays your child will have to write. As they are expected to become more independent learners, it is also crucial that they can digest complex information rapidly. 

Future employers, colleagues, partners, and friends will not be impressed by poor language skills. A strong command of language and grammar is the first step to getting hold of a new opportunity.

In the grand scheme of things, having good English can even change the world. History was built on good communication, and inspiration is spread by powerful words. English has the power to heal, as well. Studies show that writing about trauma has lasting restorative impact. We constantly see in movies, books, and songs how words can help us heal and grow into stronger people. 
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