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Holiday Gift Giving Includes Academic Help for Teens
One reason they start looking into academic summer camps and summer enrichment programs now is for holiday gift-giving. The gifts of better grades, increased confidence, higher motivation and more self-esteem are not what parents will find at Radio Shack or Best Buy. But they can be found at SuperCamp, the teen academic camp that provides students in grades 6-12 with the skills to cash in on all of these wonderful gifts that help them in school and life.
Another reason parents get serious about summer enrichment now is in order to lock up their preferred programs, dates and locations. SuperCamp is an elite summer enrichment program that fills up early each year, in large part to the repeat business from previous years' graduates who return for more learning and life skills training and for the fun they have and the new friends they make.
Of course, some parents are starting to get an idea from mid-term report cards and online school portals that their student isn't doing as well as expected. While there are various possible solutions, including short-term quick fixes during the school year, the more permanent solution will come from SuperCamp's 10-day summer program.
SuperCamp uses proprietary Quantum Learning teaching methods to maximize each camper's learning, retention, and personal growth. These methods have been developed and refined over 30 years. SuperCamp is in its twenty-ninth year and has graduated over 53,000 students.
More information on SuperCamp and its 2010 programs can be found at www.QLN.com or by calling 800-285-3276.
