New Student Orientation on 8/14 1:30PM to 2:30PM at Forest Hill Baptist Church.
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2010-1011 Teachers Meeting on 8/14 2:30PM to 4:30PM at RCLS Office, FHBC
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2010 Fall RCLS Staff Meeting on 8/14 12:00PM to 1:30PM at RCLS Office. FHBC
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RCLS summer camp no longer accepts any campers as it has reached its full capacity.
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洛麗中文學校二零零九年度意見調查 RCLS
Student & Parent Survey, 2009-2010, click here
- Back by popular demand,
RCLS summer camp will continue for its third year with
exciting hand-on activities and interactive cultural program.
The full day camp will take place between Monday July 19 and
Friday July 23. Check out camp flyer or
email summercamp@ncrcls.org
for more information. Camp registration
begins now!
- RCLS is now offering
an Off-Site Language Program for businesses, schools, or any
organization that requires professional Chinese language
training and cultural orientation. Program is tailored to the
need of each client and can take place at client’s
location. Email info@ncrcls.org
for more information.
- Remember to
re-link Harris Teeter VIC card for RCLS (#4101) for
school year 2009 - 2010. See PTA
for more information.
Heather
Wilson, Ph.D., Research Associate/Duke University, Durham, NC
This was a tremendous first course in Mandarin Chinese.
It boosted my confidence and gave me the necessary tools to
begin learning a difficult language. The system Mr. Kuo
has created was specifically developed for students who think
and speak in English. He has used his thorough
understanding of both languages to develop materials that can
help a native English speaker quickly learn to speak
Chinese. As I continue my studies, the lessons learned
from this book have formed a firm foundation on which to build
my understanding of Mandarin. I am so glad I began my
Chinese studies with this method!
Dan
Bantukul, Director of Product Marketing, Tekelec Inc., RTP, NC
Since our company has been doing business in China, I have been
trying to learn Chinese conversation in order to communicate
with my Chinese counterparts. However, I found that the
conventional methods that are based on memorization do not work
well since it does not provide systematic insight into the
sentence structures and language fundamentals. I tend to
quickly forget what I have learned. Through comparison to
English sentence structure, the JWK method provides a quick and
practical way to apply knowledge of English language in
formulating Chinese sentences. The JWK teaches you
“how to fish” rather than “fish it for
you”. I found that after one year of JWK method, I
can use the knowledge to construct a new Chinese sentence
without having to memorize the sentence before hand. I
highly recommend the JWK method to anyone who wants to quickly
learn Chinese conversation but also wants to retain what they
have learned.
- Special Letter (CSL 5)- This is Rebekah Harter
all the way in Hawaii. I just wanted you all to know that I
went to the university last week to take a chinese placement
exam. Anyways I ended up getting into Chinese 201 at the
University. (201 means I will be in the first semester
sophmore year class) I want to thank all of you again for your
support.
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