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Empowering Young Minds: NYRA Academy's Innovative Approach to Kids' Coding Education
In today's rapidly evolving digital landscape, the ability to code has become a fundamental skill for success. Recognizing the importance of nurturing this skill from a young age, NYRA Academy proudly offers a diverse range of coding and robotics programs tailored specifically for children and youths.
At NYRA Academy, we understand that traditional coding courses may not always capture the attention and imagination of young learners. That's why we've developed engaging and interactive Kids Coding Courses designed to make learning fun and accessible for all skill levels. From Scratch Programming for Kids to Children's Robotics Classes, our programs cater to the diverse interests and learning styles of our students.
Our commitment to providing quality youth coding education is evident in our Scratch Coding Certificate program. Upon completion, students receive a tangible recognition of their achievements, motivating them to further explore the exciting world of coding. With a focus on hands-on learning and creative problem-solving, our Kid-Friendly Coding Training ensures that every child feels empowered to unleash their potential in the digital realm.
One of the highlights of our curriculum is our Junior Robotics Workshops, where young enthusiasts delve into the fascinating realm of robotics, learning to build and program their own robots. Through interactive projects and collaborative activities, students develop critical thinking and teamwork skills essential for success in today's tech-driven world.
Programming with Scratch for Children opens the door to endless possibilities as kids learn to create interactive stories, animations, and games. Our expert instructors guide students through every step of the process, fostering a passion for coding that extends beyond the classroom.
For those interested in exploring the creative side of coding, our courses in Animation and Game Design for Kids provide a platform for budding artists and storytellers to bring their ideas to life. Through hands-on projects, students learn the fundamentals of design and animation, gaining valuable skills that can be applied across various digital platforms.
NYRA Academy also offers Coding Short Courses specifically tailored for students aged 9 to 15, providing a comprehensive introduction to coding concepts in a condensed format. Whether your child is just beginning their coding journey or looking to expand their skills, our Beginner Coding Lessons for Youngsters provide a supportive and nurturing environment for growth and exploration.
At NYRA Academy, we believe that every child has the potential to become a coding champion. With our innovative approach to kids' coding education, we strive to inspire the next generation of digital innovators, equipping them with the skills and confidence to thrive in an ever-changing world. Join us on this exciting journey of discovery and creativity at NYRA Academy today!
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rakiah · 5 months
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I saw you were taking requests for the twins and stuff on Patreon so I am here! My only idea is inspired by my mom (I’m a twin so I got some stories) where my sister and I locked her out of the house one time and she had to get a locksmith to unlock the door and at that point we had somehow gotten into the spice cabinet and all of the spices were on the floor (mostly cinnamon) and there was a broken a lamp. For some reason I get the vibe that Vil works mostly so I think that’d be super funny as Leona. Like the twins are more than he can handle and he underestimates them.
Sorry for it being long but I hope it inspires~
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Vil: I should let you stay like that so be grateful you’re a sight to make sore eyes sorer.
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cyb-organ · 1 month
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happy lesbian visibilty week to her. i gave her a little bird
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harringroveera · 4 months
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Billy: *tapping on the table*
Steve: *tapping on the table*
Dustin: Stop it!
Steve: Stop what?
Dustin: You’re talking about sex in Morse code. Well, you know what? Joke’s on you ‘cause I know Morse code. Ha!
Billy: Yeah, that’s what we’re doing, Curly. In our very limited free time and with our very limited budget, we skipped work and went out and took a class on a very outmoded and very unnecessary form of communication just so we could talk about wanting to fuck each other silly in front of you kids
*later*
Steve: Yup. That’s exactly what we did
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firstroseofspring · 8 months
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memory, death and life as komerex zha, the perpetual game; klingon culture as depicted in the final reflection, by john m. ford
#star trek#web weaving#klingons#im normal about this. i swear.#please read the final reflection. 99 cents on kindle right now. i read it in one sitting very fun very entertaining very insightful#and spocks in it. if you even care#is that last quote not soo sarek coded. 'im gonna destroy you in this game son. every time until you learn not to lose so badly#but you will still lose. <3'#house gensa forever house rustazh foreverrr#klingonaase my darling i love you you're sooo latin coded#i really liked the singing and the idea of like gestures vaguely house gensa being three hundred kids with no formal houses or lines#to belong to. <- and so you will all be together. yayy new family!#i also liked the acknowledgment of like. other cultures existing on klinzhai (qo'nos) vulcans and orions living with klingons and such#this book really had it all im not done posting. theres more songs and looks at their food; daily life; clothing and how they decorate#houses. more examples of klingonaase lol of course cuss words and such. they also talk about battle language which if i'm not mistaken is#like clipped tlhIngan?#but they call it battle language and translate it for the reader. fun!#and of course the klingons end up on earth so theres insights on how they feel about coffee and human food. apparently the air on earth is#very thin and dry to them; every scene where they talk about klingon comfort standards they mention making it dark and humid and hot.#red lights and such! for inside#and they say the thin air on earth makes it hard to hear for klingons! i thought that was very cool#nobody:#me: they like salt water baths and dark ale and they wear silk and they eat pastries with butter. if you even care.#they mention human chair designs being uncomfortable for klingon anatomy too; there was a description i remember of house khemara#having cushions on the ground around a fireplace instead of chairs#its such a pretty description too; they have high ceilings and wooden beams along the roof and and sky lights for an indoor garden#iron railings for the staircases. mwah i love this book i really recommend it#theres something (gestures) here that reminds me very strongly of worf but i cant put my finger on it to be honest with you. not even like#the komerex zha specifically either like the vibes of the whole book.....
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dabidagoose · 3 months
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I love love how Brennan chose to characterize porter where like. He's such an asshole. Such a fucking asshole of a guy and it really sucks to talk to him. And fig hates him so much just as she should. But despite that you can't discount him as some dope know-nothing cause he's got some INCREDIBLE wisdom and (for fig, not really for gorgug) is just a really good teacher. That really horrible experience of showing up to class with a burning hatred for the teacher for being here at all and then leaving knowing that you have just learned some incredibly valuable skills.
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whumperofworlds · 1 year
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Me, watching a show/playing a game that's full of whump at a tender young age: Wow! This is awesome!
Me, now an adult, who loves whump, watching/playing the show/game again: ...WAIT A MINUTE--
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chanrizard · 5 months
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y/n when they're in a nonexistent competition to fantasy-date the skzoozles and their opponent is skz themselves
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anonymouspuzzler · 4 months
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does Minnie call Buck "Uncle Buck"? or is that weird to her since they don't really know each other well? and vice versa would Buck weirded out by being called that? sorry if it's been shown how they refer to each other before lol
she does (though "old man" and just Buck are also fairly common)! they're kind of two minds about it, because on the one hand, yeah, they're basically strangers (and Buck in particular has been no contact with his family for close to 25 years at this point, over half his life), but on the other, they're both a little literal-minded in the sense that they're like... well this is just a fact being stated. Buck is Minnie's uncle and she's referring to him as such. That's just a fact why would it have to be weird
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Lewis Hamilton is for people who like dogs
Max Verstappen is for people who like cats
No I will not elaborate
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hyp-fixator · 3 months
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Duuude. You know what would be crazy? If I wrote something. That would be wild.
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musicalchaos07 · 3 months
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SORRY I AM THINKING ABOUT NANCY SAYING COPY/PASTE FOR HER AND JONATHAN'S DAUGHTER AGAIN AND IIIII
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paperglader · 8 months
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i watched that one scene in novitiate for the first time a few days ago and I’m pretty sure that my brain chemistry has been altered for good.
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fridayiminlcve · 1 year
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if i dont move to nyc or london or paris by age 27 what is the point of anything
#i looooove my city so much you guys like if i wasnt who i am (queer) rn i would be so fucking glad that i am in my current city but#i loooove art and history and fashion and stuff and this citymight be about second best for all that but its still soo crowded#people WILL judge no matter what you wear something cutesy and people dont shut up especially when ur 16 and tagging along with your mom to#the mall or something and everyone just stares and even among your classmates ive been complimented so many times#for my unique style or whatever (aka i have beaded shoelaces and wear lots of jewelery and absurd ass eyeliner) and theyre like oh#n******** is so fancy itni stylish bandi hai woh and its so attention grabbing but i dont want it to be a big deal !!!#i want to like 20 badges and wear insane makeup and dye my hair without calling much attention to myself!!!#of course i know that will change slowly as you go in to uni and meet ppl of your type instead of a bazaar market and youll pick ur own#friends who r like minded but considering this is india how many people can you truly find.#also my next two years are going to be spent in a college for jee and neet kids#you can wear what you want theres no dress code but you have to appear serious studious and simple if you want to be taken seriously#elle woods at harvard law type#i asked my mom to get an industrial & second lobe piercing and actual dyed hair and shes like turn twenty get into a good college then do#not bc she minds she allowed me to get my hair dyed at age 13 but to go in th college im going to there is SO SO much rigour#and if you dont show yourself as professional and shit they will keep you in lower effort self study classes instead of best of the best#i KNOW how difficult moving abroad is bc my family does not have that money i need to do it myself its so so expensive bc the money#itself has such a high value compared to here (you see americans cribbing abt 30$ hourly wage but here that is 2500inr)#2500 inr is as much as an expensive pair of jeans here. expensive clothes here r 30$ and in usa its 300$ . see the diffence#im changing topics so much but sometimes i do feel this place is suffocating#its a priviledge i have that i can even think about going abroad comapred to other indians but still#dp you get what i mean#and ik movies and all are very romanticised so it might not even be this way in western cities and just an idealisation but still#if things change around here then the entire question of going anywhere is out the window anyway#smalltown boy will byers moment#dni if you read all this and plan on replying unless ur a close mutual (close mutuals u know who u are)#also if someone says why would you want to go to usa uk paris when they colonised your country shut up <3 shut up very much <3
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makers-muse · 1 month
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CODING FOR KIDS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS
The world of coding can be scary, with obscure symbols and complicated logic. What if we told you it might be a creative and problem-solving playground for children with special needs? Intrigued? Buckle up, because we’re going to discover the thrilling world of adaptive coding strategies!
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Here’s how coding transforms into an inclusive playground:
Block-based coding language: Scratch, Blockly, and Codemonkey Jr, these drag-and-drop interfaces make coding more visual and intuitive, which is ideal for children who struggle with traditional text-based coding. Imagine making colorful animations with just a few clicks!
Voice-activated coding: Speech recognition software allows children with physical restrictions to code using voice commands. This enables kids to contribute and express their creativity via code.
Gamification: Gamifying learning makes it more enjoyable and inspiring. RoboGarden, for example, turns coding into a game in which children solve puzzles and accomplish challenges, thus fostering problem-solving abilities in a fun way.
Physical computing: Makey Makey and Sphero robots are two examples of tools that help to connect the digital and physical realms. Coding becomes tangible and interesting for kids when they can program their robots to overcome difficulties or make their own musical instruments.
Multisensory learning: Multisensory learning environments are very beneficial for kids with special needs. Interactive coding exercises that combine visual, tactile, and audio components improve learning and memory. Through the combination of physical building and programming, interactive coding toys such as Botley the Coding Robot or LEGO Education SPIKE Prime offer a hands-on learning experience.
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Several initiatives have successfully implemented adaptive learning techniques to teach coding to kids with special needs:
CoderDojo’s Autism Pilot Program: The international network of coding clubs CoderDojo has introduced a trial program, especially for kids with autism. Through the use of customized support, visual aids, and sensory breaks, the program established a warm and inviting atmosphere in which kids could flourish.
Tech Access: TeachAccess promotes accessible and inclusive design in technology-based learning. Their materials and training courses give teachers the skills and resources they need to design coding curricula that are accessible to learners of all skill levels.
Apple’s Everyone Can Code Curriculum: All students can benefit from inclusive and accessible coding instruction thanks to Apple’s curriculum, which includes activities and materials designed specifically for students with disabilities.
Remember: It’s all about finding the correct match! Investigate multiple coding platforms, try out new strategies, and celebrate little wins. There is no one-size-fits-all solution, so customize the learning experience for your child’s individual needs and interests.
Coding is more than just building snazzy websites or mobile apps. It is about developing problem-solving abilities, promoting creativity, and instilling confidence. By embracing adaptive learning methodologies, we can provide access to this exciting world for all children, empowering them to become future coders, inventors, and innovators.
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probablygayattorneys · 9 months
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You know, at least the Layton IP was still more or less active (they really were all chips in on Kat) and Level 5 existed when they dropped the NWOS news. I mean it still felt like getting hit in the face with a baseball bat, but this?
This feels like you’re already waking up in the trunk with duck tape over your mouth and your wrists and ankles taped because you didn’t even see the baseball bat coming towards the back of your head. I mean, really, be honest, who had “game from 2005 made by company that went defunct 13 years ago getting a Switch remaster” on their 2023 bingo card?
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