Core English Programs at Little Mountain Learning Academy (LMLA) offer something largely unavailable at typically tutorial based after school academies.
The New Tutoring Services at LMLA offer students opportunities to improve upon specific areas of weakness or target certain areas for even greater strength.
Little Mountain’s STEAM program aims to empower students to combine both creative and critical thought processes through project-based learning.
Grand Open: STEAM Class on Saturday from October 2019!
Little Mountain has a brand new STEAM group opening on Saturday 4:00-6:00 PM! Please fill out the contact form for more details.
Little Mountain’s STEAM program aims to empower students to combine both creative and critical thought processes through project-based learning. By engaging in design projects that require skills from multiple academic disciplines (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics), students will learn to reflect on real-world challenges and problems and integrate these skills to design practical and appealing solutions to the issues they identify.
We are using various STEAM teaching tools including Little Bits, Lego Mindstorms, Scratch, PixelPAD, iPad OS, Kiwico and Bee-Bot and etc.
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"As a newcomer to Vancouver, Christina's English level has become an obstacle for her to improve all academic skills at school despite having academic success in China. After studying in Little Mountain Learning Academy, she has become active in her daily life." - Jasmine
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Parental Involvement in Students’ Academic Success“Please sign my agenda”, “In-class visits are coming up!” Does this sound familiar? Parents are often provided with the opportunity to be involved and engage with students in various ways, but does parental involvement in their child’s education really make a difference? All the time spent checking over homework, signing agendas, and speaking with teachers. …
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Classroom Management Do’s and Don’tsPencils are flying, feet are kicking and voices are clashing over the teacher’s as he or she desperately tries to maintain order and stick to their quickly dissolving lesson plan. At their wits’ end, the teacher raises their voice sharply, calling for calm and threatening severe consequences for the entire class if the unacceptable behaviour …