Month: September 2021

I think I speak for all parents here in Spain, and probably in other countries, that we all accept restrictions as long as our children can continue in school. I, probably like all other parents, would like children to enjoy the privilege of meeting face-to-face, playing together, and learning in the classroom, doing my best to move to online courses if necessary. However, starting formal education is extremely important for developing a passion for learning, a good mode of self-study, motivation, and most importantly, relationships and group dynamics. Last year in Spain, we were lucky enough to see children get back into classrooms and learn in school. The teachers did a good job of finding new initiatives, making the lessons interactive, and giving the children a chance to interact with each other and with other children around the world. However, I think kids have lost their desire to learn because of online education, and I don’t see how we can get that back. Teachers and parents around the world are talking about how they see the new school year. Teachers who are looking for ways to motivate their students or develop their own skills can check out our school readiness materials and free webinars. “We will accept any and all restrictions just so our children can stay in school. For many students and teachers, a new school year is about to begin, which is not exactly predictable or foreseeable given the release of Covid 19 around the world. I’m looking forward to using the new tools and techniques I’ve learned in live classes at Pearson and at the BBC, with wonderful teachers from around the world. I see my almost-grown son spending a lot of time in front of a screen doing online lessons, projects, and interacting with his peers. Parents of elementary school-aged children can take advantage of the various homeschooling tools available online. E-learning was a big shock to him because everything that motivated him to learn was gone. With all due respect, I don’t think the quality of online teaching is the same as the quality of classroom teaching. “I feel that the quality of online teaching is not the same as the quality of classroom teaching.

Ryan can name 151 first Pokémon by heart – a feat he calls his reception at a party, though he’s so introverted that you’d never find him at a party. The first game in the collection I recognized was Home Alone, lol. It’s amazing until they realized how much money they wasted because many of them are total nonsense. Some members of the Nintendo Life team consider themselves collectors, but none of us have anything comparable. Meanwhile, I only have 2 GBA games to date. He prefers an afternoon of Mario Kart and pizza, and you can’t blame him. He hasn’t been scouring thrift stores or flea markets looking for treasure.