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Master your classroom, confront toxic culture, and reclaim your clarity... so you lead with impact and leave a legacy.
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3d •
Decoding Neurodivergent Teenagers
Parents are always on the look out for ways to help their teenagers with neurological issues to learn and become confident in solving problems generally. Piques intriguing the learning gap due to the mental health conditions of their teenagers. The cognitive processing must be adapted to suit each learner according to the particular need. General education system does not cater fully to support teenagers with neurological issues that hamper their learning until it’s too late. At the Learning Hub, teenagers will get a specifically designed learning program according to their needs to bridge the academic gap in complex subjects like Math (quantitative) and humanities (qualitative) without emotional fatigue or battles! Every member learner will have complete plan of action with a goal setting, monitored weekly! The teenagers will build their confidence in learning and will have Hope that when they return to High School in the next academic year, that teenager will be prepared and willing to learn without much emotional battles as before. This is the primary community that provide real solutions to parents and learners alike who are seeking practical breakthrough. 🔗 https://www.skool.com/high-school-maths-6926/about?
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@Bhaskar Subramaniam Yes, my gosh, there have been so many parents "who truly want our help" for their child's best outcomes - This is one of those moments where the profession of teaching works its magic, and it feels amazing in the moment when the parent begins to "glow" with appreciation.
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@Bhaskar Subramaniam 😊 - Thank you sir..
3d •
Summer Learning
The summer months is normally to have a vacation and literally do nothing much!? As long as your teenagers aren’t causing any trouble, parents or caregivers are happy to some extent. The actual responsible step for parents or caregivers with teenagers are to ensure that the teenagers continue to have a balanced day during summer break. A vacation, with some activities that helps children build cognitive skills. To build cognitive skills, it does not mean dropping them at the scouts camp but to include some preparation for learning. At the Learning Hub, summer period will be the ideal time to prepare your teenagers to up skill the knowledge gap that parents were advised during the parents evening before the close of the academic year. The academic year report would have outlined the areas to improve and as the responsible adult, you can direct your teenagers to do some preparation through this community. We welcome the teenagers to try our 7 days trial to experience the Art of Learning where learning become enjoyable and gives hope to many!
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@Bhaskar Subramaniam Continue your focus sir, there are so many who need this guidance.
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@Bhaskar Subramaniam Yes sir...
4d •
Resilience: Decision to Succeed
The learner who succeed is not the learner who knows more than the other, but is the learner who is consistently willing to learn when there was a hurdle in front of him! Summer period is the Best Time to prepare and build confidence without the pressure of school examination The resilience to succeed will restructure the neurons to circumvent your thought process every time you face the wall of challenge. The more you are resilient the more pathways the neurons find to overcome the challenges. Eventually, the new pathways will become the norm that you will find a way out every time you meet a challenge in your learning. This is the method we shall explore when your child joins this community @ The Learning Hub. The methods are exclusive to members who are serious about overcoming their neurodivergent issues that hamper your learning. We offer a 7 days FREE DISCOVERY sessions. ✅ Does your child find focusing on learning does not lasts as you would like …does the learner feels their focus fizzles out after 10-15 minutes ? ✅ Does the learner anticipates the conclusion before the method or process of explanation is explored? At The Learning Hub, we shall show the learner how to expand the focus threshold even further step by step. Learning doesn’t need to be a misery! Parents and Caregivers can enjoy their free time now, when the learner becomes a member of The Learning Hub to enjoy learning again!
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Nice! @Bhaskar Subramaniam - Great focus to introduce for parents and their child...
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@Bhaskar Subramaniam Continue sir... We NEED more Educators like you across the globe 👏
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Welcome
Here is where every brain condition is celebrated and no family walks this path alone. You’ve found a safe, supportive space designed for parents, caregivers and family members navigating the unique and wonderful world of neurodivergent learners. Whether you are seeking help with learning, advice, celebrating a breakthrough or simply needing a listening ear from people who get it, you and the learner belong here! “DIFFERENT MINDS SHARED JOURNEY, ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES “ How to Get Started: ✅ Share your Story: Introduce yourself and your learner; we want to hear your wins, your challenges and everything in between. ✅ Exchange Insights: Tap into the collective wisdom of a progressive community that understands sensory needs and alternative learning strategies. ✅ Find Connections: Discover practical techniques with proven success and genuine outcomes from the expert who has helped many since 2013! Step inside and join the conversation today! 🔗 https://share.synthesia.io/0aa97a11-304f-4e6f-90eb-54884f5b97f4
1 like • 5d
Well said @Bhaskar Subramaniam , you are certainly making community growth decisions by creating a post in "Skoolers" that gives the best possible Skool clientele with a way to recognize and potentially join your community. One additional approach you may want to try to target your specific teacher types is to search for "math teachers" in the Skoolers community search bar. Beyond that, I would encourage joining this gentleman's free community here; https://www.skool.com/skoolkit/about?ref=8145af985330449bbcedde94aa6f84c8
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@Bhaskar Subramaniam For sure my friend...
10d •
The Learning Dilemma
Many parents are somewhat intrigued by the current situation in eduction system that is now trending; is the system inclusive or not? Inclusive means that the education system must provide the learning environment that all students regardless of ability background language or identity , learn together in the same general classrooms. 1️⃣ How many parents understand this concept? 2️⃣ How can a learner with diverse neurological conditions adapt to the inclusive system? 3️⃣ What can the parents/guardians do when there is clear evidence the education system is inadequate to meet the needs of the neurodivergent learner? This is the rising dilemma for many learners who find themselves left out in the classrooms as the system does not meet the needs of the neurodivergent learner whether it is at primary, middle or high school! Even some learners struggle to understand how to communicate effectively and progress at college mainly because they have been left out due to their neurological differences to the mainstream learners. Scientific research shows that appropriate early intervention and continuous learning support can build the confidence, and inspire the learner to break through the mindset hurdles and overcome obstacles of learning. There are many different approaches and techniques that when used and guided correctly, the learner with neurological differences can believe that he has Hope to Learn like others!
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@Bhaskar Subramaniam - Well said and delivered by an "obvious" focused and concerned Educator on behalf of student best outcomes (mainstream or special needs students). A forced Inclusive system??? Unfortunately, this has occurred across the globe for decades. "Empowered, concerned teachers", DO NOT have to accept this. Sure, we teachers must follow the protocol described by admin of what is to be done - However... An "IMPACT" teacher must push-back where necessary for that child identified as obviously having difficulty, daily, in class. I have quite a few stories that tap into this subject directly, but for now I will say this to teachers "to always win" against potential toxic school admin/culture; Document and Communicate... - Keep a clear record of daily challenges, missed accommodations, and safety issues. - Send factual, objective emails to your principal or supervisor about lack of support. - Ask for specific guidance in writing when expectations exceed your class resources. There's more that can be done, but for now... What does this do? It "immediately" removes any chance of the teacher being held accountable for poor performance regarding that specific child because the aforementioned practices shift the responsibility (tangibly and legally) onto the admin to provide input for a progressive change - which many find ways to avoid. Either way, that IMPACT teacher is going to find methods/ways to best advance that child - AND... they are held harmless if admin decides to ignore their documented request correspondence because those concerns have been documented in email communication to administration. Cheers! :)
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Many thanks my friend. Teachers "Have Immense Power" within any school system @Bhaskar Subramaniam . Our job is "Hard work, and Heart work"... those teachers with that "fire within" have the capability to change not only their classroom, but their entire school culture.
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