Aralia offers a range of introductory courses for high school students to help them explore different subjects and gain valuable skills that can prepare them for college and beyond. These courses are designed to provide a solid foundation in various fields, including English Literature, World History, U.S. History, Biology, Latin, and Spanish.
Introduction to US History with an Emphasis on Critical Skills provides an overview of U.S. History from the Native Americans in 1491 through the present day.
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This Responsible Use of AI in Academic and English Writing course is designed to teach students how to integrate artificial intelligence (AI) tools into their academic and English writing processes responsibly, effectively, and ethically.
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Welcome to our 10-week program, which consists of weekly 90-minute instruction and guidance designed to prepare your students for a successful and enriching experience studying in the United States! The Essential Communication Skills class is specifically tailored for incoming middle and high school students, focusing on crucial skills that will enable them to thrive both academically and socially in their new environment. Our primary goal is to equip your children with the tools necessary for effective communication, encompassing both peer and teacher interactions. We will explore the nuances of casual conversation and the expectations of formal, academic discourse, providing a clear understanding of how communication styles shift across different school and social settings. By the end of this program, your students will be better prepared to confidently engage in conversations, express their ideas clearly, and effectively navigate the social and academic landscape of their American school experience. Our Essential Communication Skills class will provide a fun and engaging environment!
This course offers an in-depth exploration of two beloved novels, “Jasper” and “The Martian,” while guiding students through three essential types of writing: narrative, informative/explanatory, and argumentative.
In the Middle School Literature class, students will have an in-depth reading of “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe,” “Jasper,” and “A Wrinkle in Time.” Through in-depth discussion and writing analysis, students will enhance English speaking and reading analysis skills.
Junior Boarding School History and Geology provides international students with an introduction to the US school curriculum, focusing on the subjects of History and Geology. Over the 10-class program, students will engage in interactive lessons, discussions, and hands-on activities to develop a deeper understanding of these academic disciplines
Through an introduction to the Humanities, students will understand ideas from foundational texts and develop original arguments and analysis using those ideas. Furthermore, students will be able to articulate basic principles related to three branches of the Humanities: Philosophy, Art and Literature, and Culture
Data Analysis and Statistics are important tools to transform data into meaningful information and make better decisions. Many programs in colleges have classes that require data collection, statistical analysis, and storytelling with data, but freshmen often start their degrees unprepared in terms of these quantitative skills. This course is designed to bridge that gap by teaching high school students essential skills in statistics, data analysis and visualization with Excel software.
