#school programs

[crystallos-sol]

Hey anyone who ever wants to be a teacher and or is a teacher:

Never use Edgenuity.

It is by far the fucking worst for anyone with a disorder that affects their learning. For example, I have dyslexia. It largely affects my reading comprehension and reading ability. Edgenuity (from my understanding) is a website that is largely online, it does have a video lesson option, an article option & a journaling option each with questions that follow.

You can also put a word limit in place and such. Right? Sounds great! No. It's fucking not. I have 7 full article sections for one lesson. I have dyslexia and it affects my reading & reading comprehension. This website does not have a functioning read out loud function. This website is largely words and words for anyone with a fucking learning disorder is at best iffy. Not only that but I don't understand half of the shit on said articles. Because again this is mainly words & is clearly only geared towards students who DON'T have a learning disorder.

Full Offense I shouldn't have to copy & paste each & every lesson article & questions, move to a google doc, paste it all there & listen to it. Full offense I shouldn't have to be sitting at a 70 because you don't want to fucking adjust one fucking thing. It's a program that now three of my classes have daily course work on. I also say this because the font,,,, the fucking font,, I'd literally smaller than this fucking font. It's smaller than a google docs default font. I cannot stress this enough never fucking use Edgenuity.

And to the kids out there who have to fucking struggle their way through completing every assignment: I'm sorry that your teachers are fucking stupid. Don't feel like you are dumb for not getting it. I usually get 100-80's in almost all my classes. I usually don't even fail at all. And I have a 60 or worse in the classes that use Edgenuity. Let me say this again: I have dyslexia. It largely affects my reading comprehension and reading ability.

None of which I can fucking control, it's always going to be there no matter how hard I work at it. It's how my brain is fucking wired. I'm going to say it again: Edgenuity is a fucking program. There's a million of them. So many different versions. And you know what it also is? A fucking choice. Unlike all of us with learning disorders you has a teacher have a fucking choice.

We already struggle enough. We already hate ourselves enough. We already feel unwanted enough. Would it fucking kill you to not be a fucking dick Inna world that hates us or what?

[askjennie]

Hi Jennie, I’ve been really struggling with rejection lately- it seems to be a really repetitive theme in my life right now. Since I started college, I have been rejected from literally everything I’ve applied to, and not for lack of trying. I’ve been rejected from at least 4 school programs, two jobs, and then when I got a job, they ended up letting me go almost immediately. It’s really hurting my self-esteem. I keep picking myself back up and trying again, but I feel like quitting. Any advice?

It sucks that you’re experiencing a lot of rejection right now. It might feel like you’re suddenly being rejected a lot because of something that’s wrong with you, but the truth is, you’re being rejected a lot right now because you’re currently applying for a lot of programs and positions and things that people get rejected from all the time. Being rejected from college programs is a pretty common experience. Being rejected from jobs is a very common experience, and it can take a lot more than 3 job rejections to find a job that works for you. I got my current job after applying for over 20 positions and only getting positive responses from two, and I was lucky that it happened that quickly! Applying for things is hard, and a full-time job in itself, and for most people it takes a lot of time and effort for an application to finally be successful. 

It can be disheartening, especially if you’re placing high expectations on yourself to get into exactly the right programs or get a job within a short amount of time. But the worst thing you can do for yourself is quit. If you quit, you’re sabotaging any chance you could possibly have of getting into a school program or getting a job. If you keep going, you still have opportunities. It might be hard, but it sounds like so far you’ve done a great job of picking yourself back up every time. Keep doing what you’re doing, and be kind to yourself. 

[sportrentals]

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Empowering Young Minds: The Transformative Power of School Programs in Stress Management for Kids

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[asianamerican19]

Early literacy does not necessarily mean teaching young children how to read but pertains to their ability to learn about words, sounds, and language.

[montessoriyorbalinda]

Programs We Offer

Here at Children’s Montessori Center of Yorba Linda, we see to it that we cater to children of all ages. We always keep in mind that training our youth today to become the best versions of themselves could benefit everyone in the years to come. The following programs are designed to best suit and classify which curricula your kids need. Putting too much responsibility on their shoulders and overloading them with unnecessary information for their age will only be counter-productive for your children. Here are the programs we offer: - Infant care - Toddler care - Preschool - Kindergarten #SchoolPrograms #ChildrensMontessoriCenterOfYorbaLinda