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Jan 23 2017

The Note Room, Music Lesson Phoneix for Kids

The school budget for performing art is subtracted, which is unfortunate since the budget is allocated for something else. If you still want your kids to learn about music outside the school, The Note Room Academy of Music is music lesson Phoenix that you can choose. Kids these days are into music from what they heard every day. School is the first place where your kid gets proper music lesson. If the budget for his is cut, there is no other way than getting decent music lesson from informal education.

The Note Room Academy of Music is not like any music courses for kids out there. You can find this excellent private music school in Arizona. In order to make sure that the classes are effective, we provide exceptional facility. The private music studio is superior facility of this music school. Therefore, it is good for kids who want to learn more about music. The private class are including music lesson for diverse instruments such as piano, violin, guitar, and drum. Acting and voice classes are provided as well.

Theatrical producer is the one who takes care of the acting class. He is the same theatrical producer who is also currently working at Ghostlight Theatre. The production and plays for the theatre is under his management. From his expertise, you can rest assure that The Note Room Academy of Music allows your kids to unleash their musical potential. With music enhanced the life of your kids, they will have vast option of musical adventure for their future.

When selecting music school for your kids, normally you will take into your consideration about several aspects. There are several reasons make The Note Room Academy of Music should be on your top priority. Aside from the affordable private class, we do not include long-term contract on the deal. The location of our music studio is adjacent to the residential area. Due to this convenient location, you can take your kids and pick them up after the class is finished. The schedule of our private classes starts on weekends during the evening. Most importantly, we incorporated upgraded curriculum with professional instructors.

Talking about instructors, the music teachers of The Note Room Academy of Music is not only professional and experience. Those experienced music teachers are able to deal with all types of kids. If your kids what to learn to play piano, we provide the best instructors for it. The instructors teaching piano lesson are the members of music teachers. Aside from the Phoenix Music Teachers Associations, some of the music instructors are the member of Music Teacher National Associations. It means that if those associations held music performances or studio recitals, your kids can perform in those events.

Other thing that you commonly consider when choosing music school for kids is the tuition. As mentioned before, The Note Room Academy of Music offers affordable private classes. If you decided your kids to join the private music class, you need to pay the administration fee first. After you paid for the one-time administration, you also need to pay for monthly fees. The monthly fees should be paid in advance. The amount of this fee is depending on how long the private music class you take for your kid. Reschedule appointment will be informed if the teacher happens to be absent.

In order to provide convenient location for the students, we provide music studio at North Phoenix or Peoria area of Arizona West Valley. For those of you who are interested in joining your kids to The Note Room Academy of Music, you can come directly to the studio located at 4734 W, Creedance Boulevard, Glendale, Arizona 85310.

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Dec 7 2016

Glass Marker Board

If you home school your children, most likely there are materials and tools in your home that are found in classrooms. One item in particular is a chalkboard, which every teacher finds useful.

Today, the chalkboard has been modernized with other styles including a glass marker board. Fortunately, there are other uses for this in your home that keeps your household as organized as your children’s school day.

Family dynamics require lots of communication and organization. The design of this type of board adds striking style to wherever you decide to hang it. Here are a few uses to consider when the board is not being used for school lessons.

Dinner Menu

 

How often in one day do you hear the same question: What is for dinner? If you know in advance and are tired of answering, you can use the board to write out the dinner menu. Perhaps you could also leave a note on the board asking someone to pickup an item from the grocery store.

List for Groceries

Speaking of groceries, if you install one of these boards near the kitchen, it can become a convenient place to make a grocery list. How many times are you in the kitchen and realize either something is gone or you are about to run out of a certain item? By the time you are able to write out your grocery list, you may forget to add that particular item.

Having the board near the kitchen is one helpful way to make sure you remember when it is time to go grocery shopping. You can make this a team effort. Whenever someone in the family notices something is running low, they can add it to the list, too.

List of Chores

Another way to keep the family involved is to use the board to list everyone’s chores. Until there is a world where you no longer have to ask others to help around the house, make good use of this board. This way, you are not constantly reminding your children and spouse of what they need to do to contribute.

Make sure the board is in a high traffic area like the kitchen or hallway so everyone is reminded every time they walk by. Get the kids more involved by having them write a check mark once their share of the workload is done.

This brief list should get you started in making full use of the board. As a functional and safe product, everyone can be motivated to do more around the house.

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Nov 23 2016

Why Does College Matter So Much to Parents?

I know dozens of stories when children go to college under the parental pressure but eventually drop out and choose a completely different life.

What do these parents think about when they try to make decisions instead of their kids? What motivates them when they force children to choose certain professions or follow their footsteps? Let’s have a look at the most popular reasons why your moms and dads want you to graduate from college.

  1. All Parents Love Showing Off

Parents adore bragging about their children’s achievements. It starts when you are an infant and your mother shows off your first tooth and tells everyone about your first attempts to sit down, get on your feet, and speak. The older you get, the bigger is the desire to brag. Parents show off your intelligence and character qualities, success at school and achievements in sports, choice of occupation, and a diploma. They feel that your success influences their reputation. They can be called excellent parents only if you are a “golden” child. And there is no more effective proof of your knowledge than the university degree. Actually, having such parents is a blessing. They support all your activities. If you want to play a musical instrument, they will buy it, and if you want to use any college paper writing service, they will pay for it as well.

  1. College Is Like a Road into Adulthood

It may sound strange, but some parents think of college as the end of their parental duties. They are convinced that as soon as their children set feet in the university, they are adults. If you live with such parents, they will be happy to make you a part of the student world as soon as possible. After you go, they will relax and live just for themselves. Plus, they won’t have to fully support you financially and will be able to use your room.

I don’t want to say that such parents don’t worry about their children. As any typical parents, they get stressed about kids’ health, eating habits, social life, etc. However, they think about all these issues as an inseparable part of adult life.

  1. Parents Know Better

Awkwardly, there are many people convinced that children cannot always make the right choices and that parents know better. There are parents who have a constant tendency of interfering with the personal lives of their children even when they are grownups. These parents don’t allow their youngsters to become self-established personalities. They see diplomas as a way to secure highly paid jobs and successful future for their kids. That is why they often ignore opinions of their children. Their behavior is the result of mistrust of children’s choices.

  1. Parents Have a Responsibility to Provide Higher Education for Their Children

There is a natural desire to raise a personality. Someone who will understand not only the basic concepts of honesty and dishonesty but who has an urge for knowledge and an ability to communicate with people. My parents had the same desire. However, they both have graduated college. That is why they never, not for a moment, doubted that higher education was what I and my sister needed. Mom and dad believed that providing education is one of the parents’ duties. Such parents are a little bit old school, but their motives come from love.

  1. What Would People Say?

How? Why did you drop out?! Have something bad happened? Why did you have to go?
These questions follow me wherever I go and whenever I say I am not in college. Unfortunately, many parents are still guided by social opinion. If society acknowledges college graduates as successful people, your parents will do their utmost to make you a part of this social class. However, times have changed. Today, college dropouts like Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg build profitable businesses and college graduates work 9 to 5 for no more than $55,000 per year. I give this example to my parents whenever they start complaining about my education.

As you can see, there are many reasons why your parents may want you to go to college. However, the main decision is yours, so don’t let anyone put pressure on you.

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Nov 14 2016

Early Childhood Education Tips for Parents

Engaging  parents in early childhood education promises greater success especially once the kids enter the elementary school. This means involving parents in early childhood settings which is essential to indirectly and directly support the kids’ learning. There are so many activities that can be conducted in terms of having parents as a part of the process. Of course, everything isn’t always as good as expected. But it will always get better with repetition. Parents will witness how their involvements make huge effects to their kids’ education progress. To achieve this goal, some useful tips can be implemented.

Early childhood education with parent’ involvement should promote independence of the kids. It may be hard to believe at first but kids can actually do so many things by themselves. To promote kids’ independence, you must start by expecting more from your kids.

Believe on your kids and let them practice. Kids actually love when they are able and are trusted to do something on their own. So, every time they insist to ask you for doing what they can do by themselves, say no. This will teach them slowly about doing the things they can do themselves. Once, they have done a task; do not redo what they have just because you don’t like the result as it is not perfect. Do not fix what your kids have accomplished because it will make them unwilling to do other task because you seem to never feel satisfied for what they had done.

Other tips for early childhood education that engages parents are related to winning cooperation. This means getting your kids to be willing to do a task instead of shutting themselves. Giving praises is indeed a very effective strategy. Then, you have to develop predictable routines. These routines help them to learn the things they are supposed to do. And every time you find your kids refuse to do something, engage them in a funny game that they love. This way, kids will do the task even without being asked.

Recent scientific studies have shown that children learn best when their schooling forgoes traditional lesson plans in favour of providing exploratory learning opportunities. Many innovative schools, such as the Kepler Academy Daycare Centre in Edmonton Alberta effectively blend components from three prominent early learning philosophies in one – these include the Montessori approach, the Reggio method, and the Waldorf approach. This unique program promotes education through both play and discovery.

Do not forget about disciplining effectively. You must start by redirecting every time you find your kid is about to do something they are not supposed to do. But when your kid had already done something wrong, ask her/him to be involved in righting the wrongs. No matter what happens, you must never delay discipline. Do it as early as possible because it’s an essential part of successful early childhood education.

Finally, the best thing you can do for your kids is to teach them financial literacy. This doesn’t mean you can’t spoil them, or grant them large funds throughout their life and beyond. It simply means ingraining in them the processes and techniques they can use to make sure they look after their money. Thanks to the internet, this doesn’t have to be tough; you can employ online financial learning resources to make sure your kids are financially literate.

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