Recommended Homeschooling Classes, Summer and Fall 2008 and ongoing

Classes are held at the EIE Resource Center unless otherwise indicated: 2640 S. Myrtle Ave.Monrovia, CA 91016 (626) 821-0025. Some courses may also be offered online.
Many classes are ongoing with open enrollment. Please contact the individual teacher for enrollment questions, and online class availability.

Keyboard Music Theory Class

Keyboard Music Theory Class
Concert in the Park

KEYBOARD MUSIC THEORY AND COMPOSITION

Learn to play on the keyboard whatever music you hear or imagine. We learn to write and read music too, but do not limit ourselves to reading what others have written. This class offers a sound foundation in music theory and composition taught in the homeschool spirit through hands-on keyboard experience.

Bring an electronic keyboard, your ears, and imagination.

All ages and abilities welcome.

WHEN: Wednesday 10:30 A.M. - 12:00 Noon throughout the year. Open enrollment during semester.

COST:: $15.00 per session or a block of six for $75.00. $200 per semester.

CONTACT: K. Titchenell at (626) 798-9657
or email: eieclass@abacus-es.com

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It is not what is poured into a student but what is planted that counts.
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Our entire school system is based on the notion of passive students that must be "taught" if they are to learn. . . . Our country spends tens of billions of dollars each year not just giving students a second-rate education, but at the same time actively preventing them from getting an education on their own. And I'm angry at how school produces submissive students with battered egos. Most students have no idea of the true joys of learning, and of how much they can actually achieve on their own.
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