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    NameClass Type
    		TeacherTeacher InformationClass DurationClass TimeTotal Tuition
    Debate - Elementary and Middle School (Grade 4~8)
    Why debate? Develop confidence for public speaking Enhance communication skills Learn to fairly compare pros and cons without having bias Improve critical thinking, decision making, and problem-solving skills HAVE FUN!! What is debate in High School like? There are many types of debate events such as Public Forum (the one I do), Lincoln-Douglas, Policy, and World Schools. Debate also offers many fun experiences, such as visiting colleges (Harvard, UPenn, UofM, UCB, UCLA) and traveling (Boston, Philadelphia, Minneapolis, Las Vegas, Berkeley). General format: 2 versus 2 Topics are about current events and require both logic and evidence to construct arguments. Debaters have short speeches and “crossfires” where debaters can directly question the opposing team. At the end of each round, an adult judge will decide the winner. Get to know more Introduction to Public Forum Debate: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=paTrvPwGHfM Public Forum Topics: https://victorybriefs.substack.com/i/129794076/public-forum-debate Public Forum Example Speech: https://youtu.be/VxMkLzgNjm0?t=3064
    		EnglishFeng, Lewen Lewen Feng is a rising senior at Cranbrook Kingswood Upper School, he is the school's Debate Club President since Junior, 2025 Academic All American, qualified to National Speech and Debate Tournament (1 of 4 representing Michigan), has 5 bids to the Tournament of Champions (<2.5% qualify) and Ranked #1 debater in Michigan. He has been teaching debate to elementary and middle school students for a couple of years. This class will be hosted at Schoolcraft College for two weeks straight in the weekday evenings. Schedule: 8/4 ~ 8/7 and 8/11 ~ 8/14, 6:30pm to 8:30pm. The class size is 10 ~ 15 students (Grade 4 ~ 8th). 08/04/2025 -- 08/14/2025Monday 6:30pm - 8:30pm$320.00
    Middle School introduction to Python
    Python is one of the most popular programming languages in the world. It is both a very accessible language and useful language over a multitude of disciplines. It is essential in many coding projects and career applications due to its large range of libraries. This class will aim to introduce some of the basic concepts of Python, which can then be applied to all other coding languages. We will then dive into different applications of Python through the use of third-party libraries and show kids how to create personal coding projects. This course is for anyone who wants to begin coding or improve their programming skills. The course will also be fit for anyone interested in building the foundations for writing their own coding programs for personal projects. Setting up the Python workflow Functions, Variables, Python Basics Common Data Types (Dicts, Lists, Arrays) Loop Logic: While, Conditional, Except Loops Libraries Introduction to Building Your First Coding Project Object Oriented Programming (Continue Working on Project) Sharing your own coding projects Additional Resources: CS50’s Introduction to programming with Python https://cs50.harvard.edu/python/2022/ .
    		ProgrammingLu, MichaelMichael Lu is an incoming freshman at MIT. In middle school he participated in Mathcounts, qualifying for the Mathcounts National Competition in 2019 and 2021 (due to the pandemic, there was no Mathcounts Nationals in 2020). Michael is also a seven-time AIME qualifier, a two-time USAJMO qualifier, and a one-time USAMO qualifier. Since 2021, Michael has been teaching Mathcounts through NCCAE, sharing his passion for mathematics with younger students. In his free time, Michael likes to play card games, play soccer, and have fun with his dog Bella. This is an in person class to be taught in the weeks of 7/14, 7/21, 8/4, and 8/11, Tuesday and Thursday evenings, total 8 classes, each class is 2 hours. 07/15/2025 -- 08/14/2025Tuesday 6:30PM - 8:30PM$320.00
    AG Bootcamp
    AG Bootcamp will be hosted at Schoolcraft College for two weeks straight (7/14~7/17, 7/21 ~ 7/24, 6:30 to 8:30pm). The class size is targeting to 10 ~ 15 students (Grade 3 ~ 5th, never play AG before).
    		AG Summer CampYe, BenAG Bootcamp will be hosted at Schoolcraft College for two weeks straight (7/14~7/17, 7/21 ~ 7/24, 6:30 to 8:30pm). The class size is targeting to 10 ~ 15 students (Grade 3 ~ 5th, never play AG before). 07/14/2025 -- 07/24/2025Monday 6:30pm - 8:30pm$220.00
    Algebra -1
    Algebra 1 is the foundation of middle/high school mathematics. This course can help students establish good mathematical thinking habits, strengthen the understanding of basic concepts, improve problem solving skills, and build a solid foundation for high school math classes. This course is for incoming 6-8 graders who have completed pre-algebra classes. Course plan: This course needs a total of 22 lessons to cover the entire contents, starting from summer until mid-December. After completing this course, the student can continue to take Geometry class in the following winter/spring session.
    		MathLi, Dr.This is a Zoom Virtual class. PhD in engineering, working in the area of engineering design, computation and analysis for automotive industry. He is passionate about mathematics and has been exploring school math for many years. He has unique insights into the system, characteristics and methods of school mathematics. He is enthusiastic about mathematics teaching, hoping to improve students’ learning ability and mathematics level, and helping students to lay a solid foundation for future study. The course will follow the structure in the math textbook published by McGraw-Hill.06/22/2025 -- 12/21/2025Sunday 6:30pm - 8:30pm$700.00
    Algebra-2
    Algebra 2 is the expansion and enhancement of Algebra 1, and also preparation for the Precalculus class. This course can improve mathematical thinking capability, understanding of high school algebra, and build a solid foundation for higher level mathematics courses. This course is for incoming 7-9 graders who have completed algebra-1 class. Course Plan: This course needs a total of 22 lessons to cover the entire contents, starting from summer until mid-December.
    		MathLi, Dr.This is a Zoom Virtual class. PhD in engineering, working in the area of engineering design, computation and analysis for automotive industry. He is passionate about mathematics and has been exploring school math for many years. He has unique insights into the system, characteristics and methods of school mathematics. He is enthusiastic about mathematics teaching, hoping to improve students’ learning ability and mathematics level, and helping students to lay a solid foundation for future study. The course will follow the structure in the math textbook published by McGraw-Hill. Dr. Li will upload the class recording (from previous session for Algebra-2 class) every week, and he will also send the class materials and homework every week. The student can follow his/her path in the week to watch the record and complete the assignments. To avoid the student slipping behind and losing the interests due to not understanding the class contents, every two weeks, Dr. Li will host a zoom meeting to check the progress of the students, and answer any questions the student may have for these two weeks.06/21/2025 -- 12/20/2025Saturday 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm$400.00
    Chess BeginnerOtherZheng, JasonJason Zheng is a graduate student at the University of Michigan. He has been playing chess throughout his K-12 years and college, both competitively and casually. Jason has achieved a peak chess rating of USCF 2073, and also co-founded the P-CEP chess club in 2017.06/21/2025 -- 08/16/2025Saturday 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM$350.00
    Chess IntermediateOtherZheng, JasonJason Zheng is a graduate student at the University of Michigan. He has been playing chess throughout his K-12 years and college, both competitively and casually. Jason has achieved a peak chess rating of USCF 2073, and also co-founded the P-CEP chess club in 2017.06/21/2025 -- 08/16/2025Saturday 2:30 pm - 4:30 pm$350.00
    Drawing, Painting & Design - 1
    Drawing, Painting & Design - 1 class (age 4 -7, Saturday, 1-2:30pm ) will introduce and practice the basic skills of drawing , painting and design , with the aim of cultivating children's interest in drawing & painting and developing imagination & creativity. Including teaching cartoon, basic sketching , craft and watercolor. No drawing and painting experience necessary! The teacher will adjust content based on age, level and interest.
    		Art & DesignYe, YanhongMs. Ye obtained Master of Business Administration from University of San Francisco. She is the director of a licensed art studio. She has taught Drawing basic and advanced techniques (class A: age 4-7 and class B: age 7.5+) in MNCCS since 2019 and joined NCCAE in the summer of 2020 for "Drawing and painting" 2 Art classes (age 4-7 and age 7.5+)06/21/2025 -- 08/16/2025Saturday 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm$260.00
    Drawing, Painting & Design - 2
    Drawing, Painting & Design - 2 class (age 7.5+, Saturday, 2:30-4:30pm) , we will focus on the application and practice of hand-drawn & painted skills in design. No drawing and painting experience necessary. The teacher will adjust content based on age, level, and interest.
    		Art & DesignYe, YanhongMs. Ye obtained Master of Business Administration from University of San Francisco. She is the director of a licensed art studio. She has taught Drawing basic and advanced techniques (class A: age 4-7 and class B: age 7.5+) in MNCCS since 2019 and joined NCCAE in the summer of 2020 for "Drawing and painting" 2 Art classes (age 4-7 and age 7.5+)06/21/2025 -- 08/16/2025Saturday 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm$350.00
    English writing - High School (Grade 9~12)
    This course will help students improve their writing skills by focusing on different styles of writing each week. We will start with shorter writing assignments at the beginning, and build into a larger project toward the end of our time together. By the end of the summer, each student will gain confidence in writing and be able to write across various genres, with a specific focus on essay writing. We will also develop students' analytical skills as well by preparing them to take standardized tests. The conclusion of the semester will culminate with submitting students' writing to Bennington College's Young Writers Awards. Students will also leave this class with a portfolio of work that they can shape into a personal essay that can be used for a college application.
    		EnglishThornton, JoeMr. Joe Thornton holds a Master of Arts degree in English from Miami University of Ohio. He has taught courses in composition, literature, ESL, and creative writing, with special focus areas in multimodal writing and graphic literature. His nonfiction essays and short stories have appeared in The Ryder, Blue Lake Review, Under the Gum Tree, and Killjoy Magazine. He is Co-Founder and Editor-in-Chief of the literary magazine Bad Pony. He lives and teaches writing in Southeast Michigan. This is his 3rd time teaching with NCCAE. 06/21/2025 -- 08/16/2025Saturday 3:00pm - 5:00pm$380.00

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