#coding for students

[thecodelab]

Unlock the World of Coding for Students | The Code Lab

At The Code Lab, we believe that coding for students should be accessible and enjoyable. That's why we've created a dynamic learning environment where you can explore programming at your own pace. Come join our community and start building your coding skills today!

[navneettoptechseo]

Coding Classes for Kids | TopKodeC | NAVNEET TOPTECH

Unlock the world of coding for students with TopKodeC. Discover NAVNEET TOPTECH's engaging coding classes for kids, designed to ignite creativity & learning. To learn more about TopKodeC, visit https://navneettoptech.com/topkodec-coding-for-student/

[navneettoptech]

Bridging the Gap: NEP 2020's Digital Literacy Mandate with NAVNEET TopKodeC.

The education system in 2023 is transitioning and it’s happening faster than we think, the importance of coding for students cannot be overstated. With the advent of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 in India, the mandate to promote digital literacy has become more pronounced than ever. As parents and educators, we find ourselves at a juncture where bridging this gap between traditional education and digital literacy is imperative. Enter NAVNEET TopKodeC, the best learning app for exams that not only aligns with NEP 2020's goals but also paves the way for students to excel in the digital realm.

Unlocking the Power of Coding for Students

Coding is no longer a skill reserved for computer scientists; it has become a fundamental literacy that empowers individuals across various fields. With NEP 2020 emphasizing the importance of digital literacy and computational thinking, coding for students is gaining prominence as an essential skill.

Engaging and Interactive Learning

NAVNEET TopKodeC understands that the journey of acquiring digital literacy should be engaging and enjoyable. The platform offers an array of interactive coding modules designed to make learning a fun experience. Through hands-on practice and real-world examples, students are introduced to the world of coding in a relatable and easy-to-understand manner.

Preparation for Competitive Exams

Beyond enhancing digital literacy, NAVNEET TopKodeC doubles up as the best learning app for exams. It provides students with a competitive edge by strengthening their problem-solving abilities and logical thinking skills. In a world where competitive exams are the gateway to a myriad of opportunities, mastering coding can be a game-changer.

Building a Strong Foundation

NEP 2020 emphasizes the importance of a strong foundation in the early years of education. NAVNEET TopKodeC aligns perfectly with this philosophy by offering courses that are related to  coding for students, suitable for different age groups. From the basics of programming to advanced coding challenges, the platform ensures that students build a robust foundation in digital literacy.

A Parent's Perspective

As parents, our aspiration is to provide our children with the best opportunities for success. NAVNEET TopKodeC not only aligns with NEP 2020's vision but also equips our children with invaluable skills for the future. It's an investment in their digital literacy, problem-solving abilities, and exam readiness.

In conclusion, as we strive to bridge the gap between traditional education and digital literacy, NAVNEET TopKodeC emerges as a beacon of opportunity. Our children are now excelling not only in both their educational journey and digital literacy but also in preparing for the challenges and opportunities of the future. So, let's embark on this coding adventure with NAVNEET TopKodeC and watch our children thrive in the digital age.

[academicfever]

42/100 days of productivity!

Beautiful morning my loves … let’s make today even better

Log:15.1.25

🎧my sea_iu

#pc setup

#journal+ mental health check

#class 2P

#outline Chp 2

#matlab session

#textbook session 2P

#take a walk

[ottostoast]

playing around with some spider-KID designs

[unpremeditatedstudies]

07.07.24

Happy Sunday,

I did absolutely nothing academically productive on Saturday so I attempted to make up for it by going to a coffee shop. I pretty much just sat here the whole afternoon attempting to understand a codebase I have to work with for a project.

But did I understand shit? Debatable.

But was this coffee shop such a lovely study spot? Yes!!

New study space unlocked- I could see myself coming back here on the weekends.

God I don’t want to go into work tomorrow, best of luck everyone for the upcoming week. May we make it out in one piece.

[rotzaprachim]

im shaking every single student organizer and screaming that they need to separate a demand to divest from arms funding from the demand for a university to cut off all contact with Israeli and Israeli-American scholars and students, a demand which no university will agree to because implementing it would in many cases be very illegal

[izicodes]

I made a beginner coding resource! 👩🏾‍💻💗

Hiya! 👩🏾‍💻💗

I made a coding infographic/slideshow for anyone getting into coding and are stuck! I'm seeing a lot of new codeblr blogs coming up recently and they're all beginners and I have been getting a lot of asks which basically all ask "I'm new to coding, how do I start?", so I decided to make this at 1am in the morning real quick! 🥲😭

I genuinely hope that this resource proves beneficial to someone out there. And remember, if you find yourself still facing challenges or need assistance with anything else, please don't hesitate to reach out. I'm here to help! ✨

Link to the PDF: LINK

[why-the-heck-not]

maybe maybe a mistake taking astronomy; idk why I thought I'd suddenly be a physics mastermind just bc I have more motivation for it now. It's the first week and I have no actual clue what I'm doing (or more accurately: should be doing. Mostly so far it's been lots of staring and muttering of "what the fuck" in regular intervals)

[katarinastudies]

22/01/2024

i’ve fully turned into a nocturnal being. kind of miss the structure in my life that school usually provides, but also enjoying the relative freedom i have now.

[incognitopolls]

We ask your questions so you don’t have to! Submit your questions to have them posted anonymously as polls.

[lotus-pear]

got like five asks requesting aku or chuuya so i just drew them together🗿

[navneettoptechseo]

Coding Classes for Kids | TopKodeC | NAVNEET TOPTECH

Unlock the world of coding for students with TopKodeC. Discover NAVNEET TOPTECH's engaging coding classes for kids, designed to ignite creativity & learning. To know more about TopKodeC, visit https://navneettoptech.com/topkodec-coding-for-student/

[dreamdolldiary]

#𝟏𝟎𝟎𝐃𝐀𝐘𝐒𝐑𝐄𝐈𝐍𝐕𝐄𝐍𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍

This is how we are NOT going to wait until the new year (or a new whatever) to be the best version of ourselves, we are going to change now.

When you want to change, change. Don't wait for anything.

There are about 100 days until the new year. That is 3 months. You can get so much done within that timeframe.

But with the "new year" aside, please know that there is absolutely no rush to improve. It can be July and you can still decide to "reinvent" yourself. This is just a fun thing to do and keep track of.

Not a "challenge" but a way to stay accountable for your goals for a better you.

୨୧ Here is how we are going to absolutely kill it!

1. Pick a number of goals (3-4, both small and large) for every aspect of your life.

Physical, mental, emotional, spiritual, professional, personal.

Physical: 10k steps a day, working on being sober, moving your body around more, getting into bed earlier, reducing screen time, cooking healthier meals, brushing your hair, wearing the nice clothes you're saving for a "special occasion", trying out new looks and clothes, venturing out new styles, upgrading your basic hygiene routine, celibacy, drink more water

Mental: writing down your thoughts, keeping track of your emotions both negative and positive and what triggers them. Get rid of the negative triggers and bring in more of the positive triggers.

Emotional: getting in touch with a therapist, dedicating a journal to release you emotions instead of bottling them in, talking to friends, anger management

Professional: working 1 hour or more of deep work to improve your skills, networking events

Personal: find your old hobbies, discover new ones, pleaseee get a hobby. seriously! trying out new restaurants and cafes, complimenting people and be open to making new friends.

Spiritual: meditation, prayers to yourself or religion you are a part of, nature/solitude walks. These are super important, it brings you peace of mind and a time to really be with yourself and be at peace after your jam packed days

Finance: learn how to budget, no impulse spending, learn how to invest, find a way to increase your income

Important habits to have: waking up and going to bed early, planning your next day, having a set routine and freedom to change it to fit your priorities

Important skills to build: time management and how to focus better

These are just some ideas and I know looking at this list can be overwhelming so you need to remember and understand that you are not going to be doing every single one of these every single day. You are going to pick a few from each category (and seriously, if you think about it, I discuss this in the next section about time blocking, it really does not take a lot of time. Trust me.) and include them into your daily routine.

2. Setting up reasonable time blocks for these goals. Revamp your schedule to fit your goals around your life.

Getting up early is how you get more done in a day. Yes, you can reach your goals even with a full time job.

I work almost 12 hour shifts every week day while taking care of kids, my dog, basically running a household and I still get so much done.

So you've picked your goals. Great. Now take a look at your schedule and figure out what things are taking up most of your time. Is it a long commute? Spending too much time scrolling on your phone? Waking up late? Going to bed late?

Example of time blocking/a schedule:

☆ Mornings:

4am-5am: exercise, pray/meditate

5am-7am: study

8am-4pm: get ready for the day and go to work.

during your work break, you can read a book, get steps in, meditate, have a nice meal.

☆ Evenings:

4pm-5pm: get back from work, eat, catch up with family or have alone time

5pm-7pm: review any notes, clean, meal prep, attend a class you may have, do laundry

7pm-9pm: plan the next day if you have appointment or deadlines, shower, go to bed

Assess how you spend your time and utilize it. Instead of scrolling on your phone during your free time, spend time with your loved ones (pets, kids, partner), instead of staying in one place while you're on a call, walk around to get steps in, there is always a way to implement your goals into your daily life.

Notice how I say fit your goals around your life. You don't want to be taking away important things like errands, jobs, school, being a parent just meet your goals- no. Use your time wisely. That's all. You can fit them.

On the larger goals like taking up a class/large skill, like dancing and painting. On fridays, you'll have dance class and on other days that you have free, you'll be painting a piece or reading your anticipated book, learning a language, trying out a new recipe, planning the next day, taking a spontaneous art class, etc!

Weekends.

Because I work a lot, I like to use weekends to really do deep work. Intensive study sessions. And because I deep work (work with no distractions) I don't need to study all day. I'm getting so much done in little time that I'll be done by the afternoon and I can go out and do errands, get all dressed up and have a nice day out in the city, or just have a relaxing day by doing chores, watching a nice movie and more!

3. Setting up a system so you can actually stick to those goals.

Keep a journal to keep track of what you did today. If you didn't reach a goal that day (and that's okay), ask yourself why? and how does it make you feel? Then take action on what you can do to reach it tomorrow.

Switching. We all know it’s best to not push yourself so hard. For example, don’t do intense exercise everyday. Walking and dancing throughout the day counts as exercise too, so by switching (depending on YOUR goals), you’ll have time for your other goals as well. Here is an example: on a rest day of no exercising, maybe that day is the night I have a ballet class. That is exercise as well. So instead of exercising in the very early hours of my day, I can use that time instead to do more studying OR have more time doing something else.

which means I can do one do the following: spend more time with my pet, read a few pages of my book, make a new recipe, etc.

Ex. 4am-5am - on a no-exercise day, i can study during that time instead. 6am-7am - more time to tackle my other goals.

Create a foundation. If you have an amazing day, felt very productive and accomplished, what's a habit that really helped? For me, it's always getting up early. If I wake up late because I slept late or my alarm didn't go off, my day is thrown off by a landslide. So if you had an off day, figure out why and maybe your foundation can help.

★ That’s all!

If you have questions or need an example to jump off from, click below to read more on how I personally did my reset and how I am still able to get much more done with a full time job.

Stay safe, prospering, and amazing!

Share your accountability posts with the tag #100DaysWithDDD or we can chat through my inbox if you need extra tips, questions or want to share how you're doing/did.

I will be logging my days too, you can find my goals here.

Welcome, welcome!

Here is an example of what I did when I did my reset and still doing now with working.

I chose my goals. I was studying deeply, spending more time with my dog who I felt bad would be bored during my study hours, be more active, get through my books.

How did I start? First of all I got up earlier and went to bed earlier. I noticed that I focus better in the mornings so I would stretch, workout and started studying. Next, I would get ready (nice clothes, my face is clear, hair is brushed), take my dog out, play with him, etc and head to work. See? I already tackled so many of my goals there! Physical, personal, and professional.

Want to get more books in, want to meditate, want to journal? Listen to an audiobook or podcast while you drive, commute, or have a lunch break at school or work. Or don't. Sit in silence and let your mind wander, let those unconscious ideas come up! That's also a form of meditation and having more creative skills.

During my study breaks, I would stretch, walk my dog. Another break, I catch up with the kids, do any short tasks like laundry, mini tidying up. Any break, at all I would do micro-task.

I stopped doing useless things like spending so much time on my phone for what? If I was truly bored, I had done all my tasks but I didn't feel like getting up or doing anything, I would go on my phone... to clean out apps and my camera roll (which has A LOT of things on it I still need to get through). That's the only time I would go on my phone really. The lack of storage on my phone makes it lag- I'm heavily scolding my past hoarder self for keeping so many photos on there

If you work a desk job, get up for phone calls, take laps when there is nothing to do, just get your body moving! Stretch! There is always something to do, you just have to know how and what.

[academicfever]

45/100 days of productivity!

Morning loves <3 It’s the weekend … I’m taking a slow day…

🎧kai

to-do:

Morning yoga

Morning reading session

Laundry and meds

Run few errands

Class recap 2P

mental health check _journal

Call home

Read before bed

[romanticize-until-you-drop]

2024-03-28

Coding, cat café, sunset, and a long weekend.

Can’t get any better than that, I think.