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Course Catalog

Do you think like a mathematician? Do you know which answers seem reasonable? Do you know when two trains will pass as they barrel toward one another from opposite directions? The L. I. A. T. Math Reasoning course can help you answer these questions and more with the mind of a mathematician!
Are you feeling positive or negative today? Before you answer, are your feelings related to learning about integers? (Get it? Positive, negative, integers…) Anyway. The L. I. A. T. Arithmetic Essentials course takes you through the basics of math. Things like rounding, order of operations, percents, decimals, and fractions will leave you feeling positively integer-ized!
It’s time to get into shape because geometry is the shape of all things. Well, it’s all things about shapes like triangles, rectangles, and circles. The L. I. A. T. Basics of Geometry course includes graphing, area, volume, lines, and angles. You’re sure to volumize your angle on geometry!
Algebra is about things that are equal until it’s not. You’ve got equations, inequalities, and polynomials. Wait, what’s a polynomial? Are you thinking it’s a bunch of nomials because you would be correct – sorta. In the L. I. A. T. Algebra Essentials course you’ll work with variables (unknown numbers) and be totally phe-nomial!

Hey! What’s the Big Idea? You’ll soon find out when you complete the L. I. A. T. Reading for Comprehension course. You’ll focus on identifying the main idea, summarizing a passage, and finding its purpose. You’ll be able to tell your friends how the plot thickens literature-ly!
Nothing beats a good mechanic and not just the ones who fix cars. In English, mechanics helps you right the write word; oops, write the right word! In the L. I. A. T. Mechanics of English course, you’ll punctuate, capitalize, and avoid writing run-on sentences. You can tell your friends you’re a master mechanic – of English.
Writing is an art, but instead of drawing lines, shapes, or pretty pictures, you draw conclusions. The L. I. A. T. Essentials of Writing course demonstrates the purpose of writing and how you can know if your writing makes sense. You’ll create an argument and support it in your writing. It’ll be better than last week’s mystery-suspense-thriller episode.
Composition is what things are made of. For writing, composition includes the parts of a paper. In the L. I. A. T. Composition course, you’ll learn about the thesis statement, a five-paragraph essay, and how to be less passive-aggressive. Well, actually, you’ll learn to use the active voice instead of the passive voice, but you can do so aggressively!