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Hi guys,
So I've started making a few educational videos, it is supposed to be for Australian students, however I suppose you learn similar content overseas as well. Anyways, I'd like to get some general advice on what I could improve. The topic is economies of scale in Economics, so quite niche, but as I said it's for Year 12 HSC Economics in NSW, but it may have some overlap with other countries education system too.
I look forward to your feedback. Full disclosure that I'm pretty much making these short videos now for a few reasons. Because I will be a teacher soon (doing my Masters of Teaching currently) I think it will make me more employable and also I do some private tutoring, so I might get more clients. I also genuinely enjoy teaching and sharing content.
Our daughter is still very young (3), but she started speaking extremely early and is now almost fully bilingual (French and English), which has been surprising for us. A few months ago, we consulted a specialist to better understand her development and cognitive profile, and she was identified as GATE.
Following the recommendation of her care, we’ve chosen to homeschool her with private tutoring during her preschool years. We’re now starting to think ahead about what kind of schooling environment might be best for her when the time comes. For those who have experience with GATE programs (either as parents or as former GATE students) how was your experience? What worked well? What didn’t? And if you had to do it again, would you choose the same path?
I’d really appreciate any insights or perspectives. Thank you 🙂
Hello,
Does anyone have any idea how much money is spent on education for male children on average and past that, female children?
Avant d'être admis à l'École Centrale de Lyon, j'étais moi-même en grande difficulté en maths. J'ai fait une année de remise à niveau qui a complètement changé ma trajectoire — c'est ce qui m'a permis d'exploser ensuite en licence et de réussir le concours Centrale. Je sais exactement ce que ça fait d'être largué, et je sais comment on en sort.
Aujourd'hui je propose un accompagnement complet pour les collégiens, lycéens, ou toute personne qui veut être solide en maths ou physique avant d'attaquer le supérieur (prépa, licence, BUT, école d'ingé...). Je m'occupe de tout :
L'objectif c'est pas juste de "revoir des trucs", c'est de reconstruire des bases solides pour que tu arrives en septembre sans angoisse et avec une vraie longueur d'avance.
Si t'es motivé et que tu veux vraiment avancer cet été, contacte-moi en MP, on en discute.
If you could fix one thing about today's education system, what would it be?
I'm curious whether people think the biggest issue is things like large class sizes, standardized testing, lack of individual attention, career guidance, or something else entirely.
What are the biggest challenges right now, in your opinion?
So basically I need nothing more than 10 to 15 k teaching job. So that I can manage my cost of med School, belonging from a lower middle class family.
I have confidence that I can make students more, as my concepts are crystal clear and I have done offline by teaching my brother.
