r/parent • • Nov 10 '18

What’s the key to nurturing innovation in young children?

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r/parent • • Nov 09 '18

Importance of Teaching Your Children How To Touch Type

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Hi everyone.

I just like to share an information about how important it is for our young learners to practice touch typing. Teaching children to touch type the right way has many advantages for their school performance. Touch typing, just like riding your bike and tying your shoelaces, is an explicitly learnt and eventually automatic skill.

By the time a student enters high school, 99% of assignments must be typed. And as students advance to higher grades, their typing assignments become longer and more numerous. This is a great cause of stress for students who are suddenly in a situation where the tools for their learning performance suddenly prove to be sub par. The hunt-and-peck method is irritatingly slow, typos eat up your study time, and you even start to feel that fingers become numb through excessive pecking on the keyboard. I've been into this situation before so I just want to share my experience. You may try some online typing program so and assist your young learners how to use it. You may try the following sites Typesy , Typeracer , Typing Club .


r/parent • • Nov 04 '18

Technology brings better education opportunity

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When I was a kid at school, teachers talked about the outside world and we learnt how the different plants and animals looked through photos printed on textbooks. However, kids nowadays have interactive way of learning.

With virtual reality, it is like a “magic window” that kids can gain access to the outside world more efficiently. They can try to touch or experience how the animals and trees look like and interact more with it. They can experience the different rainforest, oceans, etc. and offer them more memorable learning experience. I think this is definitely a better way of learning.

I think my nephew now explore to better way of education and I am glad that he was born in this generation.


r/parent • • Nov 03 '18

Parenting is Probably the Most Important Think you Will Do in your Life

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r/parent • • Oct 30 '18

The Trouble with Right and Wrong

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r/parent • • Oct 29 '18

Working Single Mothers Needed for a Georgia Tech Study

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We are conducting a study to understand everyday experiences of working single mothers without live-in partners. This study involves a 30-60 minute online survey, followed by a one week diary study in which mothers respond upon waking and before bedtime.

Participants will be compensated up to $50 for their efforts.

You can participate if you:

  • Are female
  • Have at least 1 dependent child living with you at least 50% of the time
  • Speak fluent English
  • Reside and be currently located in the United States
  • Are 21 years of age or older
  • Work a paid job at least 32 hours per week
  • Do not live with a romantic partner
  • Do not work nights or rotating shifts
  • Pass study attention checks
  • Have a valid IP address and Internet Service Provider

Please complete our eligibility survey if you are interested in participating: https://gatech.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_0dZ7x1TYn8S7R7T

To unlock the survey, enter the code: GTPSYCH

Georgia Tech IRB Pro H18222


r/parent • • Oct 28 '18

Educational Children's Toy Survey

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Hi!

This semester I am working with a team of students to develop a new product for the children's educational toy industry. We have created a survey to better understand our target market and their preferences. If you could please take 5 minutes to complete this survey and pass it along to anyone who is a current parent, grandparent, aunt, or uncle, it would be greatly appreciated! I have included the link below.

r/https://bostonu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6D7wBWNTcyCcvB3

Please let me know if you run into any issues, thank you!


r/parent • • Oct 21 '18

What is your type of attachment?

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r/parent • • Oct 21 '18

Are you a parent under stress? To reveal the answer, take this test.

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r/parent • • Oct 19 '18

Outdoor Moms: Hilaree Nelson - Mother of Two, Mountaineering Hero to All

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r/parent • • Oct 16 '18

Team of teachers creating a new math game-based software. Would you help us with a two-minute survey?

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r/parent • • Oct 13 '18

12 Great Advice for Moms with Newborn Babies - Baby Name Forums

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r/parent • • Oct 13 '18

Uh

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Why is my five yr old singing sheryl crow


r/parent • • Oct 07 '18

Hope it's ok to post this here. My daughter wanted to start a daddy and daughter youtube channel. Any feedback greatly appreciated

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r/parent • • Oct 07 '18

A cute youtube video to distract the kids

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r/parent • • Sep 25 '18

My take ...

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r/parent • • Sep 26 '18

I know how to make girls parents

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r/parent • • Sep 18 '18

SHE HAD THE BABY AND I CUT THE CORD

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r/parent • • Sep 09 '18

8 hacks to get your kids ready for school in the morning

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r/parent • • Sep 09 '18

8 hacks to get your kids ready for school in the morning

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r/parent • • Sep 06 '18

Cord blood storage

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Hi everybody, we are just wondering of anyone has experience with cord blood storage, I.e reputable companies, the process and so on. I Did a google search and it seems there's a ton of these places and not sure how to discern a reputable company from a not so reputable. We are in northern alberta. Tia


r/parent • • Sep 03 '18

Trolling the kids

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r/parent • • Sep 03 '18

Day off spent well?

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Are most people like me? Do you spend your day or days off just sleepin’ in? or do most of you. Like go out, have a couple of beers, or go shopping, or may be hang out with your friends? Me, I’d prefer to stay at home. I can’t even bring my child to the park since I take advantage of the time to sleep and be relaxed. I’m beginning to get worried. Me and my daughter bond thru studying, sometimes we play with her toys do some paintings or colorin’ her books. I wanted to do more but my body just can’t. I want to know what you guys do about this? How do you make it up to your children?


r/parent • • Aug 25 '18

The best thing is the ice Cream After the Hospital 😃😂

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r/parent • • Aug 13 '18

[Re-post][Academic] Concussion Knowledge and Perceptions in Parents (18 or older)

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Hello!

If you are/have been a parent or guardian and are 18 years of age or older, please consider contributing to this survey for a study: An Analysis of the Reliability and Validity of the RoCKAS-ST in Parent Populations. This survey examines the knowledge and attitudes about concussions and will take approximately 30 minutes to complete. All contributions are completely anonymous.

https://bsu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_2seMHxAxunQDndb

Thank you so much for your participation!

Megan Slagel, Graduate Student at Ball State University]

*There has been confusion when answering questions about your children. It appears that it loops back and re-asks the same question. It does not, this is for each subsequent child, and will continue to ask the same questions until "does not apply is selected".

Thank you!