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When the Literacy Light Bulb Turns on (Continued) The Lighthouse BeaconPublished by Lighthouse Christian Academy • www.lcaed.com • Summer 2015 From the President When the Literacy Whether therefore ye eat, or drink, or whatsoever Light Bulb Turns On ye do, do all to the glory of Accelerated Christian Education® continues to use proven God. (I Corinthians 10:31) learning methods that have been around for decades. Any successful ministry Illiteracy is a problem that has plagued educators to children includes a for generations. According to a United States commitment to God to give Education Department study released in 2015, an the young ones in our care estimated 32 million adults in the United States could the very best. As you know, dedication and commitment not read. This accounts for one in seven Americans. are so very important. Around the world nearly 16 percent of people over Christian education that touches hearts for time and the age of 15 cannot read, according to statistics eternity requires more than an academically strong published by the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency. curriculum. It must be immersed in the Word of God How is it possible that so many students walk away and its principles. Over the past forty-five years, God from schools without the ability to read? has been faithful to guide A.C.E.® in both of these The United States spends over $15,000 per student areas with a goal of “Reaching the World for Christ . One Child at a Time!®” on education, more than any other nation. And yet A.C.E. and LCA are also committed to you as every year, over 1.2 million students drop out of high homeschool parents. How grateful we are that you school in the United States alone. That’s one student have chosen to give your children a Biblically sound every 26 seconds—or 7,000 students a day. The United education with strong academics. As your children States, which had some of the highest graduation work through the PACEs, it is imperative that they rates of any developed country, now ranks 22nd. memorize the Scripture verses and learn each Despite this massive amount of spending, government character trait. Our Lord desires for each of us to live schools have failed to prevent many students from our lives in a way that reflects Him and His Word, that being discouraged, giving up on education, and we would truly be a light to each one He brings into dropping out of school. our lives. O magnify the LORD with me, and let us exalt His name together. (Psalm 34:3) How did these students slip through the cracks? As you read this Beacon, you will find tools to Were they not taught properly, or did they just not assist you in giving your children an education learn to read? that will prepare them for time and eternity. Also, While educators search for the answers, Lighthouse consider encouraging your children to enlarge their Christian Academy implements the Accelerated desire to serve our Lord. Serve the LORD with gladness Christian Education curriculum that has successfully . (Psalm 100:2) The 2016 Service Adventure in used the centuries-old phonetic system for the last Thailand would be an amazing opportunity for 45 years to help generations of students learn to read. them to grow in their walk with our Lord! This system has helped turn on the “light bulb of It is my earnest prayer for each of us to stand before our God and the children He has placed in literacy” in the minds of countless children and adults. our lives with a determination to say, Here am I [Lord]. The experience of learning to read is different for each (Exodus 3:4) student. Some catch on early, while others take longer to grasp the concepts. As a homeschool educator, A servant of Jesus Christ, for the children’s sake embrace this realization and focus on each individual’s and God’s glory, ability. A.C.E. offers several programs to help students read. It is important to start with the ABCs with Ace Esther Howard, D.Litt. and Christi Pretest, formerly known as the Reading President Readiness Test, and Coordination Development Tests 2 The Lighthouse Beacon ©2015 Accelerated Christian Education Ministries When the Literacy Light Bulb Turns On (continued) to determine the proper placement for beginning Readmaster®, part of the Readmaster Plus® students. The basics of phonetics are introduced software suite, is another valuable tool that helps in both the Kindergarten with Ace and Christi increase the reading speed of students. This program and the ABCs with Ace and Christi software should be used for all students in Levels 1 program. through 12. Both programs build within students the desire Educators need to help each student find his and ability to start reading. By the end of the own “light bulb moment” through individualized Kindergarten with Ace and learning. Empowering students Christi program, many students to learn for themselves opens are able to read. Students are Students are able to read their minds to see how they able to read the Bible at the end the Bible at the end of can glean truth from God’s of 15 weeks using the ABCs with Word and gain knowledge Ace and Christi program. 15 weeks using the ABCs to view the world from God’s Older students, adults, with Ace and Christi perspective. When they see and non-English speakers that God has given them the require a different approach to program. ability to increase in wisdom, experiencing their own “light knowledge, and understanding, bulb moment.” they begin to realize their own Videophonics® is a literacy program for students potential. “For the LORD giveth wisdom: out of his aged 9 through adult. mouth cometh knowledge and understanding.” English As Your Second Language is a 6- to (Proverbs 2:6) 12-month course for adults wanting to learn When the reading light bulb turns on, it will English, while the new ABCs for English Learners unlock the individual’s potential to learn for a program is geared for younger students. lifetime. �Used by permission of A.C.E. Summer 2015 3 Character Emphasis CHARACTER COUNTS Content Have you ever heard someone say “My car is trust in God’s beneficent provision. The sinful too old” or “I have nothing to wear”? We want world promotes materialism as the means and new and we want it now! But what if God has end-all to living a “successful life.” The desire to another plan? Maybe He is trying to teach us to acquire the material “treasures” of this world be content. rather than heeding the words of Matthew 6:20 The above character strip that comes from to “lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven” has Science PACE 1015 illustrates the character trait left many disillusioned and broken. Matthew “content.” In this character strip, we see that Ace 6:21 continues, For where your treasure is, there doesn’t have money to buy ice cream like the will your heart be also. God wants our hearts to be other students. Instead of becoming sad, angry, or content and filled with the abundant blessings finding someone to blame, he finds contentment. He has given us, as I Timothy 6:6 states, But The character trait “content” is defined by A.C.E. godliness with contentment is great gain. as: Understanding and accepting that God has The Christian has many reasons to be content provided everything that I need for adjusting to beyond our earthly needs. Hebrews 13:5 states, circumstances around me. Let your conversation be without covetousness; The Bible has many examples of those who were and be content with such things as ye have: for he content. John the Baptist showed contentment hath said, I will never leave thee, nor forsake thee. by humbly preaching repentance of sin while His eternal presence and salvation is something living in the desert clothed in camel hair and we could not attain on our own. eating wild honey and locusts. Abraham was Every day our students discern the character content to let his nephew Lot have first choice of traits that we display. Are we setting forth a Godly the land and what appeared, at first, to be a better role model in both the positive and challenging plot. Job, having lost nearly everything, declared moments? Children tend to emulate their . the LORD gave, and the LORD hath taken away; parents in action and attitude. Are your children blessed be the name of the LORD. (Job 1:21) And exhibiting a spirit of contentment? Do they live the apostle Paul, though shipwrecked, beaten, the words of I Timothy 6:8, And having food and thrown into prison, and persecuted, could still raiment let us be therewith content. say, Not that I speak in respect of want: for I have How content are you with what God has given learned, in whatsoever state I am, therewith to be to your family and homeschool? May we strive content. (Philippians 4:11) each day to reflect upon God’s blessings in our The attitude of contentment is not something lives and display Godly contentment. that comes naturally. It is found only by faith and �Used by permission of A.C.E. 4 The Lighthouse Beacon Information corner 2015 CHRISTIAN EDUCATORS’ CONVENTION SAT and ACT Testing All students who are in their junior or senior years A.C.E. invites and encourages our LCA parents to of high school should plan on taking either the SAT attend a fall Christian Educators’ Convention (CEC).
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