Applied Scholastics

Applied Scholastics International, a non-profit organization, was formed in 1972 to help both educators and students better achieve their own educational goals. Applied Scholastics does this by providing education services and materials that both empower individuals to learn more effectively and strengthen the ability of teachers to further their students’ learning. These services and materials are based on the broad range of educational technology developed by L. Ron Hubbard (known as Study Technology or simply Study Tech).

Study Technology in Schools

Delphi Academy of San Francisco Bay is one of many schools around the world that offer Study Technology to their students through Applied Scholastics educational services.

Students who know and use Study Tech in their studies and lives become more and more independent and able students, developing a reliable ability to understand and apply what they have studied. The value of this is self-evident within any school program, but the real advantage is that these students will retain this ability throughout their lives.

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Applied Scholastics and the World

In addition to providing training courses in Study Technology for teachers, educators, parents and college students at their 100-acre campus in St. Louis, Missouri, Applied Scholastics International publishes a series of books which present Study Technology and other educational material developed by L. Ron Hubbard in a form appropriate for the full range from young student to adult.

Around the world, Applied Scholastics programs enable individuals, schools and organizations to promote the literacy and education of children and others in their communities. There are over 300 schools, tutoring centers and community learning centers in 45 countries utilizing Applied Scholastics educational materials and services.

You can find out more about Applied Scholastics and Study Technology by visiting their web site at www.AppliedScholastics.org.

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