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October 27th, 2011

Posted on: 10/26/2011

  • New Trilogy for Literature Strand
  • NAGC presenters
  • Forthcoming titles

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August 3rd, 2011

Posted on: 08/03/2011

  • New MCT Literature Program
  • Conventions 2011
  • New Website

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May 17th, 2011

Posted on: 05/17/2011

  • RFWP Homeschool Curriculum Convention
  • Nature Study Book Award
  • MCT Literature News

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March 29th, 2011

Posted on: 03/29/2011

THE NEW Magic Lens Volume 1, IS HERE

This, the Third Edition of the first grammar book in the secondary level of our Language Arts Curriculum, is entirely based on the four-level sentence analysis. This analysis (parts of speech, parts of sentence, phrases, and clauses), is Michael Clay Thompson’s enormously successful and original approach to teaching grammar. Now the Student Books and Teacher Manuals are in full color with an improved layout, and include enhanced sentence diagramming, whilst the “loops” and class tests are on a CD with the Teacher Manual for school use. Punctuation is dealt with at each level of the analysis.

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February, 2011

Posted on: 02/22/2011

  • Convention Calendar for MCT
  • High-School Creative Writing Contest
  • New Gifted Identification Book
  • Cooped-Up Children or Free-Range Kids?

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December 13th, 2010

Posted on: 12/13/2010

Gifted Education Award to Michael Clay Thompson

Michael Clay Thompson has won this year´s prestigious Richard W. Riley Award for “superior services to the gifted community.” Given by the South Carolina Consortium for Gifted Education at their annual conference, President Marva Tigner, presented the award to Michael for his unique contribution to teaching gifted children, nationally and locally. His grammar, vocabulary, writing, and poetics programs have inspired teachers and students for more than twenty years.

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23rd September, 2010

Posted on: 09/23/2010

  • Completion of MCTLA Curriculum
  • Special Price this weekend for new MCT work
  • Opus 40
  • Advanced Academic Writing
  • New quotes from MCT
  • Book MCT

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