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Un flash Yongnuo 560 III à gauche dans parapluie blanc diffusant au 1/4 de la puissance et un autre Yongnuo 560 à droite dans parapluie blanc diffusant à la 1/2 puissance
A flash Yongnuo 560 III left in white umbrella diffusing to 1/4 of the power and another Yongnuo 560 right in white umbrella diffusing at 1/2 power
A beautiful Parent Bug with her brood of early instar nymphs on a birch leaf in the garden. Two additional pictures below.
Most parents think that their primary task in parenting young children is to care of them properly and schedule their day. Of course, all this is important. But a child's life is not limited just to these actions, especially in the first year of life: developachild.net/child-parenting-from-birth-to-12-months/
Parent’s Login
The article is about Parent’s login but the article is for Teachers. Yes! Continue reading to know why.
Oh my Busy World! Educated parents but have no time to know how their kid’s education is shaping up.
How often parent teacher’s meet are held at schools and ‘how many parents really turn up to the meetings’ and how many hang up on calls with teachers giving excuses? But we really care about future of the growing buds. It’s important that every parent should know not only their kids academic performance but also when they win a first prize in running race or a drawing competition.
World was created from BIG BANG they said but see now the world runs on small phones! It’s the technology that’s ruling the world. People getting socialized, working on smart techs and trying new things have no time for traditional Parents Teacher’s meeting.
Modern parents need Modern monitoring methods. Don’t just make techno schools and try making students smarter. Make parents aware too.
Wake up, Schools don’t you feel it’s important to connect with the parents even if they’re busy? Oh! Yes it is.
With this concern we decided to connect Teachers and parents in the easiest way possible. MarvelSoft’s School Admin connects schools and parents online with Parent Login integrated with the software.
So how does it help parents and Schools?
We’ve desktop version of parent’s login app and also provide android application. In android application, the app is exclusively made available on the google play store to the parents of the kids studying in your school.
Parents are given a username and password to login into the software. The username and password is generated by the software for every student and the login details can be sent to the parents via SMS or mail from the School Admin itself.
Parents can use their respective username and password and login into the parent’s application to view student’s school activities and academic performance.
Not just the performance, a working mother can view their son’s school dairy on the way coming back home and plan for it before hand. A hard working dad can view his daughter’s Cultural event dates scheduled to free from work.
With the easy and beautiful User Interface, it’s quick and easy for the parents to monitor their kids even in their busy schedule.
I went through my archives and found this photo of Nanya's parents in 2005. What a difference a year makes ;-)
Great Crested Grebes.
This juvenile gcg would soon be chased off to give it's smaller sibling a chance.
St Aidan's Nature Park.
They were married November 8th, 1952.
54 happy years !!!
I couldn't ask for better parents ... I am truely blessed.
Here are photos of our fourth maker art class for lower school children at the Lycée Français in Sausalito. Students are now making a Chinese New Year Wonderbox, creating a small diorama with an animal from the Chinese Zodiac in a decorated cardboard box -- combining art and technology to bring their work to life.
In this class, children started working on their animal characters, using wood figures we made earlier with a laser cutter. They explored different ways to make their animals move, using hobby motors connected to a AA batteries with alligator clips.
Students loved this activity, and all succeeded in making their motors work and animate their art, as this video shows. This hands-on, project-based activity seems effective for teaching how electricity and motors work, in a playful way that makes science more fun. The children are responding well to this approach: they learn by doing and seem engaged by the freedom to create their own interactive art.
Next week, they will add LEDs for the eyes, decorate their animals and install them in their boxes. You can follow our progress in our Maker Art photo album, where we post weekly updates: www.flickr.com/photos/fabola/albums/72157663074065150
Many thanks to my associate Cynthia Gilbert, who provides invaluable help in the classroom on a volunteer basis — as well as school parent Jules Maeght, Josephine’s dad, who kindly offered to give us a hand today. We’re very lucky to have so many generous collaborators on this project. Merci!
View more maker art photos in this Flickr album: www.flickr.com/photos/fabola/albums/72157663074065150
Learn more about this art maker course: bit.ly/maker-art-sausalito-2016
Learn more about the Wonderbox program: bit.ly/wonderbox-overview
My parents celebrated their Ruby wedding anniversary in 1981. My sisters and I put on a surprise lunch for them and invited their bridesmaid (her sister) and groomsman. The red wine glass was given to them as a present on this occasion. Unfortunately they didn't get to celebrate their Diamond anniversary as they both passed away in the 1980s - my mother from breast cancer at age 69 and my father died 4 years later.
A project for the winter.
I recently made a photobook out of all the old photos and negatives that I have of my parents. I did a bit of research on my grandparents and great-grandparents and built of the story of my parents lives as best I could.
I had a copy printed for each of my children and one for the nursing home where my mother now lives.
This is a project that opens a window on a less documented time and is an investment for the future.
I used Lightroom to make the book and Blurb to publish.
Group of parents waiting for their teenagers to finish their Sunday morning sailing lesson.
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