English & Computer Science, together

Learn a language the way you learn to code — build it piece by piece, and test every piece as you go.

Modern Academic Institute teaches reading, writing, speaking and listening with the same rigor our Computer Science courses bring to logic and syntax — every new word gets used, reused, and tested until it sticks.

Try a live lesson See both programs
She debugged the sentence before she shipped it.
[SUBJ]  [V·past]  [DET]  [OBJ]  [CONJ]  [SUBJ]  [V·past]  [PRON]
// same sentence, read like a program
function reviseSentence(draft) {
  return draft.fix("clarity");
}
This is the idea behind the site's whole design: grammar and syntax are close cousins — we teach them side by side.
Two programs, one method

Choose your track

Every course — language or code — is built from small units you can actually finish, with constant, low-stakes practice instead of one big test at the end.

Program 01

English Language

General & exam-prep English built around all four skills in every unit — not just vocabulary lists.

ReadingWritingSpeakingListening
  • New vocabulary introduced in context, then recycled across every exercise type in the unit
  • Short writing tasks reviewed by a teacher, not just auto-graded
  • Guided speaking prompts with recorded playback for self-review
Program 02

Computer Science

Project-first courses — you ship something working at the end of every module, not just a quiz score.

LogicSyntaxDebuggingProjects
  • In-browser coding practice with instant feedback
  • Concepts reused across projects so nothing is learned once and forgotten
  • A portfolio project at the end of each track, not just a certificate
Our teaching method

How one English lesson actually works

Research on vocabulary retention is clear: a word needs to reappear many times, in different forms, before it sticks. So every lesson is built around a small set of words that travels through the whole unit.

1

Meet the words

5–7 new words, introduced with meaning, sound, and an example

2

Read & listen

The same words appear in a short text and audio clip

3

Fill in the blanks

Practice choosing the right word in context

4

Match & recall

Match words to meanings under light time pressure

5

Speak & write

Use the same words in your own sentence or short recording

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The point isn't the exercises — it's the repetition. The same 5–7 words follow the learner through reading, listening, writing and speaking in one unit, then resurface again in later review lessons. That's what makes them stick, not any single clever activity.
See it in action

Try a real 3-step practice loop

This is a working demo — the same five words from a "Workplace English" unit follow you through all three steps below, exactly as a student would experience it.

01Meet the words
02Fill in the blanks
03Match & recall
colleaguedeadlinepunctualfeedbackcollaborate

Click a card to reveal its meaning and an example.

Click a word, then click its matching definition.

Words
Definitions
8–12
exposures typically needed for a word to stick in long-term memory
4/4
skills covered in every English unit — not just reading
1
shipped project at the end of every CS module
100%
of writing & speaking tasks reviewed by a real teacher

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