So, your child has taken a Student Evaluation at MEK Review, and you’ve received their score report by email. But you open the email attachment, and all you see are numbers and percentages. How are you supposed to understand your student’s results?Matt Olive, Assistant Director...
MEK has always strived to keep our curriculum relevant and up-to-date with the latest educational standards. The current MEK Learning Circles Math and English curricula were designed with the existing Common Core State Standards and the current New Jersey Student Learning Standards in mind, and...
The MEK Learning Circles are meant to be your child’s companion throughout the year. From the summer before 4th Grade to the spring of 8th Grade, there is always a course for every level of performance.Below is a road map for you to plan for...
In the virtual classroom, it’s difficult for parents to keep up with what’s going on inside the classroom. Countless questions emerge: Is my child making progress? What conversations happen during the class time? Is my child really making any progress?To give insight into what goes...
This week marked the 20th and last week of MEK Learning Circles courses that started in September. What a learning process it was, both for students and teachers! Our students have made amazing progress, and we would like to share it with everyone. About the MEK...
Due to the ongoing pandemic, students have transitioned to a virtual learning environment, whether they like it or not. Although the time that has passed has allowed students to grow accustomed to this new approach to learning, there is still room for improvement. Success in the...
20 weeks have passed for our students who started the MEK Learning Circles (MLC) program in September, bringing an end to MLC's first 20-week course since its inception. During the past 5 months, students and teachers alike have been faced with countless uncertainties due to...
PALISADES PARK, NJ – For as long as most students and parents can remember, mathematics has always been regarded as a subject in which students are divided by innate ability, and educators have depended on this innate ability without answering the fundamental question: why does...
At this point in the COVID-19 pandemic, things that were initially considered temporary adjustments have become lifestyle and the New Normal. Facemasks have become part of our daily outfits and our home offices have become our permanent places of work. Everything seems to be getting...
PALISADES PARK, NJ – On January 19th, 2021, the College Board released an official statement discontinuing SAT Subject Tests permanently, effective immediately. Instead, the College Board will reallocate resources toward the AP (Advanced Placement) and a more flexible SAT that can be digitally administered.With its...
