AW100-Elite Analytical Writing Fundamentals G6-G10

✍️  AW100 Elite Analytical Writing Fundamentals
Build Unshakable Foundations for Top-Tier Academic Writing!

🎯AW100 is perfect for Grades 6–10 students aiming to elevate their writing skills in English, History, or AP essays.
 
🎯Award-Winning Curriculum and Instructors –
    👩‍🏫  Ms. Vennela Vellanki
Ms. Vellanki holds a Master’s degree from Columbia University and brings over 4 years of experience coaching college-level writing. Her students consistently earn recognition in top U.S. and international writing competitions.
 
    👨‍🏫 Mr. Hunter Tharpe
Mr. Tharpe holds a Master’s in English Education from the University of North Carolina. He led North Iredell High School’s English program from the state’s bottom 10% to #1, outperforming over 2,200 peers. His student-centered approach empowers learners to achieve exceptional growth in reading and writing.
 
    👩‍🏫  Ms. Nora Massie
Nora Massie graduated from Yale University with a degree in English. She brings a warm and inspiring teaching style that students deeply appreciate and trust. She firmly believes that writing is not just a technical skill, but a powerful means of self-discovery and connecting with the world. Nora excels at guiding students to express authentic emotions and craft thoughtful, meaningful work.
 
📌 AW100 Syllabus
Lesson 1: Foundations of Analytical Writing
    Overview of the 5-paragraph essay structure.
    The "Red vs. Blue" exercise: How much of what you write is coming from you?
Lesson 2: Crafting Strong Claims
    What makes a claim specific, original, and debatable?
    Examples of strong vs. weak claims in academic writing. 
Lesson 3: Evidence and Analysis
   Identifying credible evidence in literary analysis
   Writing analysis that bridges evidence and argument effectively.
Lesson 4: Structuring Paragraphs with Purpose
   The difference between topic and concluding sentences.
    Introduction to the "Relationship Game": Ensuring sentences flow logically within paragraphs.
Lesson 5: How to Upgrade Claims, Write Faster and Read Better
    How to upgrade basic claims into nuanced arguments.
    Tips for reading critically and writing quickly.
Lesson 6: Common Flow Mistakes and How to Fix Them (Imitation Writing)
    Common flow mistakes that weaken writing.
    Using imitation/inspiration writing as a tool for mastering academic style.
 
🗓️ AW100 Schedule
Grades 6–8  
4️⃣ August 10-21  SUN, TUE, THU
  🕖 8:00–9:00 PM ET 
  🕕 5:00–6:00 PM PT
  👩‍🏫 Ms. Nora Massie
 
💻 Live Zoom Classes with Recording 
👥 Small Group Lessons, 4–8 students
📝 Individually Graded Homework  
 
🚀Write Smarter. Think Sharper. Win Bigger!
Whether you’re aiming for top grades, elite summer programs, or international essay competitions like the John Locke Global Essay Competition, this is your gateway to clarity, persuasion, and academic impact.