Learning centers using Expressways To Learning® systems expect gains of at least one grade level in three months of training. Many students make much greater gains after a few months. Some learners previously in special needs programs have been placed into regular classes, made the honor roll after exiting the ETL lab, and continued to excel.

Easy To Use

All Expressways To Learning® systems are easy to use and individualized, requiring minimal preparation by the teacher. They also include computerized record keeping and analysis. This enables the instructor to closely monitor the progress of each student.

ETL systems are available for lease in interactive CD-ROM versions for Windows. Teacher training as well as ongoing consultation and technical support are all provided.    Continue »

Expressways To Learning® programs are integrated into masterful systems which profoundly effect the storage and retrieval of knowledge in the brain. They include most of what educators know about learning. Many of the tested and proven principles of the past are combined with today’s technology in a totally unique way.

Help For Special Needs

Many students demonstrate inability to process information correctly, thereby lagging behind and feeling defeated. Expressways To Learning® provides special help, addressing the causes of educational challenges.

For normal or gifted learners, measured gains have been even more rapid and dramatic.    Continue »

Systems

The following five systems are available for lease to schools, learning centers, agencies, and through our Home Study consultants:

• Expressways To Reading® which is a comprehensive system of many integrated programs rapidly teaching reading, spelling, handwriting, and comprehension
• Expressways To Math® which has three levels including word problems
• QuikComp® which increases comprehension, vocabulary, and speed of reading
• Basics Express® which prepares for success in both reading and math
• AdVocab® which increases vocabulary while improving spelling, focusing, and visual skills