Hebrew for Homeschool
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Easy Hebrew^™ Correspondence Course

Take advantage of this unique opportunity to learn directly from the author of Easy Hebrew—an Israeli/American Jewish Believer fluent in both Hebrew and English. (see About the Author)

Follow this link to the magazine review featuring Easy Hebrew™ in the: "Old School House Magazine"

As a homeschool family ourselves, we know the needs of the homeschool student, as well as the needs of the homeschooling parent. We are here to answer the question, "How will I teach my teen Hebrew?"

This version of the program caters to the homeschooler. It is based on the well respected Easy Hebrew™ Correspondence Course program, a time tested approach to learning Hebrew that has delighted and enriched students around the globe since 1993.

As a homeschooler, with Easy Hebrew™ you are not left to struggle on your own. We take a real interest in each student. Our goal is to teach you, not just sell a course. Comes with one year access to the instructor (extensions available).

• Learn the language well

• Write in both print and script

• Covers both Modern and Biblical Hebrew

• Israeli (Sephardi based) pronunciation

• Enjoyable and inspiring approach

• No dry, difficult academia

• Comprehensive yet practical

  
  

Easy Hebrew's language-learning correspondence program is unsurpassed in the following areas:

alphabet letter formation

reading skills and comprehension

practice with the vocabulary

sentencing skills

grammar explanations

individualized help

retention/memorization "tricks"

spiritual enrichment through the Hebraic Mindset

How the Program Works and What You Can Expect

Easy Hebrew^™ comprises individual text/workbooklets of study called, Units. Each of the four Unit booklets comes with its own audio CD on which every vocabulary list is pronounced twice, and each little "story" is read slowly enough to understand.

On each CD you will also hear helpful study tips and brief instruction other than in the printed Unit. The instructor (author) speaks to you as if she is your own tutor. Within the lessons of the Units it is clearly indicated when and where to turn on the CD. Even each lesson is sub-divided into lesson segments, conducive to daily (or per-session) study. This helps to schedule weekly lesson plans. Both the printed material and audio are thorough but friendly.

At the end of each lesson you send in a brief quiz sheet that shows your instructor how you are progressing and whether you understand the material. The quiz is corrected (not graded), and personalized suggestions, study tips or assignments are made if needed. The quiz is then returned to you within the next few days.

You may send your Quizzes and Exams to us as scanned email attachments, by FAX or using the postal service. (Further instructions and policies are included in the course materials.)

Based on the suggestions, comments or other communication on each lesson quiz, you adjust, correct and practice any weak areas. Then at the end of four lessons, which is the completion of a text/workbooklet (Unit), you turn in a brief unit exam for grading. The quiz sheets serve not only as indication of your progress, but also as part of preparation for the exam.

The course material is very self-explanatory and self-contained. However, if there is still a question, you may mail in one of the question-forms provided or email / fax. We do everything possible to help you learn and retain the material.

Time Provision and Study Pace

For the homeschooler, Easy Hebrew^™ should be completed in a school year, but we give you up to twelve months. We are committed to helping you succeed and are available to you for up to twelve months for each Phase of the course. If, for some reason, you need additional time to complete a phase of the course, you may apply for a time extension. A $25 per six-month extension fee is required to retain active student status beyond the initial twelve-month period.

We recommend that you set aside a minimum of one hour a day or five to seven hours per week, throughout several days. This is better than long hours with large gaps between study sessions.

For more information see website: Easy Hebrew™ Home Page