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sunbeamworldschool · 7 months
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gamylost · 1 month
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37/100 days of productivity •13/02/2024
I was feeling better yesterday but today.. so I’m sick again but I was productive. I went to study for a while in my garden to have a little natural vitamin d and telling myself that it was going to motivate me despite the fatigue and the feeling of being sick. No Mardi Gras for me.
• Mails
• Administrative stuff
• Epistemology humans sciences and social, research, definitions and plan of the assignment, with rerun of «  Who’s The Boss? » in the background.
• English exercises
• Duolingo: Portuguese
•Digital humanities taking notes
• Pedagogy research and lots of reading
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oh-meow-swirls · 6 months
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i like how yo-kai watch is in an awkward state of popularity where it's not super popular but it's popular enough to get crossovers with like. final fantasy and sanrio and shit. kind of amusing-
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shingetsu-online · 2 months
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JWSNHDFWIUEFHUEW AIMZ YOU DONT KNOW SPANISH???? I PITY YOU
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finals have been kicking my butt, but here’s some cute stuff of me studying fad motivation for anyone still wrapping their semester up
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Maybe you have discussed this before (come to think of it, you probably have) but inasmuch as media literacy online is terrible these days how much is that related to the decline in humanities majors among college students?
I mean I'm sure that's part of it; consistently the worst media literacy you see is among the "I only took STEM in college and I'm proud of it" crowd, who then try to make up for that later by "teaching themselves" and that's how you get a lot of the garbage on TVTropes, etc. (This is true across the humanities, like a lot of bad online philosophy e.g. LessWrong comes from a similar place.) But I also think that where media literacy is the most dire in Online Discourse is specifically film and television, and that is a separate set of media literacy skills than the ones you learn in a literature class. There are lots of people who are just bad at media literacy in general, but also a lot of people whose specific way they are bad is trying to analyze a movie or TV show like it's a book -- focusing on the story and mayyyybe the acting (but they usually don't understand acting as well as they think) but totally ignoring anything else that contributes to the meaning of that work -- and the problem there is that film studies courses are not required. If I could wave a wand over university humanities curricula it would be to require film/media studies and also music courses (because the other bane of my existence is people who don't know how to talk about music beyond the lyrics). I think this is way overdue; we know that way more adults in 2023 regularly watch movies and TV, play video games, watch online video, etc. than regularly read books -- and also more of them listen to music than read books -- and it's not that we should stop teaching books, far from it, but our media courses should also do something to address that changing landscape. Or not even really "changing" per se, because this has been the case for half a century at this point!
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honeysuckle-venom · 4 months
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Taking a moment to brag about my little brother!!! Look, I knew he was smart. He's so fucking smart, it's honestly a little intimidating lol. He's a high school junior and he just got back his PSAT scores. And he got 1500 out of 1520!!!!! My dad said he missed ONE English question, that's it!!!! I'M SO PROUD OF HIM!!!!!!
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Whumpers, what are your earliest memories?
Mine is from when I was about two or three. I was in a stroller, at my cousin’s Irish dancing recital. After the recital, my aunts were talking down to me in the stroller, and to each other. I was experiencing extreme anxiety because I couldn’t understand what they were saying, when I felt I should have been able to communicate with them like they were communicating with each other. I was also very tired and dazed. I did not cry though… I probably looked normal on the outside.
I also remember when I was about four or five, I went to the beach with my dad and one of his friends. I somehow found my way onto the dock, planted my little rear end on a jet ski, untethered it from the dock, and started floating into the sunset. There was an old lady lounging in a donut inflatable out some way; she said something to me, but I couldn’t understand what she said, despite trying really hard. I’m assuming it was something along the lines of “Oh my god get off that jet ski you’re going to fucking DIE, kid,” but again… couldn’t understand a word of what she said, and got frustrated because she was speaking English (without an accent) and I should know how to understand adults speaking English to me.
At this point, my dad is yelling at me from across the water, and a young lifeguard drags the jet ski back. On land, my dad lectured at me very harshly as he led me back to the car. I didn’t know I had done anything wrong, and was very confused. At some point this guy starts quoting the Bible at me, and the only thing I could pick out were the words (spoken very emphatically), “Your days are numbered.”
“My days are numbered?” cue a vivid mental image of a calendar, with dates listed for every day of the week, “What does that mean?” Later on I figured out this was the Bible’s way of referencing death at God’s hand which just made me even more confused as to what I did, until at age thirteen, I figured out, “Oh a baby who can’t swim floating on a jet ski is terrifying, actually.”
Tagging: @kaleidoscopr @redd956 @hereissomething @astudyinpanda @c0ldbrains @straight-to-the-pain
#tag game lol#I had a thing with not understanding people very well (or at all) as a child idk if that’s normal kid stuff or what lol#Like you know how in dreams people’s speech is a blur? That was how I (mostly) interacted with the world from ages two to six#My best friend at the time would talk to me a lot (she was a couple years younger) and she was still partly in the “babbling” phase#and couldn’t speak clearly at all#so I just kind of nodded and went along with it despite having no idea what the hell she just said#Which I continued to do with everyone else into adulthood; as soon as someone talks to me I zone out whether I want to or not lol#My life has been a perpetual cycle of: “Why can’t I do that; am I stupid or something?” > studying it intensely > excelling at it#Like humor. No one laughed at my jokes in my first year of public school; so I watched what made people tick…#By the time junior year online English class rolled around I had the teachers and students in stitches almost constantly#Likewise with understanding people: I zone out all the time; but I can quickly replay what I heard in my head and ask a question to verify#if that’s what they said; then give an appropriate response to it#Basically I repeat 70% of what people say to me during conversation to make sure I’m not missing anything#As a result I’m now pretty good at figuring out what people are saying if there are language barriers or speech abnormalities involved#But do NOT give me verbal directions; I can and will forget them the instant you walk away
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anik · 6 months
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my problem is i can’t do work if i think it’s fucking stupid
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cereal-abyss-mage · 1 month
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i'm learning russian and french at the same time and I swear to god if I accidentally find a random cyrillic letter in the middle of a word writen in latin alphabet one more time or accidentally mix languages mid sentence, I will yell
or sometimes I find that when I'm writing a translation of a word in russian that sounds similar in polish I just write the russian word again but in latin alphabet for some reason
or I can somehow remember all of my miniscule spanish when I'm trying to learn french even though I literally don't remember a word in spanish otherwise
my language module is broken at this point, if you ever find my notes and there is something like boнjour, just ignore it, I literally don't pick up on it when I'm making and rereading my notes
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sunbeamworldschool · 1 year
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gamylost · 3 months
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3/100 days of productivity • 10/01/2024
No work today
Today I :
• work on my French study case
• read a lot about pedagogy + took notes
• English homework
• Epistemology of human and social sciences
• Duolingo : Portuguese
• 30 minutes of workout
• Emails + Administrative stuff
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insectwmn · 2 months
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i’ve mentioned before that i had to drop out of high school due to poor mental health (like, “stress induced psychosis” poor). so i have a lot of trauma surrounding education but i am now proud to say i am going to community college 🥲🥲
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torchickentacos · 7 months
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woooo ok well time to stop looking at furthering education options for right now. It's just overwhelming. I have genuinely zero direction right now so I can't narrow down the most useful degree when I don't even know what I'd be putting it towards. 4-year is very much expected of me, so I need to find SOMETHING, but I'm really coming up empty right now. Sigh. Just kind of complaining. I know this is THE MOST NORMAL FEELING EVER for being my age, but that doesn't make it any easier.
#long tags. i'm just talkin' and spiralin'. as you do over these things.#like. ok I took cultural geography and ADORED it#I love the sociology aspect of it#but a sociology degree wouldn't be good for me because I couldn't work in that field#I love the demographic/statistical/methodological aspect of it#but that requires math which is the number one thing I CAN'T do#the other side is the more social work based things that are like. ok how and why does xyz problem form in xyz communities or locations#and how can we fix it#everything gets to me and i'd get REALLY fucking sad really quickly in a social work sort of setting#and like i've BEEN the kid with 5 social workers and it's not an environment I would ever go back into. even on the other side of it#so i can't do the logical aspect of it and i can't do the more human based aspect of it#I know an english degree would be something I could do. my aunt and grandmother have one#and it's a wide enough net that I can use it for a lot of career paths. it leaves options wide open#and there's cultural studies within that that would connect to the sociological things I like studying#minus the more math prominent aspects of it#and once I DO find a job i need to make sure it's one i can physically do with my EDS POTS MCAS bullshittery#which is a WHOLE ASS OTHER THING#but i don't need this all figured out on a random monday evening#this is without me worrying about housing and employment during school and being able to handle it all with the adhd demons#bc sometimes two courses online is too much for me bc ADHD and pots brain fog. bc tldr i never have enough oxygeon or blood in my brain#which makes thinking difficult#and just. AUGH i do not need to figure it out right now!!!!!!!!!!!!1#this has STOPPED BEING USEFUL#only posting this bc i know other people feel the same sort of 'lost' otherwise i'd save it for my therapist#but this is tumblr so like i can just say shit here. if you think it's annoying you can leave ily but this is my house
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purple-studying · 22 days
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Morning ~~♡
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hunting-songs · 2 months
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Laughing in all good humor, Senritsu waved a small hand dismissively. "Maybe I was in my youth.", said the young woman who very much was still in her youth.
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