#summer courses

[winterironrox]

Rhodey throws Tony his first real birthday in their dorm. It’s just the two of them, eating junk food, and watching Star Trek. Jarvis calls around noon and he’s the only other person to wish Tony a happy birthday.

It’s the best birthday Tony has ever had. All the others were about his parents or forgotten in favor of celebrating Steve for Memorial Day.

This is when Tony decides that Rhodey is going to be next to him forever. They are brothers now. And when Rhodey smears grocery store sheet cake on Tony’s face, kisses his cheek, and says “Happy Sweet Sixteen” Tony finally understands how people can cry from happiness.

[podficsandplayfulness]

Looking at summer courses in europe and i am intimidated

[mentariterbenam]

Alhamdulillah, I am grateful for the opportunity to be a part of this event.

It was an honor to be one of the speakers at the INTERNATIONAL SUMMER COURSE 2024 (ISC 2024), organized by the Faculty of Science and Technology, Universitas Sunan Kalijaga Yogyakarta.

I hope that the insights shared during the session will be valuable to all the stakeholders and participants, bringing benefits both in this world and the hereafter.

Sincerely,

Riski Imaniastuti

*I look forward to more opportunities to serve as a speaker or guest lecturer in the future.

[mathslear]

Learn, play and grow: 5 Awesome Benefits of summer courses

Summer courses are great for kids as they keep them mentally active, help them explore new interests, enhance confidence, and are a good way of acquiring new friends. More importantly, they can enjoy a blend of fun and learning, which will make the break from the normal school routine both useful and enjoyable. Summer classes develop social skills.

1. Beat the brain drain:

Summer vacation can quickly become the not-so-wonderful “summer slide,” where kids lose a little of what they’ve learned during the school year. Summer classes keep those wheels churning, so your kid stays sharp and ready for upcoming academic challenges.

2. Cultivates new interests:

This is also a perfect time for children to pick up new interests. At BYITC, there are summer courses for almost every interest, from coding to creative writing to spoken English and 11+ entrance exams.The best thing about the course is that it is online and for a short time. These summer classes could create a spark for a lifelong hobby or even a way into a career. It is always awesome to try something new. It may lead to many surprises when hidden talents emerge.

3. Develops social skills:

Summer classes involve loads of activities, fun, and learning. Social interactions help students learn very useful skills like teamwork, communication, and leadership skills. They learn to make new friends and understand how to work together.

4. Summer classes helps in Building Confidence:

Learning something interesting in a child-friendly environment can help largely build confidence. The summer classes help children face new challenges and achieve small successes on an altogether different platform.

5. Keeps children productively occupied:

Let’s face it, summer just tends to breed a little bit of boredom sometimes. Summer courses offer kids a productive and structured way to pass their time. Kids stay mentally stimulated, physically active, and make the most of their summer break in a fun and educational way.

Summer classes are more than an exercise in filling up time; they are a doorway into new skills, new friendships, and new confidence, which could quite easily last a lifetime. Why not make this year one of growth and discovery for your kids? BYITC offers multiple courses to choose from, like creative writing, spoken English, coding, etc. We carefully curate the courses to keep the child engaged and engrossed. BYITC is aware of the fact that summer courses should look appealing to children and not be mundane. It should be more of a pleasurable activity than a hard-core study.

BYITC is ready for summer courses to hit the floor. Are you?

Originally Published at: https://www.byitc.org/learn-play-and-grow-5-awesome-benefits-of-summer-courses/

[ramanan50]

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[donttellunclesam]

subway ride home from pride <3

(close ups under the cut)

[bethfuller]

angel in the city.

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[axoqiii]

shujin trio,,my babies..,.,

[toyastales]

Chicken & Waffles

[fashion-runways]

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[cobaltfluff]

I dont care that it happened you to kanji. it should have happened to ME.

[the-crooked-library]

okay but like, as much as I am a fervent proponent of “not every ship should get married and in fact some of them would Never” - especially in context of enemies-to-lovers - I hope that everyone who sees me posting like that knows I am not talking about Spuffy. in fact, I would go so far as to say they are the two characters most willing and even desperate to get married that I’ve ever seen.

one of Buffy’s most persistent struggles is her right to girlhood and the inevitable expiration date she faces as the Slayer. she’s forced to fight and claw for every possible milestone that other girls around her take for granted - trying out for the cheer squad, running for prom queen, going to college, etc. one of the nightmares she has after killing Angel is about being unable to be a bride and get married. in Something Blue, she throws herself into wedding planning with a passion that speaks to her having daydreamed about it. in most cases, her commitment issues veer toward clinging rather than avoidance, and marriage is absolutely one of those beautiful, unreachable things that were ripped away from her when the Powers chose her. it haunts her.

Spike is probably even more obvious - he’s a man from Victorian England, a society that held marriage on a pedestal. furthermore, he is fundamentally a creature of devotion, never straying from Drusilla for over a century, and then from Buffy even after she was dead. their desperation is also quite similar - Spike’s original community had considered him undesirable, barring him from a love match; and while a union may have been arranged for him as a human, his vampirism took that option away entirely, in the same way that Buffy’s becoming did it. during Something Blue, he is just as committed to planning the minutiae of the wedding as Buffy is, even though they could’ve just decided to do it at the courthouse and get it over with under a shoehorned pretext. he’s been dreaming of a wedding for 150 years, let’s be real

Spuffy would’ve gone insane about a wedding. they would’ve fallen in love worse. they would have threatened each other with divorce constantly but stayed married anyway for however long they lived. hell, they should’ve done it just for the CPS reasons in season 6, just imagine having to hide it from everyone except the government, lest Anya thinks they’re trying to steal her thunder

[silkspectred]

— so much damn confusion before my eyes ramones, poison heart

[lindagoesmushrooming]