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👨‍👩‍👧‍👦💻 Balancing Act: Screen Time vs. Family Time 💻👨‍👩‍👧‍👦

Happy Tuesday, wonderful families! Let’s talk today about connecting beyond the screens. Discover the joy of shared moments and simple pleasures. 🌼

Here’s how you can enjoy this Tech-Free Tuesday:

⏱ Morning Without Screens: Start the day with a peaceful, device-free routine. ☕🌅 ⏱ Agree on Screen Time: Set aside your devices for a specific part of the day. ⏲️ ⏱ Evening Family Time: Cook together, read a story, or just chat about your day. 🍲📚 ⏱ Be Present: Show your kids the importance of living in the moment, away from screens. 🌿 ⏱ Reflect and Relax: End the day discussing what you liked about spending time together. 🌜💬

Let’s make every Tuesday a chance to strengthen our bonds and create lasting memories! How do you plan to spend your screen-free time today?

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🚀📘 Monday Musings:  Quick Cause & Effect Tips! 📘🚀

Happy Monday, fabulous families! Let's kickstart the week with some brainpower! 🧠💥

Dive into cause & effect with these easy steps:

🎯Question Time: Learn together with your child by asking "Why?" and "What happened next?" more often. This helps trace the sequence from cause to effect!

🎯Story Detective: While reading or telling stories, pause and discuss what led to key events.

🎯Real-Life Connections: Connect everyday situations to their outcomes. Why did that glass break? What happens after we water plants? 🎯 Experiment Fun: Simple home experiments can show cause and effect in action- like what happens when you mix baking soda and vinegar. 🎯 Reflect journal: Encourage writing or drawing about daily events and their causes/effects.

Let's light up this week with curiosity and fun! Here’s to a week of discovery and learning! 🌟

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🎉 Happy Pi Day, everyone! 🎉

Did you know? Pi (π) is the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter. It's a fascinating, never-ending number starting with 3.14. Today, we celebrate the mystery and beauty of π in the world of mathematics.

How are you celebrating? Dive into some math puzzles, enjoy a slice of pie, or simply marvel at the wonders of this incredible constant. Share your Pi Day moments with us!

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Wednesday can feel like a hump day for students and parents, but we can get through it together!

Step 1: Take a deep breath 🌬️

Step 2: Stay positive and focused 💪

Step 3: Treat yourself afterward! 🎉

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Let's check your logic? 😜 If 367 is 564, what is 478? 🤔 Let's see who is the first to guess, we are waiting for answers in the comments))

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A forest is my secret treasure to get an inspiration...

And I'm so excited about the new product we are launching soon! Guess what it's gonna be 😏?And I'm so excited about the new product we are launching soon! Guess what it's gonna be 😏?

1. New programming course for kids.1. New programming course for kids.

2. New course for adults.

3. New platform.

The first one who gives the right answer - will get a winter camp for child for free!The first one who gives the right answer - will get a winter camp for child for free!

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Do you know the most common communication mistakes in classrooms? Relating too much information, with not enough time devoted to connecting the dots.

Expertise doesn't guarantee good teaching.

As Dr.John Medina says in his Brain Rules book, most experts are so familiar with their topic that they forget what it is like to be a novice. Even if they remember, experts can become quickly bored with having to repeat the fundamentals over and over again. A lot of professors forget that the information brand new to students and that they need time to digest it...

That's why we train our teachers how to divide the material in small peaces and align their tutoring speed with the pace that would be both comfortable and a bit challenging for students.

But anyway even if it's the best teacher in the earth it doesn't 100% guaranteed your child likes him. That's why it's better to try the class first.

You can sign up for a trial class using this link https://kiddycodersclub.com/calendar_privatelesson

Enjoy your weekend 😘

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This is the great opportunity to challenge your child and try to solve interesting logic and math puzzles!

All participants will receive certificates, winner will get medals and international recognition!

The competition date - March 17th, 2022

Registration fee - $21

Registration deadline - December 15th, 2021

RSVP: https://kiddycodersclub.com/kangaroo

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Facebook is building a metaverse and distance learning is gaining traction. What are the pros and cons of this form of study?

Pros:

1. You can determine the child's workload and choose the best time for his study

2. The child can learn from anywhere in the world, wherever you are

3. A personalized approach to each child

4. You save a LOT of time on driving!

5. Flexible curriculum - no need to spend time on the topics your child knows already and focus on problem areas

6. Because of private or very small-group format distance learning outcomes are much higher than those of a traditional school.

Now let's look at the cons:

1. Motivation to learn must be stronger because a discipline needed to show up on time

2. No face-to-face interaction.

We deal with the first cons very easily. Our teachers base their learning on the interests of the child, so it is interesting for children to study the chosen subject. Their motivation grows because they are interested.

But the second disadvantage is more significant - live communication is necessary for the development of the child. That's why we recommend to combine online and in-person interaction with other kids.

What do you think about distance learning? What other pros and cons do you see?

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🚀New challenge for USA students - ExploraVision competition, a science contes for K–12 students ofall interest, skill, and ability levels. The competition encourages students to combine their imaginations with the tools of science to create and explore a vision of a future technology.

🧒Students work in groups of two, three or four, and are guided by a team coach and an optional mentor. Each team selects a technology, or an aspect of a technology, which is present in the home, school, or community, or any other technology relevant to their lives. They will explore what the technology does, how it works, and how, when, and why it was invented. The students must then project into the future what that technology could be like 10 or more years in the future and determine what scientific breakthroughs need to occur to make it a reality.

❗️Entry Deadline : January 31, 2022

Eligibility : All K 12 students in the US and Canada that have a teacher to coach them

🏆Prizes🏆 :

🙆‍♀️Up to $240,000* in savings bonds: $10,000* savings bond for each first-place team member and $5,000* savings bond for each second-place team member

🙆‍♂️An expense-paid trip to Washington, DC in June for ExploraVision Awards Weekend for each national winning student and one parent/legal guardian

🎁A technology/science-related gift for each regional winningstudent

🏆A virtual awards ceremony for each regional winning teamwhere they will receive a winner’s banner, plaque and othergifts.

🎁A unique prize for all students on 500 Honorable Mentionwinning teams

🎓A certificate of participation and an entry gift for every studentwho submits a complete project

Preparation course starts on December 6th🤸‍♂️🤸‍♀️👨‍🎓👩‍🎓!

Save a spot for your child today https://kiddycodersclub.com/calendar_privatelesson🥳

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8 essential skills that will be in demand in the near future: multiculturalism and multilingualism, systems thinking, ecological thinking, programming / robotics / artificial intelligence, working in conditions of uncertainty, cross-industry communication, customer focus and working with people, project management

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We are officially registered as the USA Math #Kangaroo Center and now students can prepare and participate in this international competition with us! Math Kangaroo competition is an annual international Math contest for primary and secondary school students. It is the largest Math competition in the world with more than 6 million participants from over 80 countries. - All students grades 1-12 qualify for participants in Math Kangaroo if they are able to work independently, read, and answer a multiple choice test. - Each student receives a T-shirt, an electronic certificate of participation, and a gift. - Pictures are taken and placed on our webpage or social media; you may request to opt-out during the registration process. - The competition questions are appropriate for the students' age, and are both interesting and challenging. - Questions are chosen by the International Math Kangaroo Committee, AKSF (www.aksf.org). - In May (or later if the electronic tests take place) students who rank top 20 in the country and top 3 in a given state are recognized on Math Kangaroo website and receive gifts. To register your child email us at [email protected] or call us [phone].

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Do you have some videos from yesterday???

Join our workshop today at 2pm PST/5pm EST - Make a #Halloween themed thumbnail for the #video you made through the weekends!Join our workshop today at 2pm PST/5pm EST - Make a #Halloween themed thumbnail for the #video you made through the weekends!

Teacher Catherine will be happy to meet you!

https://lnkd.in/d8984a6

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4 phrases to tell your child more often:

1. I love you

We often say this to young children, but as soon as they become teenagers, we forget to tell them this. It is important that this phrase can be expanded: "I love you even when I am angry or upset”We often say this to young children, but as soon as they become teenagers, we forget to tell them this. It is important that this phrase can be expanded: "I love you even when I am angry or upset”

2. I'm honest with you (I'm telling you the truth)

We teach children to lie. "It won't hurt," but here - bam! - your child did feel the needle and it did hurt. The child perceives this as a sign: it's ok to lie. So tell your child that it will hurt, but it will be quick.

3. I am sad / happy / bad / good / hurt

How do you respond to question How are you? We used to respond "I'm fine", and then we are surprised why our child doesn't speak about his feelings. Therefore, always describe how you are feeling, at least inside your family. You do care about a mood of every family member, don't you?

4. Try it yourself, and if necessary, I will help you.

Always give your child the opportunity to learn on his/her own. Just be there when he/she really needs your help.

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Did you know that the first programmer was a woman - Ada Lovelace? She was the one who wrote the algorithm for the analytical aggregator in the 19th century - the progenitor of the modern computer. She developed a sequence of operations to solve a problem, which, in fact, is writing a code. 😊🙌

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See posts, photos and more on Facebook.

Homeschooling - from idea to action.

We just had an amazing talk with Yulia Turchaninova about homeschool education - https://fb.watch/8Q4MrVibXW/

OMG! I had an insight today! I realized the core reason of why so many adults are so reluctant for a new knowledge, and learning something new is so hard for them. They have a strong inner believe they know everything already - of course they do, they studied at school! And it's unacceptable for them to think 16 years they spent in school and college were in vain...

I can't express all my thoughts in one post - so please, listen it.

I would appreciate your opinion in comments 🙏, how many dads and moms are with us?

Yulia has 40+ years of teaching experience in middle, high school and college as a Physics teacher, twice mother, three times grandmother, homeschooled veteran and founder of Education Without School and Parental College.