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Recommended Homeschooling Classes, Spring 2009 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.
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Art Classes for Homeschoolers
Far from neglecting the arts in favor of core subjects, art classes at EIE explore subjects rarely seen in public school. Keyboard Music Theory for example, is not just another piano class. Taught by a credentialed college instructor, this course covers not just the basics of musical notation, but hands-on harmony and musicianship. Students learn to play what the hear and imagine.
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