We are a ministry of St. Luke UMC designed to share love with families, by providing part-time childcare for children one year through preschool age.
Children in our program have fun while playing, learning,and socializing.
We are open Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9:30am – 2pm….
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We began MDO at St. Luke in January of 2017. We have had nothing but good experiences. We love the teachers, their dedication to caring for our little ones when we are out, and the pictures! We love how smallthis program is which means we have small class sizes and more connection with the teachers. Love love love it!…
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Our PlayHouse opened its doors in Lexington, Kentucky August of 2015. We offer a play-based emergent curriculum complete with low teacher to child ratios. Come see our environment and how it is designed topromote exploration, adventure and play.
We believe that children are active participants in their own learning. That is why we encourage them to ask questions, to explore the world around them, and to share what they discover. It’s why we develop our classroom projects based on the interests of the children themselves. And it’s why we like them to get dirty. In order to learn about the world, sometimes you’ve got to play in the dirt!
The Reggio-Emilia approach to early childhood education emphasizes the playful, creative nature of children not just as an inherent quality, but as a key tool for learning. By embracing children as active participants in their own education, we create an environment that encourages cooperation, problem solving and creativity skills that are becoming increasingly sought after in the modern world….
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Thank you for your interest in Smart Beez, We provide affordable and healthy childcare for families in Lexington. We offer full time and part time enrollment, for full time enrollment we charge $140 for anyage, and we also offer hourly/daily option for families who needs part time childcare.
We offer before and after school program for many schools. Our teacher are highly trained and very friendly and we do a great job keeping our center clean and disinfected all day. We provide healthy meals, cooked everyday from scratch in our kitchen.
We started on September 2013 but are always working to reach the highest quality of child care service provided, and for that we are working toward our STARS for KIDS program now. We are participating in many voluntary courses.
Please fell free to visit our website to learn more about the services we offer and to contact us with any questions that you might have.
Or you can call us at 859-276-2339….
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We are a preschool for students age 2-4 focusing on a Christian education in a fun and nurturing environment. Contact to schedule a tour today!
W Child Care
1716 Blue Ridge Drive, Lexington, KY 40505
Starting at $70/wk
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Wafford child care is committed to proving quality child care at reasonable prices to help families. CPR and First aid certified with associates in Early Childhood Education.
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The Fayette Cooperating Preschool, also known as “Co-op,” offers an exceptional first-school experience for young children and a unique program that nurtures parents as well. The foundation of our program isdirect parent involvement. We are the only parent-teacher cooperative preschool in Central Kentucky. Co-op’s curriculum and facilities are carefully designed to meet the social, intellectual, emotional, and physical needs of children. Children learn though age-appropriate, hands-on activities and interactions with adults and other children. The Fayette Cooperating Preschool offers half day classes for children ages 2 years old – 5 years old with some extended days available.
At Co-op, we strive to give young children the skills and the confidence they need to be able to:
*Work well with others
*Respect themselves and others
*Approach learning with an attitude of involvement and active engagement
*Use their own initiative in exploring new learning situations
*Have a strong sense of their own worth and the valuable contributions that each individual brings to a group
*Make good choices for themselves
In addition to a qualified teacher and a teacher’s aide, one to three parents work each day in the classroom. Many programs and training opportunities are sponsored by the school each year for parents to learn about working with groups of children, as well as to gain insight into the development of their own child. Positive approaches and constructive choices are integral parts of the philosophy of the school….
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Trinity Hill Child Care Center, Inc. offers educational child care services and is licensed to accommodate up to 120 children. The center caters to infants, toddlers, preschoolers and school-age children,providing them a safe, stimulating environment suitable for their growth and developmental needs….
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Get set for a thrill-filled summer! Our age-specific, kid-approved camps add up to a season of discovery and fun for preschool to school-age children. This year, our 12 weeks of camps fall into six greatthemes: Mighty Bodies, Bendy Brains; Awesome Art; Gravity Galore and More; The Wondrous World of Food; Wild about Water; and Featured Creatures.
We’re in session when your local public schools are on break and you’ll find our flexible scheduling works for your busy family. See why our summer (and winter and spring) break camps are the place to be when school’s out….
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Get set for a thrill-filled summer! Our age-specific, kid-approved camps add up to a season of discovery and fun for preschool to school-age children. This year, our 12 weeks of camps fall into six greatthemes: Mighty Bodies, Bendy Brains; Awesome Art; Gravity Galore and More; The Wondrous World of Food; Wild about Water; and Featured Creatures.
We’re in session when your local public schools are on break and you’ll find our flexible scheduling works for your busy family. See why our summer (and winter and spring) break camps are the place to be when school’s out….
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Get set for a thrill-filled summer! Our age-specific, kid-approved camps add up to a season of discovery and fun for preschool to school-age children. This year, our 12 weeks of camps fall into six greatthemes: Mighty Bodies, Bendy Brains; Awesome Art; Gravity Galore and More; The Wondrous World of Food; Wild about Water; and Featured Creatures.
We’re in session when your local public schools are on break and you’ll find our flexible scheduling works for your busy family. See why our summer (and winter and spring) break camps are the place to be when school’s out….
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Get set for a thrill-filled summer! Our age-specific, kid-approved camps add up to a season of discovery and fun for preschool to school-age children. This year, our 12 weeks of camps fall into six greatthemes: Mighty Bodies, Bendy Brains; Awesome Art; Gravity Galore and More; The Wondrous World of Food; Wild about Water; and Featured Creatures.
We’re in session when your local public schools are on break and you’ll find our flexible scheduling works for your busy family. See why our summer (and winter and spring) break camps are the place to be when school’s out. …
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What matters to us at La Petite Academy is simple: Your child. Here, exceptionally strong, sound social and educational foundations are formed. Here, children learn to respect one another. Learn together. Learnto work together. Learn to have fun constructively. And discover how enjoyable learning can be. It all starts by design. The free-flowing, open concept design of our facilities inspires a nurturing, interactive, and collaborative environment in which your child can thrive. Our schools and classrooms are designed to give children room to grow, room to share and room to be themselves. At La Petite Academy, open spaces and open concepts promote open minds….
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Almost Home Child Care is located in Lexington, KY. It is a family owned and operated business, established in 1999. They offer programs for infants, toddlers and kindergarten. Other programs that are availableare after school care and summer kids’ camp….
Kidz Konnection
1020 Industry Rd Ste 26, Lexington, KY 40505
Starting at $135/wk
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Kidz Konnection provides a childcare program in Lexington, Kentucky. They encourage the children’s holistic growth through play-based and child-centered activities. They also aim to develop the children’ssocial skills, emotional growth, and physical coordination to prepare them for kindergarten. Kidz Konnection welcomes infants, toddlers, pre-K, and school-aged children and is open Mondays to Fridays from six thirty AM to six thirty PM….
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Faith Lutheran Church Childcare (FLCC) is a non-profit, church-sponsored program that serves children from age two to fifth grade. Children are admitted regardless of race, creed, color, sex, nationality,religion, family background, or disability. We are a Type 1 childcare facility, licensed by the State of Kentucky for 74 children (through the Cabinet for Human Resources, Division of Licensing and Regulation).
The purpose of the Faith Lutheran Child Care program is to serve the community and enrich families by meeting the individual needs of children for physical, intellectual, social, emotional, and spiritual growth. We believe that early childhood should be a time of fun, warmth, security, exploring, and discovery.
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North Star Academy is a day care center located at Lexington, Kentucky that provides quality, innovative, and affordable child care programs for children ages 2 through 12 years. Their center uses anage-appropriate curriculum to meet the developmental goals of their students….
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Child Development Centers of The Bluegrass, Inc is a child care facility located at 290 Alumni Dr. Lexington, KY. Their facility provides services for children from 6 weeks until they are eligible forkindergarten. They offer a supportive and challenging environment to develop the child’s unique potential….
Crestwood Childcare
1882 Bellefonte Dr, Lexington, KY 40503
Costimate: $140/wk
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Crestwood Childcare provides a childcare and enrichment program in Lexington, Kentucky. They encourage the children’s holistic growth through play-based and child-centered activities. They also aim to developthe children’s social skills, emotional growth, and physical coordination using the A Beka curriculum. Crestwood Childcare welcomes infants up to pre-K children….
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ONE PARENT FAMILY FACILITY CORPORATION is a child care establishment in Lexington, KY that provides young students what they need to grow and learn. They encourage children to learn while playing with theirinteractive play and learning centers. This organization challenges the young children to learn the skills that they do not have the maturity or the readiness to handle….
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FAQs for finding daycares in Lexington
In 2022 what type of daycare can I find near me in Lexington, KY?
There are a variety of daycares in Lexington, KY providing full time and part-time care. Some daycares are facility-based and some are in-home daycares operated out of a person’s home. They can also vary in the degree of education and curriculum they offer. Additionally, some daycares offer bilingual programs for parents that want to immerse their children in multiple languages.
How can I find a daycare near me in Lexington, KY?
If you are looking for daycare options near you, start several months in advance of when you need care for your child. Care.com has 57 in Lexington, KY as of October 2022 and you can filter daycares by distance from Lexington or your zip code. From there, you can then compare daycare rates, parent reviews, view their specific services, see their hours of operation and contact them through the website for further information or to request an appointment.
What questions should I ask a daycare provider before signing up?
As you visit daycare facilities in Lexington, KY, you should ask the providers what their hours are so you can be prepared to adjust your schedule for drop-off and pick-up. Ask what items you are responsible for bringing for your child and what items you may be required to provide that will be shared among other children or the daycare staff. Also, make sure to check directly with the business for information about their local licensing and credentials in Lexington, KY.
Woodland Early Learning Center | Daycare, Preschool & Early Education in Lexington, KY
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Our classrooms are places to thrive! In our safe and healthy classrooms, your child will be engaged in learning experiences that meet them where they are, both socially and academically. With fun daily activities, passionate teachers, and great friends, a lifetime of confidence starts here. Contact the center director to learn more about our child care options and schedule a tour!
Meet Christine Jackson, Our Center Director
Meet Christine Jackson! She is the Center Director at Woodland Early Learning Center in Lexington, Kentucky. Christine holds a Child Development Associate credential. She has been with KinderCare since 2007. Every day, Christine enjoys helping children learn and discover their true potential. Her favorite quote is, “You are braver than you believe, stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think.” – A.A. Milne. Outside of work, Christine enjoys having game nights with her family.
Woodland Early Learning Center Programs
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AMERICA’S MOST ACCREDITED
We’re so proud!
Nationally only 10% of daycares are accredited – nearly 100% of our learning centers are. That’s a big difference,
and that means KinderCare kids are getting the very best. Here’s why.
SCHOOL-READY
What Learning Looks Like
Our talented early-childhood teachers set kids down the path toward becoming lifelong learners in a positive, safe, and nurturing environment.
Woodland Early Learning Center Programs
Infant Programs (6 weeks–1 year)
Leaving your baby in someone else’s care is a big step. Everyone at our
centers—most importantly, our naturally gifted infant teachers—will work with
you to make sure the transition goes smoothly. When you step into our infant
classroom, you’ll see how much we want your infant to feel safe, loved, and
ready to explore their world.
Toddler Programs (1–2 Years)
Everything in our toddler classroom is designed for little explorers. That’s
because a lot is going on at this age. When your child is wandering all over the
place, that means they’re learning and discovering new things every day. We’ll
help them explore their interests (and find new ones!) as they play and learn.
Discovery Preschool Programs (2–3 Years)
This age is filled with so much wonder and curiosity. That’s why we offer a ton
of books and toys and bring artwork down to kids eye level. Children in
discovery preschool also begin to learn how we all work together in a
classroom. Simple math and science, pretend play, and group play help them
get used to a more structured school setting.
Preschool Programs (3–4 Years)
This age is all about expression, when kids really start to form their own ideas
about what they want to play and how they want to create. Every day in our
preschool classroom, your child will explore science experiments, create
artwork, and play pretend—all the skills needed for their big next step:
kindergarten!
Prekindergarten Programs (4–5 Years)
When you walk into one of our pre-K classrooms, you’ll see artwork and
writing displayed around the room. Labels are everywhere to help kids connect
letters with words. You’ll also see pictures on the walls that reflect the families
in our community. Your child will also deepen their knowledge in language,
math, science, Spanish, and social skills.
Our Teachers
We’re the only company in early childhood education to select teachers based on natural talent. Being a great educator isn’t enough though.
KinderCare teachers are also amazing listeners, nurturers, boo-boo fixers, and smile-makers. Put more simply,
we love our teachers and your child will, too.
Meet just a few of our amazing KinderCare teachers!
A KINDERCARE TEACHER WITH
An Artist’s Heart
“My classroom is full of art!” says Mary Annthipie-Bane, an award-winning early childhood educator at KinderCare. Art and creative expression, she says, help children discover who they really are.
We put our best-in-class teachers in a best-in-class workplace. We’re so proud to have been named one of Gallup’s 37 winners of the Great Workplace Award.
When you put great teachers in an engaging center, your children will experience
an amazing place to learn and grow.
Family Stories
Don’t take our word for it. Hear what our families have to say about our amazing center!
Share Your Story
If you have a story about your experience at KinderCare,
please share your story with us
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Who Are KinderCare Families?
They hail from hundreds of cities across the country from countless backgrounds, and proudly represent every walk in life. What our families have in common,
though, is the want to give their children the best start in life. We are so proud to be their partner in parenting.
Hear from just a few of our amazing KinderCare families.
A Globe-Trotting Family Finds A
Home in Houston
Four young children, four different passports, two languages, two full-time jobs…oh, and a few triathlons thrown in for good measure.
Meet the globe-trotting Colettas—a family on the go.
Frequently Asked Questions
What accreditations does KinderCare have?
We are your trusted caregiver. Our centers are state-licensed and regularly inspected to make sure everything meets or exceeds standards, including child-to-teacher ratios and safe facilities. Our centers aren’t just licensed—most are accredited, too! Find out more.
Do you offer part-time schedules at Woodland Early Learning Center?
Everybody’s schedule is different. We’re happy to offer quality, affordable part-time and full-time childcare. Drop-in care may also be available. Reach out to your Center Director to learn more.
How does naptime work at Woodland Early Learning Center?
Our teachers meet every child’s needs during naptime. Our teachers know how to get babies to nap. In fact, they are pros at getting children of any age to nap. Visit our article on “10 Ways We Help Kids Get a Great Daycare Nap” to learn more.
Do you support alternative diets?
We strive to be as inclusive as possible. To that point, we provide a vegetarian option at mealtime, take care to not serve common allergens and can adapt menus based on your child’s food sensitivities. If your child has additional needs, we’ll work with you to figure out a plan.
Are meals included in tuition? Can I choose to send my child with lunch?
We provide nutritious meals and snacks developed by a registered dietician to meet the needs of rapidly growing bodies and minds. If your child has special dietary requirements and you would prefer to bring in their lunch, please make arrangements with the center director.
Does my child need to be potty-trained?
Every child begins toilet learning at a different age. Until your child shows an interest in toilet learning, we’ll provide diaper changes on an as-needed basis. When your child shows an interest, we’ll discuss how to work together to encourage toilet learning.
All About Kids LC Lexington
All About Kids LC Lexington | Child Daycare Centers & Early Learning Centers
Welcome to All About Kids, Clays Mill
We invite you to come visit our Clays Mill Campus, talk to our staff and teachers and learn why All About Kids is the right learning center for you and your child.
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About Us
Meet The Staff
Josh and Stefanie Tarter, Owners
Josh and Stefanie Tarter are proud to call Lexington, Kentucky, their home. Like many others, the Bluegrass State won
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Elizabeth Napier, Director
My name is Elizabeth Napier. I am the opening Director at All About Kids, Clays Mill. I am incredibly
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“My 1 year old and my soon to be 5th grader LOVE All About Kids. Both are super excited when we go in the morning and my 5th grader has asked to stay later and have me come back to pick her up! They have small ratios, are brand new, and a staff that truly love kids and believe in education.”
-Camille Brann
“We have only been with “All About Kids” for a few weeks, and we are already in love! The staff are all wonderful, and knowledgeable. They treat our son like family, and they are extremely attentive! The facility is very clean and functional as well. Every time I drop our son off, I know he is in good hands. I already recommend this place to friends of mine, and I will continue to do so!”
-Susan Rose
“We love our little girl’s new home away from home! We could not be happier with the tender love and care she is receiving daily from her teachers and staff. Everyone makes her and my family feel so welcome and important everyday. It is a clean, loving, nurturing and scholastic environment for her to flourish in daily. We get daily reports and updates about her day and things happening in the center. I don’t have ANY complaints… so hard to say when it comes to childcare.”
-RayAnn Donoghue
“This is a beautiful brand new facility! The teachers are knowledgeable and absolutely amazing with our 2 year old! The owners and director are very involved and will treat you like family!! I have never had a better childcare experience! Thank you for providing our family with a piece of mind!”
-Shana Craycraft
“My son is in the infant room and I LOVE that I can check in on him with the live feed viewing option for his room. It’s so great to see him during the day as a first time mom who had to go back to work. Everyone is so friendly and helpful, the building is amazing and it’s comforting to hear that your child had a good day when you come to pick them up!”
-Sara Gabehart
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The Creative Curriculum
By lexington on Jun 26, 2019
All About Kids utilizes The Creative Curriculum® in all classrooms. The Creative Curriculum® can be used from birth to Pre-Kindergarten. The Creative Curriculum® is
Somethings hatching at All About Kids
By lexington on Jun 07, 2019
Rachel from Bluegrass Green Source brought something new and exciting to All About Kids this week! Quail eggs are incubating in our front lobby.
March Madness at AAK!
By lexington on Mar 29, 2019
All About Kids Lexington’s biggest, little fans are ready to cheer on the Cats! Sweet 16 here we come! Here’s to a winning tournament run.
A Visit From the Lexington Fire Department!
By lexington on Sep 07, 2018
As a part of our study of community helpers, the children were able to visit with a firefighter as well as tour a fire engine! The firemen
Raised Garden Beds Coming Soon…
By lexington on Jul 03, 2018
All About Kids, Clays Mill Campus, is a green learning center. Raised garden beds with interdisciplinary aspects such as: Sensory, Herb, Music, Alphabet, Shadow, and Global Gardens
Lexington Christian Academy is a private, non-denominational Christian school in Lexington, Kentucky, accredited by Advanced. The school serves preschools up to grade 12. In total, about 1500 people study, of which about 200 people. junior high school, [1] and 460 high school students. [2] As a requirement to teach at the LCA, all teachers must confess Jesus Christ as their personal Savior. 975 by Gardenside Christian Church, and the Academy, founded in 1983, offering preschools and kindergartens. At the time of the merger, the newly merged school, then known as Lexington Christian Academy, had 565 students, from kindergarten to twelfth grade, and occupied three church campuses. As enrollment grew, the school expanded to seven campuses, and in the mid-1990s, the school purchased 80 acres (32 ha) of land on Reynolds Road to begin consolidation. At 19In 1998, the school officially adopted its current name, and in January 1999, a high school opened on the grounds of Reynolds Road, named “Campus Rose” in honor of James L. Rose and his wife Judy. In 2003, the junior high school and elementary school and preschool moved to the Rose campus. [4]
track and field
As the Kentucky High School Athletic Association, a member of Lexington Christian Academy competes in cross-country skiing, soccer, golf, soccer, and volleyball in the fall; basketball, archery and swimming in winter; and baseball, softball, tennis, and spring track. [5]
Baseball
LCA won the state championship in 2005. Harry Krueger was named tournament MVP. [6] The girls team won the 2018 State Championship. [7]
Football
LCA won the XXCAA 1A state championship in 2009. [8]
Football
The LCA women’s team won the All A state tournament in 2010 and 2012. They placed second in the 2010 All Schools State Tournament.
Basketball
LCA won the 2007 KHSAA Girls’ State Basketball Championship, [9] and won the 2007, 2008 and 2009 Kentucky All “A” State Tournament. [10]
Sr. Caitlin Bundy recently signed with Belmont University as a starting quarterback for Fall 2014. [ need quote ]
Men’s basketball won the 2018 A category state championship for the first time. In the same year, they finished second in the region and also won the district championships in 2017, 2018 and 2019.
Visual Arts
The Fine Arts Department at the LCA includes a choir, band, orchestra, several art classes focusing on various fields, and an annual musical.
Famous people 9
“Barnett named Miss Basketball 2010”. Louisville Courier-Journal . 2010-03-24. Archived from the original on 2012-07-24. Retrieved 2010-03-27. She also helped Lexington Christian win three consecutive All A Classic titles from 2007 to 2009.
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★ Top 11 Tourist Attractions in Lexington ★
Home to the University of Kentucky and an important economic and cultural center, Lexington is located in the heart of the Bluegrass Country. The region is famous for its horse breeding, and Lexington claims to be the “Horse Capital of the World”. Characteristic features of the landscape are horse paddocks surrounded by white fences.
In addition to its many equestrian activities, Lexington is filled with numerous historical, natural and other cultural attractions to explore. The Mary Todd Lincoln House provides a perspective on this influential first lady, while the Kentucky Air Museum highlights the state’s flying history. For a fun daytime or evening activity, catch the latest indie or blockbuster movie at the historic Kentucky Theater.
See also: Where to stay in Lexington
1 Kentucky Horse Park
Kentucky Horse Park Ken Mist / photo modified
The world famous Kentucky Horse Park is located 10 miles north of Lexington (I 75 exit 120). This is a working farm open to the public. It offers all kinds of information about horses. Here in Bluegrass Country, everything is focused on horses, and the horse park is a good first step in learning about the horse tradition in Kentucky.
There is a Visitor’s Center which screens movies in the park and provides information on specific events and activities. The International Horse Museum with the Calumet Trophy Collection gives a complete overview of the horse’s history and importance, while great racehorses are honored in the Hall of Champions. There is an interesting walk in the park that includes demonstrations of blacksmith crafts, carriages, harness makers, and a parade of thoroughbreds. Visitors can also take horseback rides and ride horses in horse-drawn carriages. The Kentucky Horse Center is a training center for thoroughbreds.
Address: 4089 Iron Works Parkway, Lexington, Kentukki
Official website: http://kyhorsepark.com/
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Lexington cemetery
Cemetery was based . It highlights the social, political, military and environmental history of the community. The cemetery is also a beautiful green space covering over 170 acres of land. A walking tour with labeled metal plates allows visitors to learn about the many types of trees in the cemetery. Birdwatchers visit frequently as the tranquil environment lends to unusual sightings. On the last Monday of May, the cemetery hosts a Memorial Day celebration with a symbolic service, and anyone who wants to pay their respects is invited to attend.
Address: 833 West Main Street, Lexington, KY
Official website: http://www.lexcem.org/
3 Mary Todd Lincoln House
Mary Todd Lincoln House mahfrot / photo modified
Mary Todd Lincoln House was originally built in 1803-1806 as a hotel , and in 1832 Mary Todd’s father bought this house in Lexington for his family. Mary Todd, who later became the wife of Abraham Lincoln, often visited her girlfriend’s house. The Georgian-style stone house is decorated in the period and displays family portraits as well as personal items from the Lincoln-Todd families. Visitors can tour the 14-room homes with a one-hour tour that also tells the remarkable story of the influential first lady who grew up in the house.
Address: 578 West Main Street, Lexington, KY
Official website: http://www.mtlhouse.org/
4 Keeneland
, which is open to the public and surrounded by elegantly designed venues. There are many reasons outside of race day to visit Keeneland, including simply touring the facility and soaking up the aura of thoroughbred racing culture. As a major leader in the industry, Keeneland also hosts some of the largest Thoroughbred auctions in the country throughout the year. Other interesting things to check out include the extensive historical archives of the thoroughbred industry, a retail store with equestrian gifts, and the Keeneland Kids Club for those 12 and under.
Address: 4201 Versailles Road, Lexington, KY
Official website: http://www. keeneland.com/
5 Kentucky Aviation Museum
Kentucky Aviation Museum Corey W. Watts Located at the Bluegrass Airport, the Kentucky Aviation Museum in Lexington is designed to educate the aviation industry and inspire those interested in pursuing a career in aviation. Various aircraft are on display, both inside and outside the 25,000-square-foot facility. Exhibits are also on display throughout the year. Museum Kentucky Aviation Hall of Fame , recognizing the achievements of Kentucky. During the summer, the museum hosts special aviation camps for ages 10 to 18.
Address: 4029 Airport Road, Lexington, KY
Official website: http://www.aviationky.org/
6 University of Kentucky
University of Kentucky zug55 / photo1 modified mechanical college in 1865, which was renamed the University of Kentucky in 1916 year. Tours of the Lexington campus are offered to the public and depart from the visitor center. One of the attractions is the University of Kentucky Art Museum changing exhibits from its permanent collection. Works include paintings, sculptures, prints, drawings, photographs, and decorative arts, as well as special loan exhibits. Other things to do on campus include the Buell Armory; bookstore on campus; and Rupp Arena , home of the Kentucky Wildcats basketball.
Official website: http://www.uky.edu/
7 Crow Nature Reserve
Crow Nature Reserve
Raven Run is a 734-acre nature reserve and outdoor destination with over 10 miles of hiking trails , nature center and bird blind for nature observation and education. The sanctuary is home to a wide variety of birds and hosts a variety of activities throughout the year, including weekly yoga classes, special programs for little explorers, and organized activities. Within Sanctuary Joe Pulliam Memorial Garden is a bridge Monarch, attracting and supporting butterflies as they make their way across North America.
Address: 3885 Raven Run Way, Lexington, KY
Official Website: http://www.lexingtonky.gov/index.aspx?page=276
8 Waveldane State Historic Site
90 State Historic Site Waveldan
Also known as Joseph Bryan Homestead , the Wavellon State Historic Site offers insight into plantation life in the 19th century. The main attraction is the Greek Revival mansion, which was built in 1847. Also on site are an ice house, a smokehouse, and servants’ quarters, all of which have been restored. Visitors can take a tour and walk through the gardens. Special events at Waveland include tea Tuesdays, Derby afternoon brunches, and vintage costumed baseball games throughout the summer.
Address: 225 Waveland Museum Lane, Lexington, KY
Official Website: http://parks.ky.gov/parks/historicites/waveland/
9 Red Carpet
Red Mile Track photo modified
The Red Mile in Lexington is a one-mile oval track for trotters and walkers. It is the second largest racetrack in the world with live racing from July to September. Daily workouts can be seen from dawn until late at this historic track. Many on-site restaurants such as the 1101 Grill offer affordable and satisfying fares. When races are not taking place on the Red Mile, the facility simulates races from around the world on over 175 HD TVs.
Address: 1200 Red Mile Road, Lexington, Kentucky
Official website: http://redmileky.com
10 Hunt-Morgan House
Hunt-Morgan House paulbaker / photo1 modified Hunt-Morgan House paulbaker1 , the first millionaire west of the Alleghenies, built this federal house in Lexington in 1814. Features of the house, sometimes referred to as Hopemont, include a three-story cantilever staircase; garden and walled yard; the Kentucky Furniture Collection; first portraits 19-th century; and porcelain. The house is part of the larger Graz Park Historic District in downtown Lexington, which consists of the city park and many 19th century houses and mansions.
Address: st. 201 Mill Street, Lexington, KY
Official website: https://www.nps.gov/nr/travel/lexington/hun.htm
11 Kentucky Theater
Kentucky’s Theater / photo vin ke changed
Starting from the first “tokens” to air conditioning and midnight Rocky Horror Picture Show , Lexington’s Kentucky Theater in downtown Lexington has nearly a century of history in the community. During all this time, this historic cinema has fallen into the economy and now includes the latest blockbusters and a long line of alternative and indie films. Much of the appeal to seeing a film in a Kentucky theater is the immediate sense of story surrounding the screening.
Address: 214 E Main Street, Lexington, KY
Official website: http://www.kentuckytheater.com/
Where to Stay in Lexington for Sightseeing
Many of Lexington’s key attractions are located in the city center or within driving distance of the hotel. For regular visitors, this is the best place to stay. Below are some hotels with a high rating in convenient locations:
Luxury Hotels: The Hilton Lexington Downtown is ideally located in the city center and connected to the Lexington Convention Center. A wide range of interesting restaurants and the Mary Todd House are within walking distance of the hotel. The new 21c Museum Hotel Lexington is a great choice for those looking for something completely different. Housed in the historic Fayette National Bank Building, the hotel has modern rooms and a gallery of trendy art. North of the center is the Griffin Gate Marriott Resort & Spa, a full-service resort, an on-site spa, an award-winning restaurant, and an 18-hole golf course.
Mid-Range Hotels – A five-minute drive north of the city center is the Embassy Suites by Hilton Lexington, with self-catering rooms and separate seating areas. The rate includes a full cooked-to-order breakfast and evening hors d’oeuvres.
Baby Shower for Dad! Baby Showers Idea for the Expectant Parents!
I had three baby showers (thank you so much to my friends and family!) and looking back, it’s kind of sad that Tyler wasn’t there to celebrate with us! I mean, yes, I did do most of the work during IVF and also in carrying twins, but in looking back on it I wish we had celebrated with a baby shower for the upcoming dad because he was just as excited for Harris and Goldie’s arrival as I was. It would have been fun to invite his friends over for a celebration! I teamed up with Pampers to create the “party that should have been.” If you are expecting your first baby, please have a baby shower for your husband. It will be fun for him and his friends, and he’ll get to experience the same anticipation that you get at your baby shower! Here is what I think would be fun:
1. Create the invitation centered around diapers as a gift. Looking back on my showers and what I got stocked up on from loved ones, I really, really appreciated having a lot of diapers when the twins arrived. Let your husband’s guests know that this will be the ticket to entering the party of the year 😉 I didn’t have to go to the store for diapers for two months after the twins came home from the NICU, and who wants to run to the store for diapers when you have a newborn anyway? That should be the last thing you need to worry about. Your invitation could say something like this:
Diapers for Daddy
Join Father-to-be Tyler Parcell for good eats, good fun and a good movie!
Saturday, September 16th at 7 pm at the Parcell residence
Tyler is a good guy, soon to be a great dad! Please bring a pack of diapers to set him on his way.
2. Good food. I mean, this is a given since who doesn’t love to eat? For me, a good party starts with the food…and also ends with it. Oh, and it’s in the middle too. It can make or break a party! Skip the croissant sandwiches and head straight to the grill for the soon-to-be-dad. My menu was grilled steak, chicken, vegetables and corn on the cob with soda. I put labels in front of each food platter to add to the decor. I think my favorite has to be, “Bubbles for my Brothers” in front of the soda. I literally laughed out loud while I was typing it to print. What can I say, I missed my calling in life! I should write greeting cards for a living with gems like that. 😉 To keep the food warm and fresh off the grill, I put it in metal containers from the dollar store! “Easy cleanup” is always a beautiful song in my ears.
3. Skip the games. Honestly, after talking with a lot of friends and family, I don’t think many people love playing games at baby showers, and I think this would especially apply to Tyler’s friends. They would just want to hang out and catch up, eat good food and watch a good movie together! Life is so busy with work and family that the older we get, it gets harder to spend quality time with friends. Give them time to catch up and let the conversation happen naturally, and choose a good action movie that most of the guys will approve of.
4. Have a basket of snacks and containers of popcorn ready to grab. I think the reason that most people love watching movies so much is the popcorn and snacks. No, just me? No way! I created a basket full of sweet treats and individual containers of popcorn that the guys could easily grab as they sat down for the movie.
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The After Party aka the time of Harris and Goldie’s life!
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Throwing A Baby Shower For Dad
By
Jessica Tucker
Man Shower, Dadchelor party, or whatever term is most appropriate for the dad-to-be, baby showers for men are becoming the norm for new dads.
Baby showers are synonymous with women getting together to celebrate a mother-to-be and her baby. Fathers are kept out of the loop simply because for decades, women are the ones who were seen to be responsible for taking care of babies when they were born. But now, with more of the responsibility being split between the two, fathers have taken to having baby showers of their own. Though the planning behind throwing a baby shower for dads is much different than that of what it is for women expecting a baby.
Dadchelors or man showers are thrown for men because, according to HuffPost, there is this foreboding theme around parenthood in which once the baby is born parents do not get to have fun for the foreseeable future. As a result, unlike women who have a shower with presents, party games, and well wishes for the baby, men go on weekend trips with the boys for a last night out before the baby is due. And given that there could be multiple friends with babies due in one year, new fathers and fathers-to-be could be spending a lot of time out of the house as a result of the new life coming into it.
RELATED: It’s Okay To Invite Your Male Friends To Your Baby Shower
Here is how to throw a baby shower for dads.
Baby Shower’s For Dads Are Nothing Like Traditional Baby Showers
When it comes to traditional baby showers, the only time that men make an appearance is toward the end of the shower to see what gifts were given to the mother-to-be and the baby and to say hello to friends and family present. They are not the center of attention by any stretch of the imagination.
According to The Bump, men have chosen to put their own spin on baby showers and turn them into male bonding time that can last for anywhere from a day of fun or a long weekend to a week-long trip. The emphasis is not necessarily on the impending baby but instead on the relationships between the men and having a good time. Think of a get-together more akin to a bachelor party than that of a shower.
What Happens At A Baby Shower For Men
via Flickr/Philip Larson
The theme and the size of the man shower are all based upon the personality of the father-to-be. While they all prefer something low-key, the size and grandeur of the shower depend upon whether the men want to have a small, simple day of fun or a party weekend with the boys.
According to Today, many men are initially hesitant to have a Dadchelor Party because they do not want to talk about babies or have a day revolve around them becoming fathers. However, when the soon-to-be dads realize that what they are in store for is nothing like a traditional shower, they get on board fairly quickly.
Per the publication, smaller showers can have things like a beer can and diaper cakes, poker games where the pot includes wipes and diapers, and blindfolded stroller races, and more.
For those who want to go bigger, however, it is not uncommon for a group of male friends to get together and head out for a weekend of fun, where they live it up all because there is the notion that once the men are dads, they will no longer be able to go out with the boys for weekend trips again.
Ideas For Baby Showers
Regardless of whether the man showers are small or a week-long affair, they should match the personality and include the interests of the father-to-be.
According to Babble, some popular ideas for man showers include:
Going to a professional sports game
Spending the weekend at a casino
Camping for the weekend
Going to a concert
Taking in a round or a weekend of golf
For those who want a shower on a smaller scale, other ideas from Pinterest include:
Daddy Baby-Q
Huggies and Chuggies
Beer, Dudes, and Diapers
Pizza, Brew, and Diapers Too
The ideas are endless. But, as can be seen, unlike traditional showers, there is a lot more rambunctiousness and drinking involved when the party is for future dads.
Types Of Gifts Given
By and large, men are not going to be thrilled about getting shower gifts that women would traditionally get at their showers. As such, gifts geared toward the dads-to-be should have a different feel behind them, if that is, there are gifts at all.
According to Parents, when getting a gift for a man shower, funny gifts that revolve around changing diapers are always well received and practical at the same time. Others, such as more manly diaper bags for when dads are in charge of taking care of the babies may be appreciated if the style of the men is known.
However, when the choice to have a weekend-long celebration is made, according to The Bump, there likely are not going to be presents involved. Instead, something such as paying for airfare, cocktails, sports tickets, or the like would be something that all guests can chip in on as a way to celebrate a father-to-be before his baby is born.
Source: HuffPost, The Bump, Today, Babble, Pinterest, tidylady.net, Cupcake Makeover, Pretty My Party, Parents
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Planning a Baby Shower for Dad: Our Top Tips
Do you think baby showers are for moms-to-be?
Think again! Deadchelor parties are all the rage and this guide will show you how to throw the perfect baby shower for dad.
Whether it’s your best friend or relative, this article lists plenty of activity, theme, and food ideas to create an event that the new dad will remember forever. It doesn’t have to be a costly affair, what matters most is the thought you put into the event and that the father-to-be can celebrate this big step surrounded by people who love him.
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Why is dad having a baby shower?
A father’s baby shower (or dad’s party, if you prefer) is basically the same event you throw for a woman having a baby. It’s a celebration of the birth of a new baby with friends and family, food, drinks and gifts!
While these events have traditionally been for women (often dads don’t even attend due to the no-men rule!), the past few years have seen a rise in the baby shower phenomenon for dads. Baby showers Jakc and Jill also became popular. This is a baby shower that both parents enjoy as well as their friends and families. And why not? Moms don’t have to get all the presents, celebrate and make all the kids’ choices! Men should participate equally in the parenting process. Future dads are about to become parents too, and this should be something to celebrate.
Think of a baby shower as a way to support a friend who is about to become a father, to celebrate the changes (pun intended) they are about to undergo. For experienced parents, this can also be a good opportunity to give advice and help! The new dad will love being surrounded by friends and family during this special time.
Last but not least, the baby shower is a great opportunity to relax and celebrate with friends before the new dad spends much more time changing diapers!
Themes
Although a baby shower theme is optional, here are some ideas on ways you can explore to throw the most fun Dadchelor party ever!
Sports theme. Make your event an Olympic style competition with competitive games and medals.
Children’s themed. It’s obvious here, but this theme can include dressing up guests, drinking from bottles, and lots of kid-themed games. You can even make adults wear diapers, for example, over their clothes or on their heads!
B thematic. B for kids, barbecue, beer and bowling! You can also invite guests to dress like they start with B.
Your party doesn’t have to have a theme. Some people choose to spend their weekends with a group of close friends, such as skiing or relaxing in the city. Otherwise, you can turn the Dadchelor Party into a regular group event (golf game, book club, etc.) but make it festive and bring a gift!
Party games
Dad can play lots of fun baby shower games and lots of baby shower games for mom and dad to enjoy together. Below are just a few baby shower ideas you can organize to entertain your party guests. If you’re hosting an Olympic style event as described above, don’t forget to have your medals, podium, or trophy ready!
Let’s start with the classics: children’s gambling. Give each of your guests one dollar they can bet on what they think will be the baby’s weight, date of birth, or gender, for example. After giving birth, give the winner a pot!
The puff of a baby bottle. Fill baby bottles with the drink of your choice (alcoholic or not!) and compete to see who can drink it the fastest.
Don’t say baby. This game consists of banning some obvious words like “baby” and showing courage to anyone who uses them.
Children’s games for speed. This will benefit experienced parents in the crowd, allowing everyone to check on who can get a bottle ready or change a diaper the quickest.
Changing diapers in the dark. Ask each guest to change the doll’s diaper in a dark room as quickly as possible to repeat the baby change in the middle of the night, then laugh as you watch the results! For guests who are not parents, it may be helpful to show a guide on how to change a diaper first.
Wheelchair obstacle course. Line the backyard with chairs, balls, and other obstacles and have two contestants race wheelchairs with dolls inside.
Children’s TV quiz. Prepare some questions about popular children’s TV shows to test the knowledge of future parents!
Interesting questions for dad
The conversation in the baby shower is mostly about one topic: babies. Here are some baby shower questions for dad at the Dadchelor Party. Which of these questions to ask dad for baby shower game ideas do you like best?
Questions about his family and child
Do you know the gender yet?
Did you come up with a name?
What were you almost called when you were born?
What are you most looking forward to when you have a baby?
What will you miss the most?
Baby trivia for parents
Question: How much does it cost to raise a child from birth to 17 in America?
Answer: About $285,000.
Question: true or false? Babies are born without kneecaps.
Answer: It’s true, they originally had cartilage in their knee, which then turned into bone.
Question: How big is a newborn’s head compared to the rest of the body?
Answer: Approximately 1/4.
Question: How far can a newborn see?
Answer: 8 to 14 inches total.
Food & Drink
Here are some food and drink suggestions to serve at Dadchelor’s party.
Privileged food that will be easy to access and eaten by many people, depending on the size of your event. Think appetizers, a buffet of cold sandwiches, pies, or hors d’oeuvres.
If the weather is sunny and you have a backyard, a barbecue is always a good idea! This tends to be a popular option for men throwing parties. Plus, it requires a little preparation and preparation!
For drinks, be sure to provide non-alcoholic drinks such as virgin cocktails or kombucha. Beer and themed cocktails are suitable for alcohol! As a fun addition, you can serve drinks in baby bottles.
Gift ideas
Wondering what to give the new dads in your life to their Dadchelor Party? Below are gifts for the future dad.
Dad’s Survival Kit. It can be a bag or a basket containing anything you think can help your friend in the early days of fatherhood: energy drinks, aspirin, change of clothes, coffee, diapers… This gift is very personal and can be customized to your liking. . A dad survival kit for baby shower gifts is always a great idea!
Books for parents. Dads never get enough.
Children’s products for dads, such as a stroller adapted to the height of a man, or a “men’s” diaper bag.
Subscription to a streaming site or a few DVDs for the nights dads spend trying to get their kids back to sleep.
Matching t-shirts for the new dad and his baby. It can be a cute gift that can be personalized!
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Pope online
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9. There are different dads
Author: Kseniya Valakhanovych
Kseniya Valakhanovych’s book with colorful illustrations by Lyubov Eremina-Noshin is a real anthem that sings of all popes. Funny poems will tell about dad-alpinist and scout; dad, who loves sausage and smells like a jack; dad, with whom it is always fun and interesting, with whom every day is filled with hilarious adventures and incredible games. Reading such a wonderful book, every parent will understand how much his child loves, and how desperately he needs at least a modicum of daddy’s attention.
10. Shmyak kitten. How to make dad happy
Author: Rob Scotton
Shmyak the kitten is sad. His father is very upset because he lost an important match the day before, and he is the coach of the football team. Now Shmyak needs to cheer up his dad at all costs. After a little thought, the kid understands that winning the school competitions will surely cope with this task. But there are many worthy rivals around, and it will not be so easy to take first place. Anyone who reads the world bestseller of children’s writer Rob Scotton will no longer be able to part with the kitten Shmyak – a cheerful, quick-witted and incredibly kind character.
11. Dad is near
Author: Sush
A few years ago, cute illustrations by the artist SUSH spread all over the Internet and became truly viral. The time has come, and SUSh decided to collect and combine her drawings into a book that children and adults can now read. Its main characters are a big, kind dad and his glorious daughter. Together they never feel sad: they play puppet theater, cook delicious food, read under the table, and draw on the wallpaper, leaving important marks as a keepsake. The book will definitely appeal to all readers without exception, because in each of us there lives a child who is selflessly loved by the main friend, savior, interlocutor, the most important person in life – PAPA.
12. I am raising my father
Author: Mikhail Baranovsky
What is silence? Where does the soul live and what to expect from Santa Claus? – These and a thousand other questions are asked by the curious Marik to his dad. Dad listens patiently and finds answers to all questions. The book by Mikhail Baranovsky was written based on the author’s relationship with his own son. It consists of several stories and is very easy to read, thanks to the simple style of presentation and a huge number of humorous moments, remarkably subtly noticed by the writer.
13. The best dad
Authors: René Guichou, Ginette Hoffman
One day, Papa Bear took a little bear cub into the forest to teach him how to get honey. But the Little Bear was not at all happy with such an occupation, because he really wanted to go to the river to swim. Offended by the parent, the kid decided to find himself another father, with whom he could only walk and have fun all day. Taking a backpack and a favorite toy with him, the Little Bear went in search of a new dad. But this little trip made him think a lot…
14. Go to the Blue Lands with Papa
Author: Anna Kardashova
Papa is the whole world for little Mariasha. He is kind, attentive, sympathetic, but most importantly, he is a real magician. With his brush, dad paints gray everyday life in bright colors. Multi-colored worlds come to life on the canvas, which the girl likes to travel so much. The kind and touching story of Anna Kudryashova was written back in the 70s of the last century, but both adults and children still like it.
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FAQs for finding preschools in Waldorf
In 2022 what types of preschool can I find near me in Waldorf, MD?
There are two main types of preschool programs you can send your kids to in Waldorf, MD. The first is a full-time preschool program that usually works well for parents working full-time shifts. The second is a part-time preschool program where you can enroll your child for 2-3 days per week and typically choose between a morning or afternoon shift. A part-time preschool can be a great option if you want to ease the transition of this new learning experience for your child. You can also check your options in Waldorf, MD for traditional preschool centers, or private home-based preschools.
What should I look for in a good preschool program in Waldorf, MD?
When you begin looking for preschools in Waldorf, MD ask about the ratio of learning time to supervised play time so you can get a good sense of whether you believe your child’s needs will be met. From there, ask about what a typical day consists of, what the safety protocols are and how discipline will be handled. Also, make sure to check directly with the preschool for information about their local licensing and credentials in Waldorf, MD.
How can I find a preschool near me in Waldorf, MD?
There are currently 163 preschools in Waldorf, MD on Care.com and you can filter these local results by distance from your zip code. From there, you can compare between preschool programs by traditional facility-based preschools and private, in-home preschools. Be sure to check reviews from other families in Waldorf, MD who have previously sent their kids to any of the preschools you are interested in.
Best Private Preschools in Waldorf, MD (2022-23)
For the 2022-23 school year, there are 9 private preschools serving 954 students in Waldorf, MD.
The best top ranked private preschool in Waldorf, MD include The Goddard School.
The average acceptance rate is 90%, which is higher than the Maryland private preschool average acceptance rate of 85%.
67% of private preschools in Waldorf, MD are religiously affiliated (most commonly Baptist and Catholic).
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The Goddard School
Daycare / Preschool
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7005 Saint Florian Drive Waldorf, MD 20603 (301) 638-9777
2011 Smallwood Dr W Waldorf, MD 20603 (301) 843-8485
Grades: NS-PK
| 40 students
New Hope Academy
(Church of God)
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4200 OLD WASHINGTON ROAD Waldorf, MD 20602 (301) 843-3887
Grades: PK-12
| 43 students
St. Peter’s School
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3310 Saint Peters Dr Waldorf, MD 20601 (301) 843-1955
Grades: PK-8
| 278 students
Waldorf Baptist Kindergarten & Preschool
Alternative School (Baptist)
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10045 Bunker Hill Rd Waldorf, MD 20603 (301) 645-5030
Grades: PK-K
| 34 students
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8 – kindergartens of combined type;
1 – child development center.
14 compensatory groups with speech, vision, and musculoskeletal disorders are organized in kindergartens.
High-quality upbringing, education, development, as well as supervision, care and rehabilitation of children will enable the younger generation to be more prepared to move to a new level of education.
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Municipal budgetary preschool educational institution
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Turlaeva Svetlana Fedorovna
Tula region, Donskoy, md. Central, st. Kalinina, 29b
Phone: 8(48746)5-16-07
Site: http://sad29.don71.ru
In accordance with the legislation of the Russian Federation, general education is divided into several levels and includes primary general education, basic general education and secondary general education.
Students who have not mastered the basic educational program of primary general and (or) basic general education are not allowed to study at the following levels of general education. The requirement of obligatory secondary general education in relation to a particular student remains in force until he reaches the age of eighteen years, if the corresponding education was not received by the student earlier.
Final certification, completing the development of the basic educational programs of basic general and secondary general education, is mandatory and is carried out in the manner and in the form established by the legislation of the Russian Federation.
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Municipal budgetary educational institution “Secondary school No. 1”
Additional education is carried out either by single-profile institutions (music, art, sports schools, sections, stations for young technicians, tourists, etc.), or multi-profile (children’s creativity centers, former homes and palaces of pioneers and schoolchildren).
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“House of children’s creativity”
Kuznetsova Natalya Nikolaevna
Tula region, G. Donskoy, md. Central, Oktyabrskaya st., 18
Phone: 8(48746) 5 56 68,
Fax: 8(48746) 54403
Website: http://ddt1don.ucoz.ru/
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Perform engineering duties in planning and designing tools, engines, machines, and other mechanically functioning equipment. Oversee installation, operation, maintenance, and repair of such equipment as centralized heat, gas, water, and steam systems.
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1) Read and interpret blueprints, technical drawings, schematics, and computer-generated reports.
2) Confer with engineers and other personnel to implement operating procedures, resolve system malfunctions, and provide technical information.
3) Research and analyze customer design proposals, specifications, manuals, and other data to evaluate the feasibility, cost, and maintenance requirements of designs or applications.
4) Specify system components or direct modification of products to ensure conformance with engineering design and performance specifications.
5) Research, design, evaluate, install, operate, and maintain mechanical products, equipment, systems and processes to meet requirements, applying knowledge of engineering principles.
6) Investigate equipment failures and difficulties to diagnose faulty operation, and to make recommendations to maintenance crew.
7) Assist drafters in developing the structural design of products, using drafting tools or computer-assisted design/drafting equipment and software.
8) Provide feedback to design engineers on customer problems and needs.
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9) Oversee installation, operation, maintenance, and repair to ensure that machines and equipment are installed and functioning according to specifications.
10) Conduct research that tests and analyzes the feasibility, design, operation and performance of equipment, components and systems.
11) Recommend design modifications to eliminate machine or system malfunctions.
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12) Develop and test models of alternate designs and processing methods to assess feasibility, operating condition effects, possible new applications and necessity of modification.
13) Develop, coordinate, and monitor all aspects of production, including selection of manufacturing methods, fabrication, and operation of product designs.
14) Estimate costs and submit bids for engineering, construction, or extraction projects, and prepare contract documents.
15) Perform personnel functions, such as supervision of production workers, technicians, technologists and other engineers, and design of evaluation programs.
16) Solicit new business and provide technical customer service.
17) Establish and coordinate the maintenance and safety procedures, service schedule, and supply of materials required to maintain machines and equipment in the prescribed condition.
18) Study industrial processes to determine where and how application of equipment can be made.
19) Write performance requirements for product development or engineering projects.
20) Apply engineering principles and practices to emerging fields, such as robotics, waste management, and biomedical engineering.
21) Design test control apparatus and equipment and develop procedures for testing products.
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Mechanical Engineer duties and responsibilities
Provide expertise for a variety of projects from designing and prototyping to manufacturing
Read and interpret blueprints, technical drawings, schematics, and computer-generated reports
Provide sounding solutions to emerging problems
Conduct research that tests and analyzes the feasibility, design, operation and performance of equipment, components and systems
Lead, manage and coordinate the activities of all mechanical engineering staff
Outline engineering processes for the creation of training and development materials
Visit client sites to evaluate quality of completed projects
Speak to clients about industry standards from recent publications and/or other industry sources
Recommend technical capabilities required for the completion of projects
Assist companies with the proposal selection process
Mechanical Engineer requirements and qualifications
Previous working experience as a Mechanical Engineer for (x) year(s)
MA degree in Engineering or similar relevant field
Relevant certifications recognized by the Society of Mechanical Engineers
A proven track record of engineering successful mechanical components
Hands on experience with product life cycle management
In depth knowledge of of 2D and 3D design and manufacturing software
Excellent communication and presentation skills
Problem solver with analytical aptitude
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Mechanical engineers create solutions and solve problems, playing a central role in the design and implementation of moving parts in a range of industries
As a mechanical engineer you’ll provide efficient solutions to the development of processes and products, ranging from small component designs to extremely large plants, machinery or vehicles. You’ll work on all stages of a product, from research and development to design and manufacture, through to installation and final commissioning.
Most industries rely on a form of mechanical systems, and mechanical engineering is thought to be one of the most diverse of all engineering disciplines. Due to this, there are employment opportunities across several sectors.
Responsibilities
As a mechanical engineer, you’ll need to:
research and develop products
improve production processes, such as those in large oil refineries, or services within buildings
design and implement cost-effective equipment modifications to help improve safety and reliability
develop a project specification with colleagues, often including those from other engineering disciplines
develop and use new materials and technologies
manage people, projects and resources – this will depend on your role
develop, test and evaluate theoretical designs
discuss and solve complex problems with manufacturing departments, sub-contractors, suppliers and customers
make sure a product can be made reliably and will perform consistently in specified operating environments
manage projects using engineering principles and techniques
plan and design new production processes
produce details of specifications and outline designs
recommend modifications following prototype test results
use research, analytical, conceptual and planning skills, particularly those in mathematical modelling and computer-aided design
consider the implications of issues such as cost, safety and time constraints
work with other professionals, within and outside the engineering sector
monitor and commission plant and systems.
Salary
Starting salaries for mechanical engineers, and for those on graduate training schemes, are in the range of £20,000 to £28,000.
With experience this can increase to between £25,000 and £35,000. At a mid-level for lead or principle engineers, salaries are around £35,000 to £50,000.
When a senior level is reached, such as chief engineer, salaries of £45,000 to £60,000+ can be achieved.
Salaries vary from company to company and some sectors attract higher salaries, according to demand.
Income figures are intended as a guide only.
Working hours
Working hours typically include regular extra hours, but not usually weekends or shifts.
Self-employment and freelance work are possible for qualified engineers with a good track record and experience. Short-term contract or consulting work is also possible, often arranged through agencies.
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What to expect
The work is mainly office-based with regular visits to plants, factories, workshops or building sites. Factory production areas can be noisy.
Women are currently underrepresented within chartered engineering, although there are initiatives in place to try and encourage more women into the industry, such as WISE and Women’s Engineering Society (WES).
Opportunities are usually available in towns and cities that have a strong manufacturing or research base, or in regions where there is a local facility that supports specialist engineering.
Travel within a working day is frequent and absence from home overnight and overseas work or travel may be required.
There are many opportunities to work abroad, particularly throughout Europe, Asia, the Middle East and Australia.
Qualifications
To get into mechanical engineering you’ll usually be required to have a degree. Relevant subjects include:
aeronautical engineering
agricultural engineering
computer-aided engineering
engineering science
manufacturing engineering
mechanical engineering
nuclear engineering.
A good honours degree is usually required, although some employers place as much emphasis on people skills and commercial awareness as on class of degree.
A pre-entry postgraduate qualification is not essential but it can be useful, especially if your first degree is not in an engineering or other related subject. Masters are available in subjects such as:
computer-aided engineering
design engineering
manufacturing engineering
mechanical engineering
medical engineering.
It’s useful if your first degree or Masters is accredited by a relevant professional body, such as the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE), as it can help you to achieve the status of chartered engineer at a later date. Details of accredited courses are available at Engineering Council – Accredited Course Search.
You could become an engineering technician without a degree, HND or foundation degree. However, to work up to the role of mechanical engineer you would need to build up the necessary skills and knowledge, and possibly take higher qualifications.
Student membership with a professional body will help you keep up to date with developments in the industry and enable you to start making contacts. Relevant organisations include:
Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET)
Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE)
Skills
You’ll need to show:
a high level of technical and scientific knowledge and the ability to apply this knowledge to practical problems
good oral communication skills and confidence in dealing with a range of people, including clients, contractors, designers, directors and plant operators
precise and concise written communication skills
the ability to work well within a team
IT skills, particularly computer-aided design
creative ability
the ability to work under pressure
organisational skills, such as time and resource planning
fluency in a second language – depending on the type of industry, this may be helpful for dealing with international offices or clients.
Work experience
Work experience is valuable and many large employers offer structured internship programmes and summer placement schemes. These provide an excellent insight into the nature of the work and are often hands-on.
Some degree courses offer a year in industry, which really helps to demonstrate what the career will be like, as well as making some good contacts for future job prospects. This type of relevant experience will provide evidence of skill development and commercial awareness.
Find out more about the different kinds of work experience and internships that are available.
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Employers
Mechanical engineers can find employment in a huge range of sectors; mechanical engineering has usually played a part in almost all the products and services we see around us.
Employers of mechanical engineers include:
aerospace and automotive industries
the armed forces and the Ministry of Defence, e. g. the Defence Engineering and Science Group (DESG)
construction and building services
energy utilities, including nuclear
engineering consultancies
government agencies
manufacturing industries
medical engineering
oil and gas industries, including petrochemical industries
process industries, including pharmaceuticals, food and cosmetics
the public sector, including the Civil Service, local authorities, hospitals and educational institutions
research establishments, both academic and commercial
sports engineering
transport, including road and railways.
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Recruitment agencies such as Matchtech and Hays advertise vacancies and handle contract vacancies, particularly for experienced engineers.
Find out about employers before your final year and make contact with them at engineering recruitment fairs.
Professional development
It’s possible to enter the engineering industry through a graduate training scheme. If you do this, you’ll complete a structured course of training, which usually involves working within a variety of disciplines.
It’s likely that you’ll work towards gaining chartered engineer status (CEng), which is an internationally-recognised qualification awarded by the Engineering Council. This will give you higher earning potential and improved career prospects. You’ll need to be a member of a professional institution, such as IET or IMechE, so that you can apply through them for professional registration.
The process of becoming chartered is more straightforward if you have an accredited undergraduate degree, along with a Masters or an accredited integrated MEng degree. To see which qualifications are accredited see the Engineering Council.
Some employers will offer opportunities to study for a part-time MSc in a relevant subject.
You’ll also need to demonstrate that you’re working at a particular level and have the required professional competences and commitment, as set out in the UK Standard for Professional Engineering Competence (UK-SPEC).
Most large firms offer structured training and encourage continuing professional development (CPD). Usually, firms offer in-service training and short courses for specific needs. This may include placements in different departments to widen your experience. Professional bodies, such as IMechE and IET, can help with CPD.
Career prospects
Most careers in engineering lead to a senior position with responsibility for other staff or larger projects and budgets. If you’re required to lead teams or manage projects, developing people management skills will be helpful.
Gaining chartered status (CEng) is a significant help in career progression – this is proof that you’ve met a standard of experience and knowledge in the engineering profession. Also, all chartered engineers who are members of a professional engineering institution and registered with the Engineering Council are eligible to apply for European Engineer (Eur Ing) status. This is useful for working internationally.
You may decide to develop additional skills, such as business or management skills, to get involved with larger projects and take on greater responsibility. Good commercial awareness is also important for career development.
You may be able to move into business functions, such as procurement, sales and marketing or human resources (HR). Once you have developed your technical skills, you can move into senior engineering posts, such as engineering director. You could also consider moving into engineering consultancy.
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Mechanical engineer (mechanical engineer) is a specialist in the design, construction and operation of mechanical equipment, machines, units in various areas of production and the national economy.
The profession is suitable for people interested in physics and mathematics (see
choice of profession, which is important for school subjects). The profession of a mechanical engineer is considered universal.
This industry is engaged in the production of material goods in all sectors of the economy – from the production of household goods and food to electronic equipment and space rockets. An education and background in basic engineering makes it easy to navigate a world of constantly updated technology. A mechanical engineer is a free professional in modern technology and technology who inventively uses engineering methods to solve mechanical problems, knowing the economics and production organization of the industry in which he works. Features of the profession A mechanical engineer can choose to specialize in different areas – a designer, technologist or tester. The functional tasks of a mechanical engineer depend on the direction and field of activity: the designer is engaged in the design and assembly of machines and mechanisms, as well as systems for the integrated mechanization of production. The technician organizes the processes for the installation and commissioning of machinery and takes an active part in it. His responsibilities also include the development and organization of optimal technical processes using automation tools.
The tester performs direct testing and maintenance of mechanisms, analyzing the conditions and the optimal mode of their operation. The daily activities of a mechanical engineer depend on his workplace. For example, a mechanical engineer of a machine-building plant working in a workshop performs the following functions: checking technical documentation; planning the placement of equipment and organization of the workplace; calculates production capacity and load on equipment, controls welding technology and controls work with welders, controls the accuracy of welding and product assembly processes; carries out daily monitoring of the quality of work, detection of defects, organizes diagnostics, testing and repair of machinery and equipment, develops technical conditions for the reconstruction of existing and creation of new equipment, participates in the development of complex projects of enterprises in the field of technologies and technologies. in calculating the economic efficiency of projects being implemented. A mechanical engineer working in the agro-industrial complex seeks to: organize the work of the agricultural machinery fleet on the farm; supply of spare parts, components and materials. Pros and cons of the profession. Pros The profession of a mechanical engineer is in great demand in the modern world of high technology, associated with the activation of manufacturing enterprises in all sectors of the economy. In times of massive innovation in Russia, the demand for these specialists is growing every day. And there is a real shortage of real professionals. The benefits of the profession include many opportunities for specialization and applications. Disadvantages The job of a mechanical engineer comes with a risk of injury: you can get bruised or broken in production facilities. Noise and vibrations from working mechanisms negatively affect the human body.
Additional education courses
The Interregional Academy of the Construction and Industrial Complex (MASPK) invites specialists to professional retraining and advanced training courses developed under the guidance of leading specialists in the most demanded industries.
Distance learning at professional retraining courses in the direction of “Design” will allow you to receive a document confirming your qualifications without interrupting your work.
Workplace Mechanical engineers work in almost all sectors of the economy, military industry and science: in production; in construction; control; automobile, road and repair companies; at mining enterprises for the extraction and processing of natural raw materials in research laboratories of nuclear power plants. Important qualities: strong physical health, technical mentality, interest in technology, technical ingenuity, creativity, eye, quick response, constructive and logical thinking, analytical mind, originality of thinking, ability to concentrate, organizational skills, perseverance and dedication. make responsible decisions. Fluency in AutoCAD, SolidWorks, CorelDraw, SCAD, KOMPAS-3D programs, which are necessary in theoretical preparatory work. Compensation The salary of a mechanical engineer depends on his qualifications, work experience and field of activity. As a rule, mechanical engineers in the automotive and aerospace industries, as well as in large industrial companies, receive the highest wages. Career steps and prospects
A mechanical engineer can develop a career in a horizontal direction by mastering a variety of professional references, from work to production and design of machinery and equipment. There is another option for professional development: administrative, vertical. A mechanical engineer can upgrade his category II qualification to level I. Further advancement is possible for the location of the store manager and chief engineer in the business if the specialist takes the initiative, improves skills, and develops managerial and managerial skills. You can work for external regulators and perform peer reviews. At a research institute, a mechanical engineer can participate in research, defend a dissertation, and receive a degree. A mechanical engineer with business skills can start his own business if he has his own new product development. Portrait of a modern mechanical engineer Mechanical engineer is usually a male profession, because the specialist requires physical strength and durability in a production environment. According to statistics 99% of mechanical engineers are men.
Age classification: 38% of specialists are young people under the age of 30, 29% are from 30 to 40 years old, 20% are from 40 to 50 years old, 13% are specialists from 50 years of age and older. As a rule, 91% of mechanical engineers are professionals with a higher level of technical training. Interesting facts October 30 is the day of a mechanical engineer. This professional leave was created in 1996 by order of the Commander-in-Chief of the Russian Navy. The first practical mechanical engineer, as well as theorist, is Archimedes, who became famous for various technical inventions. The history of the modern profession began in 1854, when it was decided to create a group of mechanical engineers in the Russian Navy.
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TYUSTICALS IS ASSIBLE. , functioning taking into account the influence of the physical laws of mechanics. Such specialists are in demand in many branches of agriculture.
The presence of specialized education and practical skills makes it possible to easily navigate the novelties of the improving world of technology.
Features of the profession
For many years the profession Mechanical Engineer has been ranked among the most sought after. The reason for this is the active activity of manufacturing enterprises in various industries.
At the same time, experts focus on the fact that today the problem of a shortage of highly qualified personnel makes itself felt.
Jobs Mechanical Engineer is not suitable for all people due to increased risk of injury.
People with diseases of the visual, musculoskeletal, nervous and cardiovascular systems should not work in this area, because constant vibration and noise harm the body.
Responsibilities
A mechanical engineer is a employee whose job responsibilities vary depending on his profile:
The designer develops not only devices and mechanisms, but also production mechanization systems.
The technologist is responsible for the correct installation of equipment and the timely elimination of possible breakdowns. Additionally, he is looking for effective methods of organizing the production process through the use of automated devices.
The tester tests mechanisms to ensure they meet industry standards, determining the most suitable operating conditions for the equipment.
The duties of a mechanical engineer of a machine-building plant who works in the shop include:
verification of technical documentation;
drawing up a plan for the placement of equipment;
performing calculations regarding the permissible level of load on equipment;
coordinating the work of welders;
detection of defective elements;
organization of diagnostics of failed equipment;
preparation of terms of reference for the repair of existing and development of new devices;
carrying out economic calculations of projects that are at the stage of implementation.
A mechanical engineer who works in the agricultural industry, is responsible for the operation of the machine and tractor fleet of an agricultural enterprise, the availability of a sufficient number of parts, spare parts and materials.
Important Qualities
Necessary Qualities an Engineer Must Possess:
endurance;
ability to analyze;
creative approach to work;
liability;
ability to concentrate;
no vision problems;
lightning reaction;
sociability;
perseverance;
the presence of leadership inclinations.
Skills and knowledge
A mechanical engineer is a professional who is well versed in technology, successfully applies certain technologies in order to find the most optimal solutions to mechanical problems.
He must be proficient in the following programs: AutoCAD, SolidWorks, CorelDraw, SCAD, KOMPAS-3D.
Additionally, he cannot do without drawing skills, knowledge of descriptive geometry, theoretical mechanics, materials science, economics, etc.
Prospects and career
A specialist has the opportunity to build a career, gradually mastering the intricacies of related areas.
In the case of periodic advanced training up to the assignment of category I, in the future he has the right to count on the position of a leading engineer or work as an expert. Therefore, management skills are required.
The job of Mechanical Engineer is commercial in nature if the specialist owns the universal development of new types of products and intends to profitably sell the rights to them. If he has a degree, he can defend a dissertation.
Training
The profession of Mechanical Engineer is suitable for people with a technical mindset who are constantly interested in the latest in the world of technology.
Technical universities train future specialists. It is imperative to decide in advance on the specialty.
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Who is a mechanical engineer? It would seem a simple question, but still few can give an exhaustive answer to it. What is it connected with? Everything is quite simple: the profession of a mechanical engineer is multifaceted, which gives rise to some kind of misunderstanding. After all, a specialist in this field can work both at service stations and in the production of children’s toys.
Therefore, in order to remove all the curtains and myths about this profession, we will analyze its components and analyze them separately.
Mechanical engineer: the essence of the profession
The world is steadily moving forward. Every day there are new mechanisms and devices that can make life easier for people. But who is behind all this? That’s right, a mechanical engineer. The job of this specialist is to design new mechanisms. It is engineers who are the force that drives progress, forcing the world to change. But their duties do not end there.
The developed technique must be constantly monitored, because without proper adjustment and timely maintenance, the mechanisms quickly break down. This can lead to unwanted problems, and sometimes even endanger a person’s life. Therefore, in any production there is a mechanical engineer who is responsible for its technical component.
Unfortunately, any machine breaks down sooner or later, no matter how carefully it was treated. And for its repair, again, the help of a mechanic is needed. Only he will be able to determine the cause of the breakdown, and then offer possible ways to fix it.
Where to get an education?
To obtain a degree in mechanical engineering, you need to graduate from a higher educational institution. You can enter there after 11 classes, or after studying at a technical school. Mathematics and physics are compulsory subjects, therefore, upon admission, you will need to pass exams in them.
But first, future specialists must choose a direction for study and only then look for a suitable university. So, in some institutions you can get the profession of an engineer-mechanic of vehicles, and in others – a specialist in the design of hydrological equipment. Therefore, before making a final decision, you should think carefully. After all, the future place of work will depend on the choice made.
What qualities should a future specialist have?
Now let’s talk about the qualities that a mechanical engineer should have.
Love for the exact sciences. Mathematics, physics, drawing – these disciplines will accompany the mechanic throughout his career. And only by having a passion for them, you can become a real professional, looking forward to a new working day.
A certain mindset. Naturally, an engineer must have good analytical skills in order to calculate all the formulas. But do not forget about creativity, because it was thanks to it that the world saw many new inventions.
Excellent memory. A good specialist must store a lot of information in his head, otherwise he cannot avoid professional mistakes.
Endurance and patience. Hours spent creating schemes, nightly calls to the enterprise due to another breakdown, a long search for its cause – all these are the usual everyday life of a mechanical engineer.
Sociability. A mechanical engineer is a managerial position, he has mechanics, electricians, turners and so on. Given this, a person of this profession should be able to competently distribute duties between workers, as well as be a worthy example for them.
As for the rest, the requirements for candidates for this position may vary depending on the type of production.
How to get a promising position?
Mechanical engineer is a job that requires maximum dedication, and this must be remembered, regardless of the chosen direction. As for the most promising vacancies associated with this profession, here we can single out the top three:
1. Oil industry. Everything related to oil promises good earnings, so if a mechanical engineer can guarantee the serviceability of equipment in such a production, then he has nothing to worry about the salary.
2. Design office. A position in such an institution is perfect for someone who wants to create new mechanisms and devices. True, the amount of payment here directly depends on how many inventions the engineer will have on his account.
3. Construction companies. Modern construction takes place in a semi-automated mode, therefore, a person is needed who will monitor the health of all mechanisms.
As for other areas, the salary there is also at the proper level, because a mechanical engineer is a very valuable employee. To a greater extent, everything will depend on the region in which the specialist lives, as well as on the size of the organization.
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Here, entering this institution, youth will not hear empty words without any thought, only sounds without any meaning. Here they teach what really exists…
Teacher and writer Rustam Kurbatov about modern education — Realnoe Vremya
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07:00, 06/03/2018
Plot: Realnoe Vremya Reading Room
Teacher Rustam Kurbatov on how not to waste a child’s ten school years
What has changed in the Russian school over the past three decades? How did computers and Wikipedia affect teacher-student relationships? What should be the ideal modern school? These and other questions of Realnoe Vremya were answered by Rustam Kurbatov, the founder and director of one of the first private schools in Russia, Kovcheg-XXI, a teacher and author of popular books.
“The school is the same as it was 35 years ago. Unfortunately”
— Rustam, the school seems to have changed a lot over the past few decades. Unified exam, computers, competitiveness. But is it changing in the right direction?
— I think that the school does not change. All the changes in schools over the past 20 years are like ripples on the surface of the water. If you put your hand on your heart, the changes came only from the technical side. Yes, computers have penetrated the school, but nothing has changed in the content compared to the time when I studied (and this is 35 years ago). The same classes, the same children who sit at desks of two people and listen to the teacher, the same teacher who stands at the blackboard – it doesn’t matter if it’s wooden or interactive.
At the heart of the modern school is the idea that you just need to pass on knowledge. The school is presented as a kind of mechanism for pumping gigabytes of information from one head to another. And nothing better has been invented here than a class-lesson system or an administrative-explanatory method, when the teacher says something, tells, explains, demonstrates on the blackboard or on the computer, and then asks how the students learned it, and the best way to survey is a test, oral or written. That is, the school is a very conservative, stable, even motionless social mechanism that somehow survives all attempts to transform it, all modernizations, innovations, reforms and other projects and paradigms.
— And this prompted you to create a private lyceum “Ark- XXI”?
– It reminds me of a conversation with a psychiatrist ( laughs ). There are people who are sick of the school, who once ambitiously and extravagantly wanted to change the school, to make it better. And this dream haunts them.
— The question is what is a good school.
– The answers can be very different. But in general there are two options. The first is a very correct school, where they teach correctly. And the highest example of such a school is the elite educational institutions of selected teachers and children. This is a school that largely repeats the classical model, nothing changes there in terms of pedagogy, just very good people work there, so information is transferred effectively. The second option is a child-centered school, where the student himself is at the center of the process, and we begin to do something so that there are good conditions for his development, so that he is free. This is different. And I’m interested in the second idea.
There are people who are sick of school, who once ambitiously and extravagantly wanted to change the school, to make it better. And this dream haunts them
— Can you tell us more about it?
— I wanted our school to have less cramming, what we call scholasticism, meaningless repetition of the same thing, so that it would be possible to think independently, so that knowledge would not be passed on in finished form. I wanted the children not to sleep during the lesson, to be able to move and talk. Do not just listen to how the teacher solves problems, but solve them yourself.
I am not a supporter of the leftist idea that a child’s life in school should be no different from a child’s life outside of it. But I wanted teaching for children to make sense. Because now the general impression of children from a mass school is that there is no point in it. Is everything simple? how are the robots? they perform some kind of mechanical operations – and teachers, and children, and parents, everyone performs certain rituals, but no one understands why this is necessary, and no one experiences any spiritual feelings. With us, if a student writes a letter, he knows that there is a certain addressee who will read this letter. If he does some project in biology, then he will speak to the students of another class.
The student must understand that work has some meaning for him. This is especially important for teenagers. Small children are ready to do whatever they are told, at least in the first and second school years, just from the joy that they are in the team, that there is a teacher who can look at them, praise them. But teenagers do not study at all, because meaningfulness is important to them.
I may be saying banal things, but a child deserves more than just sitting at a desk and cramming. After all, school years are the brightest, this is the best time when a person is formed, when he is receptive, open, most sensitive to the world. Therefore, it is very sad when these years turn, if not into hard labor, then into monotonous sitting.
“At our lessons, a student can talk to a neighbor, walk around the class, read, write, ask questions”
— What of your wishes did you manage to implement in your school?
— You see, all the teachers in both experimental and public schools are sure that they love children. Because we are all normal people. Therefore, our task was not to establish any special relationship based on love and cooperation, but to solve purely organizational and methodological issues. Is there an alternative to boring lessons? Yes there is. And in our elementary school, most of the lessons are activities. This is not really a lesson, it is sometimes individual, sometimes collective work, during which the student can talk with a neighbor, walk around the class, read, write, ask questions. Children do not get tired during such lessons. When I, as a director, come to such a lesson, I do not feel sorry for the children. At the same time, it is difficult for me to sit even 10 minutes in a traditional lesson, to say nothing of children, for whom this is generally unnatural. But the lesson where the children are working, you can sit through to the end. Because nobody got tired of school work yet, they get tired of school idleness.
The second most important point is that children understand that their learning has some meaning both in form and in substance. If we learn English, then we shoot a film in English. Moreover, from grades 1 to 11, films evolve from simple scenes to real director’s work. Also, the school must answer the important worldview questions that the child sets for himself. Anything is taught in schools – the laws of oil refining, the laws of heredity, and the repressions of the interim government. But they do not answer the questions that the child faces in life – philosophical ones. And this should also be.
Is there an alternative to boring lessons? Yes there is. And in our elementary school, most of the lessons are activities
— And what is your assessment system? Do your parents also expect good grades from their children?
— It’s a myth that parents want grades. In fact, they want results. And if we find other forms to say about the result of the work, then we can do without evaluations. In elementary school we work without them at all, and in high school we rarely put them on, but aptly.
Right now leftist radical pedagogy has become very popular in Russia — people say that they won’t have lessons, classes, grades in their schools. That is, everything is canceled and children study without any system. But that’s not possible. These are adult games. So what have we done by abolishing the five-point grade in elementary school? Entered a list of tasks that the student performs during the week. And when he shows us his work, we say “yes” or “no”, whether it is accepted or not. Actually, adults work in exactly the same way: if the customer likes their work, they accept it; if not, it needs to be redone. This is a business approach, and we introduced it.
“The slogan “Let’s study only what is useful to us in life!” — also extreme”
— Often, when complaining about our schooling, critics talk about the separation of theory from practice. The student studies various subjects, but does not understand how all this applies to his life. How do you assess this problem and how do you solve it in your school?
— On the one hand, you are right. We study different things at school, but we don’t understand, roughly speaking, why you can’t put your finger into the socket, what electric current is and how it works. Therefore, the first trend of modern Russian pedagogy is to rely on the interests of the child, to build on experience. Today this is a very popular thing among both parents and teachers, and how children support it! They all say: “Let’s do what is useful to us in life!”. This is a revolutionary slogan. “We will study physics and chemistry, which we encounter in everyday life. In history, we are mainly interested in modern processes. At the lessons of literature, we will not analyze literary works, but we will talk about our own opinion. It all goes under the sign of reliance on experience. And in general, this is probably correct, because in our country the school has always been scholastic and divorced from experience: life is in itself, and knowledge is in itself.
But, on the other hand, I cannot completely share this approach, because there is some danger in it. This is extreme. One must be able to combine practical orientation, reliance on experience and theoretical thinking, and the ability to answer worldview questions. Yes, we will teach children how to repair a socket and screw a light bulb, they will learn what the washing powder consists of in chemistry lessons – but some things are beyond the scope of experience. In our experience, we never encounter atoms, or photons, or even electrical waves.
Therefore, modern education, on the one hand, should be kind of practical. And on the other hand, philosophy should be the main subject, because we do not understand where our Universe came from, we do not understand anything in human evolution, we cannot assume anything about the future of mankind. There are so many questions that it is impossible to reduce everything only to experience.
— When creating your school, did you rely on someone else’s experience?
– This is an important question. For 25 years I have been thinking about whether another school was born from a regular school. School is a vicious circle. When you are inside, stewing in this brine, it is difficult to get out of it. Therefore, apparently, there must be some kind of sample, there must be an idea. There is an idea – there is a school. Without an idea that comes from outside, a school cannot be made. Because we will repeat ourselves, based on stereotypes of behavior. So what happened at 90 years? There was an attempt at a creative humane pedagogy, a pedagogy of cooperation. It was a powerful impulse of the early 90s. Many teachers were inspired and fascinated by the idea of another school, where the child will be interested, where his abilities will be revealed, where there is no endless repetition, violence. All the 1990s passed under the sign of the pedagogy of cooperation in our country.
“R A child deserves more than just sitting at a desk and cramming. After all, school years are the brightest e, this is the best time when a person is formed, when he is receptive, open, most sensitive to the world. Photo covcheg.org
In the West, by the way, the pedagogy of cooperation arose at the beginning of the 20th century. That is, we are late by almost a hundred years. And there, of course, the ideas of Montessori, Frenet, Dewey were actively developed. I was very inspired by Celestin Frenet, a French teacher who revolutionized the school. He brought a printing press to school, and the children themselves began to print on it. What was this machine? Two sheets of A3 format, which fit on the desk, and letter letters. Children who used to write in notebooks began to type their texts with these letters. They began to write not for the teacher, but for other people – they printed these letters and discussed them all together. And then – and group work, and individual tasks. This is a child-oriented school, where the person is above all, and not some norms and standards.
“The school is now in such a sad state that only lazy people do not scold it”
— But, in your own words from one note in the press — “why the school, when everywhere you get Wi-Fi, there is Wikipedia” ?
— The school is in such a sad state now that only lazy people do not scold it. And more and more among the parents of those who transfer their children to home schooling, saying: “We will not take them to school, they will learn everything themselves with the help of a computer.” Yes, this is a stable trend of modern education. In part, I support these people, because it is a pity to give ten years of a child into the void. I’m not even talking about the barracks of the school – it’s sad from thoughtlessness, from the fact that these ten years will be just dead time.
Therefore, going to extremes, people say that they don’t need a teacher. We understand that this is coming – artificial intelligence will soon conquer all of us. But where are the limits of artificial intelligence? A student alone with a computer or with a book will be able to read, learn, tell, but he will not be able to put a question alone. While the most important thing in learning is the key moment – to be able to be surprised, doubt, ask a question. And this is possible only in a conversation with another person. You can learn all of Shakespeare and a foreign language with the help of a computer. But you need an interlocutor to ask good provocative questions. And only in this sense can the modern school justify itself. The transfer of knowledge through a computer is better than through a teacher. A computer has beaten a person in chess, in go, and a computer can transfer knowledge much better than any person. But he does not know how to doubt. And this is necessary. In general, modern education is conceived not in the form of ready-made answers, but rather in the form of questions that a person puts in his mind. It is desirable that a graduate of the school be puzzled, surprised, so that he comes out with a huge list of misunderstandings and a desire to comprehend this world all his life. I think this is education.
— The first robot teachers are already being tested in Finland, the advantage of which over human teachers is that they do not get tired and cannot be pissed off. But after all, a teacher is not only a transmitter of knowledge, in our history the teacher was also an example of morality. The students went to the class teacher throughout their lives…
— Like a priest… It seems to me that this is such a nostalgic picture. Departing nature. The subject of nostalgia is mainly for district teachers: they say, there were times … But we must understand that these are memories of the era when the teacher and the doctor were the only educated people in the village. But this will never happen again. Therefore, you can regret and shed a tear as much as you like, but it seems to me that this is unworthy of a real teacher. We understand that indeed, through the Internet, a child can learn everything he wants in two seconds, which he used to learn in months. And the child uses the same computer much better than the teacher. Therefore, we will not sob. This former state, when they approached and said “Mr. Teacher …”, will not be. It is high time to get off the pedestal, otherwise we will all grow moss. This nature is gone, these are the Middle Ages. The teacher should not think about his status, but about who he can be for a teenager today.
As for the moral ideal, this question is not discussed at all. Some things are indecent to talk about. Of course, if the teacher is not a very good person, he should leave the school.
You can learn all of Shakespeare and a foreign language with the help of a computer. But you need an interlocutor to ask good provocative questions. And only in this sense can a modern school justify itself
— But why doesn’t the teaching profession enjoy the same respect and honor in society as it did fifty years ago?
— It seems to me that teachers should stop thinking about respect and authority. Because authority today can no longer be status – simply because you are a teacher. The authority remains, but it is no longer the authority of power (I mean here not only political power, but also the power of knowledge, which Michel Foucault spoke of). There used to be some people who knew something that others didn’t. And this allowed them to control and manipulate people.
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News – What all parents should know about children’s water safety
Where can a child drown?
Anywhere. This does not always happen in deep waters. When the author of this article was doing residency in the Department of Pediatric Orthopedics and Traumatology, the head of the department, a doctor with vast experience, often repeated the phrase: “A small child can drown even in a glass.”
If there is enough water in a container for a child to dip his face in, it is already dangerous. First of all, this applies to the age of 1-4 years. Babies drown in buckets, basins, puddles, garden barrels, and even in pet drinkers. If in a pool of water a child is only chest or waist-deep, he can still drown. There are cases when unattended school-age children drowned in the bath, although there was just nothing there.
How do you know if a child is drowning?
First of all, forget the shots from Hollywood films.
The child does not flounder or scream, he just drowns quietly and quickly, usually within 30 seconds.
All efforts of the respiratory system are aimed at getting a breath of oxygen, so there will be no loud screams. Instead of waving his arms, a drowning person tries to push them off, from the outside it looks like a game.
Often, when a child drowns, the parents are very close and do not understand that the baby needs help. This is impossible to understand if you do not know what drowning really looks like. Remember the main signs.
Mouth at or below water level, or wide open with head thrown back.
“Glass”, “empty” look.
The legs are usually not visible because the drowning person’s body is in a vertical position.
The child’s hair falls on his face, eyes, and he does not try to brush it off.
The child tries to swim in a certain direction, but remains in place.
The child tries to roll over on his back, but he fails.
If you do not understand whether the child is drowning or just playing, ask him if everything is all right. Doesn’t answer?
No time to think: quickly pull him out of the water.
The main security measure is constant supervision
Children who are left without supervision most often drown. Even if there are many adults near the pond, this still does not guarantee safety. Firstly, not all people know the signs that a child is drowning. They can stand nearby and calmly watch how the baby “plays” in the water.
Secondly, when there are many adults, everyone and at the same time no one is watching the children. Everyone hopes for the others.
Therefore, rule number one: at least one adult should be nearby, in the water, and only look after the child. You can’t be distracted by anything. Five seconds to view messages on the phone – and the tragedy has already happened.
Even if the child can swim, one of the adults should be nearby. If there are several children in the pond, they need to be introduced to each other and explained that everyone should periodically check if his friends are nearby, if everything is in order. The child must clearly know the rules of behavior near water bodies and the pool.
Teach your child to swim
Parents decide at what age to start. Better immediately, as soon as you feel that your child has matured psychologically and physically. You can teach him to swim on your own, but it is better to enroll in a special section where a professional instructor will work with him.
Use a vest and sleeves
Special vests and sleeves can save your child’s life. It is mandatory to use them, but you should not rely on them completely. The first step is constant supervision.
Learn first aid in advance
Rescuer, first aid expert Vitaly Kuznetsov:
First, thing to note: the moment when you have a lifeless child in front of you is not the best time to learn how to provide first aid. It is almost impossible to carry out effective resuscitation on a whim.
Trouble does not come according to schedule. But the courses are held regularly.
There are many of them – for every taste and budget, up to free ones. Of course, there is always the hope of remembering what you accidentally read or saw.
For example, 10-year-old Jacob O’Connor from Roseville, Michigan, rescued his 2-year-old brother from drowning in a pool by mimicking his favorite action movie hero. But such self-control is the exception, not the rule, you should not count on it, so we are preparing in advance.
Second.
Remember to gently but firmly remind children of the responsibility of open water.
According to the statistics given by the Lisa Alert squad, drowning is the main cause of death among lost children. 8 out of 10 dead drown, it is the caution in approaching the water that can save the life of a child. Sooner or later, the child will end up on the shore of the reservoir without you. It’s better if he’s ready for it.
Third.
Be sure to wear life jackets for all walks and other activities on the water.
A facility that supports self-direction, self-esteem, and self-control, Homegrown Kids Child Care Center in Pearland, TX applies positive methods of guidance and restraint. They also maintain an adept,respectful, and polite relationship with parents and features an outdoor play that is scheduled daily. The institution also provides snacks, breakfast, and lunch with menus that satisfy the daily nutritional requirements of children….
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Children’s Choice Learning Center in Pearland, Texas provides age-appropriate curriculum and activities that support growth and development. It is a fun and safe place where children can play, learn and explorenew things. Children’s Choice Learning Center operates from Mondays through Fridays, 6:00 AM to 6:30 PM….
Bright Learners Academy
12155 Shadow Creek Pkwy Ste 121, Pearland, TX 77584
Costimate: $177/day
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Bright Learners Academy is an educational facility located at 12155 Shadow Creek Pkwy Ste 121, Pearland, Texas.
The school offers a pre-kindergarten program for children ages three to five years old. Itoffers full-time child care and early childhood education programs in a safe, nurturing and stimulating environment. Bright Learners Academy provides educational activities that stimulate the children’s curiosity and appetite for learning….
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Lifeguard Christian Home Childcare provides caring and dedicated child care and education services in Pearland, Texas, for kids of all ages. The center provides education, social, cultural, emotional, physicaland recreational areas to provide parents the opportunity to give their child the best start possible….
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The Quest Early Learning Center meets the families’ early childhood needs in a nurturing environment. They feature a caring staff in helping the children flourish and grow through various learning programs.They engage the kids in educational instructions that improve their intellectual abilities and allow them to participate in physical and mental activities to keep them active. …
The School Zone
4540 Broadway St, Pearland, TX 77581
Costimate: $147/day
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Welcome to the School Zone West Campus! We appreciate your interest in our center and hope you will find everything you are looking for in the services we have to offer. Our goal is to provide quality childcare and education, a loving and nurturing environment, and reasonable tuition prices for families in the Pearland community.
Our center offers various learning curriculums based on the age of the class beginning with helping infants develop gross and fine motor skills and moving all the way to Pre-Kinder by getting our kids ready to enter the public-school system. Over time your child will learn about themselves and the world around them. They will build academic skills, character traits, and they will have tons of fun!
Each child’s day will include breakfast, a morning and afternoon snack, lunch, and nap time. All food and nap time items are provided. Your child’s schedule will also include outside time, so they may continue to develop their gross motor skills, get some fresh air, and use all the energy they have. They sure do have a lot of it.
Our staff undergoes continuous training to ensure that we are offering your child the absolute best education they can receive, especially in such an important time in their development. We also want to ensure your child’s safety while in our care. Each staff member is CPR and first aid certified in accordance with the State of Texas requirements.
We, again, would like to thank you for your interest in our center and we look forward to having you and your family join our School Zone family!
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The School Zone
3421 East Walnut Street, Pearland, TX 77581
Costimate: $146/day
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Founded in Faith and Fueled by Love our goal is to provide the highest quality child care and education for your children. Proudly serving Pearland for over 20 years.
Our program cares for children ages 6weeks – 12 years and we would love the opportunity to show you around one of our two local centers!
We offer full time child care as well as after school child care. Our after school transportation offers drop off and pick up from local schools.
With home cooked healthy meals for breakfast and lunch and morning and afternoon snacks for our full time kiddos you can rest easy knowing your munchkin isn’t being filled with processed foods and sugar!
We are a ‘no peanut-zone’ and welcome lactose free milk if your child has special dietary needs.
School Zone also has Summer Programs for your school agers that are sure to engage and entertain them. We plan one to two field trips per week all summer long. Some of our past trips have included the Bayou Wild Life Center, NASA’s Space Center, La Porte Wave Pool, and more!…
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Childcare center offering small sizes with individualized attention with age appropriate curriculum . Cameras throughout. Discounts for siblings, teachers, first responders and military. Full and part timeprogram. Childcare in a loving, clean and safe environment. Enrolling now for ages 18 months – 5 years. Open Monday – Friday 6:00am – 6:30pm & Select Saturdays….
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Get set for a thrill-filled summer! Our age-specific, kid-approved camps add up to a season of discovery and fun for preschool to school-age children. This year, our 12 weeks of camps fall into six greatthemes: Mighty Bodies, Bendy Brains; Awesome Art; Gravity Galore and More; The Wondrous World of Food; Wild about Water; and Featured Creatures.
We’re in session when your local public schools are on break and you’ll find our flexible scheduling works for your busy family. See why our summer (and winter and spring) break camps are the place to be when school’s out….
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Cathy’s Candyland located at 3309 Broadway Street, Pearland, Texas, offers childcare and learning services. The school operates from six AM to six-thirty PM, Mondays through Fridays. It offers programs forinfants, toddlers, early preschool and kindergarten prep. It provides before- and after- school programs, including summer camps and winter breaks….
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First Christian Academy is a Community Private Christian School. Our focus is to provide a quality education for all ages of children.
* FCA began in 1987 as a Tutorial Center , focusing on Reading, Mathand English for children 5-50 yrs. old.
* In 1989, FCA incorporated as a Private Christian School for students 3rd grade through 12th grade
* In 1992, FCA add grades K-3.
* In 1999, FCA purchased in old 1st Baptist Church in Pearland. The property was formally used as a Christian School for Infants through 6th grade. Because our new facility was already set up to be a school our Board of Directors agreed the time was right to add on Infants, Toddlers as well as a State of the Art, Preschool Dept.
Regardless of the age or grade level, First Christian Academy focus is on. Training up Children in the Ways of the Lord. FCA uses academics to do so. Our class size is keep small. This permits our teachers to focus on the individual needs of each student….
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Kids R Kids is a locally owned and operated franchise located in Pearland, Texas. The center is approximately 17,000 square feet with 10 classroom suites, a cafeteria, a resource room, a large activity gym forbefore and after school students, and four large play areas separated for age groups. They are open on weekdays from 6:00 am to 6:30 pm….
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Kids ‘R’ Kids of Highland Glen / Pearland is committed to a quality school program and strengthens children’s educational foundation by helping them become school ready through “Texas School Ready!,” an earlychildhood education method to enhance children’s school readiness….
Little Genius Club
4205 Broadway St, Pearland, TX 77581
Starting at $130/day
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Little Genius Club provides a stimulating early childhood program for toddlers and preschool age up to 5 years. Their goal is to prepare the students for their educational and life journey. The curriculumtargets all areas of child development and fosters school readiness….
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Back To Basic is a Christian childcare center located at 7408 Broadway St, Pearland, TX that accepts infants up to kindergarten for enrollment. Their center uses the Abeka curriculum as a method of instruction.Their center also offers after-school and enrichment programs for school-aged children….
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The Stepping Stones Learning Center in Pearland, Texas provides childcare, preschool, and after school care for infants to school aged children. They use the Frog Street and Learning Box curricula whichprovides age-level and developmentally-appropriate activities to develop the children’s emotional, social, cognitive, and physical development. The Stepping Stones Learning Center is open Mondays to Fridays, from six AM to six thirty PM….
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The Primrose School of Pearland in Pearland, Texas provides childcare and after-school care for infants, toddlers, pre-K, and school-aged children. They provide age-level and developmentally-appropriateactivities to stimulate the children’s emotional, social, cognitive, and physical growth. The Primrose School is open Mondays to Fridays, from six thirty AM to six thirty PM….
Kidz Come 1st
4540 Broadway St, Pearland, TX 77581
Starting at $110/day
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Kidz Come 1st provides caring and dedicated child care and education services in Pearland, Texas, for kids from infant, toddler, pre-kindergarten program. The center provides education, social, cultural,emotional, physical and recreational areas to provide parents the opportunity to give their child the best start possible….
Pearland Kids Club
4205 Broadway St, Pearland, TX 77581
Costimate: $149/day
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Pearland Kids Club is a new childcare facility that just opened in Pearland. Please call to schedule a tour of our facility! We are excited to meet and get to know the Pearland families!
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Kids Club After-school Care offers fun quality care to children ages 5 to 10.
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FAQs for finding daycares in Pearland
In 2022 what type of daycare can I find near me in Pearland, TX?
There are a variety of daycares in Pearland, TX providing full time and part-time care. Some daycares are facility-based and some are in-home daycares operated out of a person’s home. They can also vary in the degree of education and curriculum they offer. Additionally, some daycares offer bilingual programs for parents that want to immerse their children in multiple languages.
How can I find a daycare near me in Pearland, TX?
If you are looking for daycare options near you, start several months in advance of when you need care for your child. Care.com has 308 in Pearland, TX as of November 2022 and you can filter daycares by distance from Pearland or your zip code. From there, you can then compare daycare rates, parent reviews, view their specific services, see their hours of operation and contact them through the website for further information or to request an appointment.
What questions should I ask a daycare provider before signing up?
As you visit daycare facilities in Pearland, TX, you should ask the providers what their hours are so you can be prepared to adjust your schedule for drop-off and pick-up. Ask what items you are responsible for bringing for your child and what items you may be required to provide that will be shared among other children or the daycare staff. Also, make sure to check directly with the business for information about their local licensing and credentials in Pearland, TX.
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Why does Turgenev’s novel begin on May 20, 1859? Where did the author borrow Bazarov’s views from? Why are we told about the fatal love of Pavel Petrovich and the ring with the sphinx? Answers to these and other questions are in the new issue of the column about the secrets of great books
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1. The mystery of the first phrase of the novel
In the first phrase of Fathers and Sons, Turgenev accurately names the date of the beginning of the novel:
“What, Pyotr, can’t you see yet? – Asked on May 20, 1859, going out without a hat on the low porch of an inn on the *** highway, a gentleman of about forty years old . .. “
Why 20 May 1859? We would never know the exact answer if the draft manuscript of the novel had not been found The history of the study of “Fathers and Sons” is like a detective story. The draft manuscript of the novel was considered lost until in the middle of 19In the 1980s, the English antiquary Lord Parmur did not find it in Paris and did not report this sensational find to Academician D.S. Likhachev. He did everything to redeem the manuscript, which was almost put up for auction at Sotheby’s. Likhachev managed to convince the Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the USSR N. I. Ryzhkov to find 400 thousand pounds sterling, and the unique autograph finally ended up in the Pushkin House in St. Petersburg, where it is still kept .. It turned out that at first Turgenev dated the arrival of Arkady and Bazarov to the Kirsanov estate 25 May. This very day 1859of the year was remembered by Turgenev by his meeting with his old friend Herzen in London after a long break. The friends were most likely discussing the famous article by the London émigré “Very dangerous!!!” directed against the views of Dobrolyubov and Chernyshevsky, two young radical critics of the Sovremennik magazine, and published in Kolokol on June 1.
Herzen’s article “Very dangerous!!!”. 1859 From the publication “The Bell. The first decade 1857-1867, London, Geneva, 1867
On that day, Turgenev appeared at Herzen’s house not alone, but with his younger friend and protégé, Elisey Kolbasin, also an employee of Sovremennik. It can be assumed that the conversation between Herzen, Turgenev and Kolbasin revolved around the conflict that flared up between the “fathers” (Herzen and Turgenev who took his side) and the “children” (Chernyshevsky and Dobrolyubov). Later, polishing the text, Turgenev decided, apparently, to abandon the overly straightforward allusion to the date of publication of Herzen’s article in order to remove possible projections and allusions.
2. The secret of Bazarov’s complexes
The protagonist of the novel Bazarov tells his friend Arkady and readers about his origin:
“- A good duchess,” Arkady objected, “from the first time she invited such strong aristocrats as we are with you. – Especially me, the future doctor, and the doctor’s son, and the deacon’s grandson … You know that I am the deacon’s grandson? ..
“Like Speransky,” Bazarov added after a short silence and twisted his lips.
In the preparatory materials for the novel, Bazarov’s genealogy was designated even more extensively: “the son of a doctor, who himself was the son of a priest.” Why did Turgenev give the hero such a social origin?
This decision is deeply logical: it is typical of the biographies of many doctors of the 19th century. The medical profession was perceived as unworthy of a nobleman. As a rule, children of the clergy (small and medium) became doctors in the 1850s. Graduates of theological seminaries often went to medical faculties for various reasons – some out of a desire to serve the common people, some because of the quota of the government, which specially recruited seminarians to fill empty due to lack of space in medical faculties. Bazarov’s father, Vasily Ivanovich, “was a strong Latinist,” that is, he did well in his time in Latin, apparently thanks to his seminary training, but then he served in the army and became a nobleman.
However, with the origin of Bazarov Sr. and the attitude of his son towards him in the novel, not everything is so simple. The researchers found that in a conversation about himself, Bazarov self-irically uses the aristocratic name “doctor”, looking at himself from the side, while other heroes of the novel call this profession “doctor” (or “doctor”). All this gives reason to suspect Bazarov of a social inferiority complex, which, judging by Turgenev’s hints, makes the hero return to this topic all the time and painfully beat it in conversations with the noblemen Kirsanovs. The integrity of Bazarov’s personality is thus in doubt.
3. Bazarov’s secret
Evgeny Bazarov informs Arkady that he has an angel’s day:
“Congratulate me,” Bazarov suddenly exclaimed, “today is the twenty-second of June, my angel’s day. Let’s see how he cares about me somehow. Today they are waiting for me at home,” he added, lowering his voice… “Well, they’ll wait, what’s the importance!”
However, researchers recently found out that Bazarov’s words do not correspond to reality: June 22 is the memorial day of the Hieromartyr Eusebius of Samosata, and Eugene is celebrated in winter and in March. What is it – a lie of Bazarov or an oversight of the author?
The most plausible explanation for this discrepancy is an accidental mistake by Turgenev, who probably checked the month-word for 1858 and 1859, where the day of Eugene of Samosata was erroneously indicated under the date June 22, and in the alphabetical list of saints at the end near Eusebius was the date June 22 . Another version – that Bazarov was baptized as Eusebius, but pious parents called him Enyusha (Zhenya) – seems unconvincing.
4. The Mystery of the Sphinx
Turgenev tells us the biography of Pavel Petrovich, and in particular talks about his fatal passion for a certain princess R. The lover gave the princess a ring with a sphinx – a symbol of mystery; the princess dies and before her death returns the gift:
“… he received a package addressed to him: it contained the ring he had given to the princess. She drew a cruciform line on the sphinx and told him to say that the cross is the key.
And yet, what is the key to the sphinx? To answer this question, let’s first ask it a little more broadly: why did Turgenev need the plot itself with Pavel Petrovich’s past love?
The fact is that, telling the story of Pavel Petrovich and Bazarov in parallel, pushing the antagonist heroes together, Turgenev hints that they clash not only because they belong to two different generations and two conflicting political camps, but also because in they have a lot in common. They are doubles, their characters are “mirrored” with the help of a whole system of doublet motives: both follow strict life principles, both have love failures that turn into psychological trauma, both cast loving glances at Fenechka, and, finally, both worship a fetish – each to his own.
Pavel Petrovich’s fetish is the ideal of Nelly R. fatal and with a “mysterious look”. He did not get rid of the passion for the dead princess, continuing to look for her image in women, and in an incomprehensible way found it in Fenechka.
Bazarov, studying the anatomy of the eye, does not believe in the “mysterious look”, but worships a different fetish – belief in his usefulness to the Russian peasant, who in fact does not understand him and takes him for a “pea jester”. Although in the novel the word “sphinx” is not put into the mouth of Bazarov, his attitude towards the people is conveyed through another ornate comparison with the mystical characters of Anna Ratcliffe’s gothic novels: “The Russian peasant is the same mysterious stranger that Mrs. Ratcliffe once talked so much about. Who will understand him? He doesn’t understand himself.” In 1862, in a letter to Pavel Annenkov, Turgenev already directly likened the Russian people to the “Sphinx”, and in 1878 he even composed a prose poem “The Sphinx” – exactly about this.
5. The mystery of Bazarov’s worldview
Nihilist Bazarov ponders:
“But I’m thinking: I’m lying here under a haystack… The narrow place that I occupy is so tiny in comparison with the rest of the space where I’m not there and where I don’t care; and the part of the time that I will be able to live is so insignificant before eternity, where I was not and will not be… And in this atom, in this mathematical point, the blood circulates, the brain works, it also wants something… What a disgrace! What nonsense!”
Everyone remembers well the materialistic views of Bazarov: the hero denies romanticism, religion, emphasizes the priority of sensations and reflexes, advises Nikolai Petrovich to read the then fashionable book “Matter and Force”. But what is nihilistic in his thoughts under the hay?!
Blaise Pascal. Engraving by Gerard Edelink. XVII century Bibliothèque nationale de France
Turgenev borrowed the hero’s materialistic views from the articles of Chernyshevsky, Dobrolyubov and partly Belinsky. But researchers have found that his reflections under the haystack have a completely different source: it is the skeptical philosophy of Blaise Pascal (whom the writer admired). Bazarov’s heartfelt monologue goes back to the following passage from Pascal’s “Thoughts”:
“I see these terrifying spaces of the universe that enclose me in themselves, I feel tied to one corner of this vast world, not knowing why I am placed in this and not another place, why the short time that is given to me to live assigned to me precisely at this, and not at another point in the whole eternity that preceded me and that follows me. From all sides I see only infinities that enclose me like an atom… All that I am aware of is only that I must die soon…” Quoted in P. D. Pervov’s translation of 1888.
It turns out that, in describing the views of Bazarov, Turgenev mixed in with the materialism of Chernyshevsky and Dobrolyubov a completely different philosophy from the venerable European tradition. It is obvious that with this and other philosophizing, after the outbreak of passion for Odintsova, Bazarov partly refutes himself – his complete denial of the spiritual and metaphysical side of life.
6. The mystery of Bazarov’s delirium
Bazarov dies, and his dying words are interrupted by delirium:
“Russia needs me… No, apparently not. And who is needed? A shoemaker is needed, a tailor is needed, a butcher … sells meat … a butcher … wait, I’m confused … There is a forest … “
What does the forest have to do with it? It is clear that you can’t say such things in delirium, but this is not real nonsense, but literary nonsense, which means there must be a clue.
And here it is: the forest in Bazarov’s delirium – from his own previous words. In the XVI chapter, in a dispute with Odintsova, the hero eloquently defends, as it seems to him, a scientific, correct view of a person, in which the individual psyche now plays no role:
“. .. It is not worth the trouble to study individuals. All people are similar to each other both in body and soul; each of us has a brain, spleen, heart, and lungs the same way; and the so-called moral qualities are the same for everyone: small modifications mean nothing. One human specimen is enough to judge all others. People are like trees in the forest; no botanist will deal with every single birch.”
Disagreeing with Bazarov, Odintsova thoughtfully repeats the phrase “trees in the forest” after him. The more the hero falls in love with Anna Sergeevna, the more romanticism he discovers in himself and the more angry he becomes with his weakness. It is at these moments that some force draws Bazarov into the same forest: “Then he went into the forest and walked along it with long steps, breaking the branches that came across and scolding both her and himself in an undertone” Chapter XVII ..
Finally, it finally becomes clear that the forest is a symbol and an important motif of the novel, when in a dream, before a duel with Pavel Petrovich, he appears to Bazarov as “a big forest with which he still had to fight” Chapter XXIV . .
The circle closes : the forest, consisting of many trees, turns into a symbol not just of a single person (Odintsova or Pavel Petrovich), who resists the hero, but also of the bottomless human psyche, the subconscious, which Bazarov strives for, but cannot comprehend, because he does not understand, why study them separately. That is why, before his death, Turgenev makes him see the forest again – this symbol of the unknowability of an alien soul. After all, according to the Russian proverb, a foreign soul is a dark forest.
“Three days later, Bazarov went into his father’s room and asked if he had a hellish stone?
– There is; what do you need?
– You need to… cauterize the wound.
– To whom?
– To yourself.
– How, yourself! Why is this? What is this wound? Where’s she?
– Right here, on the finger. Today I went to the village, you know, where the typhoid peasant was brought from. For some reason they were going to open it, but I haven’t practiced this for a long time.
– Well?
– Well, so I asked the county doctor; well, he cut himself.”
Why does Bazarov die like this? This memorable detail opens the way to answering one of the main questions for Turgenevologists – who exactly was the prototype of Bazarov. There are several answers to this question, and many of the prototypes are related to healing and fighting epidemics.
After the novel was published in 1862, Turgenev mentioned one of the prototypes – a provincial doctor Dmitriev, an accidental fellow traveler who told the writer in the Petersburg-Moscow train car about some new means of combating anthrax. Very soon, Turgenev learned that Dmitriev had died, which, obviously, influenced the formation of the finale of the novel with the death of the hero.
Disputes about other prototypes of the protagonist did not subside for more than a hundred years, until in 1984 Patrick Waddington published Turgenev’s notebook with preparatory materials for the novel, kept in a private Parisian archive. It turned out that when conceived of the main character in the summer of 1860, Turgenev kept in mind “a mixture of Dobrolyubov, Pavlov and Preobrazhensky.” If contemporaries immediately discerned the features of the famous critic Nikolai Dobrolyubov and broke many copies on this score, reproaching the writer for malicious irony in relation to the author of the article “The Dark Kingdom”, who died in 1861, then no one guessed about the other persons mentioned. Ivan Vasilyevich Pavlov, a doctor, writer, acquaintance and neighbor of Turgenev in Spassky-Lutovinov, was sharp-tongued and famous for his harsh judgments about literature, which was useful to the writer. Finally, Vasily Grigoryevich Preobrazhensky, a young zemstvo doctor and the son of the writer’s brother managing the estates, could be remembered by Turgenev for his selfless fight against cholera, which broke out in the neighboring Spassky district in 1855 and terrified the writer.
Finally, the surname Bazarov itself was well known in the late 1850s – in Tula, Ioann Grigoryevich Bazarov was a professor at the Theological Academy, and his son, Ioann Ioannovich, from 1844 was a priest of the Russian Church in Frankfurt am Main and the confessor of his daughter one of the great princes. In 1869, Turgenev met him personally in Stuttgart.
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Again I am in the village. I go hunting, I write my verses – life is easy. Yesterday, tired of walking in the swamp, I wandered into the barn and fell deeply asleep. Woke up: in the wide cracks of the barn Rays of cheerful sun look. A dove is cooing; flying over the roof, Young rooks cry; Some other bird is also flying – I recognized the crow just by the shadow; Chu! some whisper… and here is a string Along the slit of attentive eyes! All gray, brown, blue eyes – Mixed like flowers in a field. They have so much peace, freedom and affection, They have so much holy kindness! I love the expression of a child’s eye, I always recognize it. I froze: tenderness touched my soul… Chu! whisper again!
First time
Beard!
Second
A gentleman, they said!
Second
A bar does not have a beard – a mustache.
First
And the legs are long, like poles.
Black and white
Look, there’s a watch on the hat!
F
Oh, important thing!
Sixth
And a golden chain…
Seventh
Is tea expensive?
Wow
How the sun burns!
Baby
And there is a big, big dog! Water is running from the tongue.
F
Shotgun! just look: double barrel, Carved clasps…
Treat _ (with fright)
Looks!
Black
Be quiet, nothing! Let’s stand still, Grisha!
Third party
It will kill…
My spies were frightened And they rushed away: they heard a man, So sparrows fly in a flock from the chaff. I calmed down, squinted – they appeared again, Little eyes flicker through the cracks. What happened to me – they marveled at everything And they pronounced my sentence: – What a goose like that! I would lie on my stove! And apparently not a gentleman: how he was driving from the swamp, So next to Gavrila . .. – “Hear, be silent!”
O dear rascals! Who often saw them, He, I believe, loves peasant children; But even if you hated them, Reader, as “a low kind of people”, – I still must confess openly, That I often envy them: So much poetry has been merged in their life, How, God forbid, spoiled children yours. Happy people! Neither science, nor bliss They do not know in childhood. I made mushroom raids with them: I dug up the leaves, ransacked the stumps,0048 And in the morning I couldn’t find anything. “Look, Savosya, what a ring!” We both bent down, and at the same time grab the Snake! I jumped: it hurt! Savosya laughs: “Caught for nothing!” But then we ruined them pretty much And put them in a row on the railing of the bridge. We must have been waiting for the feats of glory. We had a big road: People of working rank scurried Along it without a number. Vologda ditch digger, Tinker, tailor, wool beater, And then a citizen of the city On the eve of the holiday, he rolls to pray. Under our thick ancient elms Tired people were drawn to rest. The guys will surround: stories will begin About Kyiv, about a Turk, about wonderful animals. Another will play, so just hold on – He will start from Volochka, it will reach Kazan “ Mimic Chukhna, Mordovians, Cheremis, And amuse with a fairy tale, and twist a parable: “Farewell, guys! We had Vavilo, he lived richer than everyone else, Yes, I once thought of murmuring at God, – Since then, Vavilo has become shabby, ruined, There is no honey from bees, harvest from the earth, And only in one thing he was happy, That the hair from his nose grew rapidly … “ The worker will arrange, lay out shells – Planers, files, chisels, knives: “Look, little devils!” And the children are happy, How you saw, how you tinker – show them everything. A passer-by will fall asleep to his jokes, The guys get down to business – sawing and planing! The saw will go out – you can’t sharpen it even in a day! They break the drill and run away in fright. It happened that whole days flew by here, – Like a new passerby, then a new story …
Wow, it’s hot! .. Until noon, mushrooms were picked. Here they came out of the forest – towards exactly A blue ribbon, winding, long, Meadow river; jumped off in a crowd, And fair-haired heads over the desert river What porcini mushrooms in a forest clearing! The river resounded with both laughter and a howl: Here a fight is not a fight, a game is not a game… And the sun is scorching them with midday heat. – Home, kids! it’s time to have dinner.— We’ve returned. Everyone has a basket full, And how many stories! Caught with a scythe, Caught a hedgehog, got a little lost And saw a wolf … oh, what a terrible one! They offer flies and goats to the hedgehog, Roots gave him his own milk – He doesn’t drink! retreated…
Who catches leeches On the lava, where the uterus beats the linen, Who nurses his sister, two-year-old Glashka, Who drags kvass on the reaping bucket, And he, having tied his shirt under his throat, Something mysteriously draws in the sand; That one got into a puddle, and this one with a new one: She wove herself a glorious wreath, Everything is white, yellow, pale lilac Yes, occasionally a red flower. Those are sleeping in the sun, those are squatting. Here is a girl catching a horse with a basket – She caught it, jumped up and rides on it. And is she, born under the heat of the sun And brought home in an apron from the field, To be afraid of her humble horse?
Mushroom time did not have time to depart, Look – everyone’s lips are already black, They filled the mouth: the blueberries are ripe! And there are raspberries, lingonberries, walnuts! A childish cry, repeated by an echo, From morning until night, rumbles through the forests. Frightened by singing, hooting, laughter, Will the grouse take off, croaking to the chicks, Will the hare jump up – sodom, turmoil! Here is an old capercaillie with a slick wing He was brought into the bush … well, the poor thing is bad! They drag the living one to the village with triumph…
— Enough, Vanyusha! you walked a lot, It’s time for work, dear! – But even labor will turn first To Vanyusha its smart side: He sees how his father fertilizes the field, How he throws grain into the loose earth, How the field then begins to turn green, How the ear grows, pours grain; The finished harvest will be cut with sickles, They will be tied up in sheaves, they will be brought to the barn, They will dry it, beat it with flails, They will grind it in the mill and bake bread. A child will taste fresh bread And in the field he more willingly runs after his father. Will they wind up the senets: “Climb, little shooter!” Vanyusha enters the village as a tsar…
However, envy in a noble child It would be a pity for us to sow. So, by the way, we are obliged to wrap The other side of the medal. Suppose a peasant child is free Grows up without learning anything, But he will grow up, if God pleases, And nothing prevents him from bending. Suppose he knows forest paths, Prancing on horseback, not afraid of water, But midges mercilessly eat him, On the other hand, he is familiar with the works early…
Once, in the cold winter season, I came out of the forest; there was severe frost. I look, it slowly rises uphill A horse carrying a cart of brushwood. And, marching solemnly, in orderly calmness, A little man is leading the horse by the bridle In large boots, in a sheepskin coat, In large mittens . .. and he himself with a fingernail! – Hello, boy! – “Go past yourself!” – You are too formidable, as I see it! Where are the firewood from? – “From the forest, of course; Father, you hear, he cuts, and I take him away. (A woodcutter’s ax resounded in the forest.) — Does your father have a big family? “It’s a big family, but two people A total of muzhiks: my father and me…” — So there it is! And what is your name? – Vlas. – Are you a year old? – “The sixth passed … Well, dead!” the little one shouted in a bass voice, rushed by the bridle and walked faster. The sun shone so brightly on this picture, The child was so hilariously small, It was as if everything was made of cardboard, As if I were in a children’s theater! But the boy was a living, real boy, And firewood, and brushwood, and a piebald horse, And snow, lying to the windows of the village, And cold fire of the winter sun – Everything, everything was real Russian, With the stigma of unsociable, deadly winters, What is so painfully sweet to the Russian soul, What instills Russian thoughts in the minds, Those honest thoughts that have no will, For which there is no death – press do not press, In which there is so much malice and pain, In which there is so much love!
Play now, children! Grow at will! That’s why you’ve been given a red childhood, To love this meager field forever, So that it always seems sweet to you. Keep your age-old heritage, Love your working bread – And let the charm of childhood poetry Guide you into the depths of your native land! ..
Now it’s time for us to return to the beginning. Noticing that the guys have become bolder, — “Hey, thieves are coming! I called out to Fingal: Steal, steal! Well, hide quickly! Fingalushka made a serious face, He buried my belongings under the hay, He hid the game with special diligence, He lay down at my feet and growled angrily. An extensive field of canine science He was perfectly familiar; He started throwing out such things, That the audience could not leave the place. They wonder, they laugh! There is no time for fear! Command themselves! – “Fingalka, die!” – Don’t get stuck, Sergey! Don’t push, Kuzyakha, – “Look – dying – look!” I myself enjoyed, lying on the hay, Their noisy fun. Suddenly it became dark In the shed: it gets dark so quickly on the stage, When the storm is destined to break out. And exactly: a blow thundered over the barn, A rain river poured into the barn, The actor burst into a deafening bark, And the audience gave an arrow! The wide door unlocked, creaked, Hit the wall, locked again. I looked out: a dark cloud hung Just above our theater. In heavy rain the children fled Barefoot to their village… Faithful Fingal and I waited out the storm And went out to look for great snipes.
1861
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About the book
“Welcome to Night Vale” is a podcast presented in the form of a radio show for the fictional town of Night Vale.
He was created by Joseph Fink and Geoffrey Cranor and voiced by Cecil Baldwin.
The podcast airs on the first and fifteenth of every month and consists of “news, announcements and advertisements” from a desert town somewhere in the US Southwest.
1. If you have long since graduated from high school, and serialomania caught you just in those years, then you probably remember the wonderful TV series The Twilight Zone. Are you a Stephen King fan? Well, Night Vale is a bizarre mix of all that, rivaling Netflix’s Stranger Things and even the famed Twin Peaks.
2. Very soon, “Welcome to Night Vale” will appear before readers and viewers in the form of a series. The adaptation will be handled by FX with the support of Sony Pictures Television and will be executive produced by Jennifer Hutchinson, best known for the Breaking Bad spin-off of the less legendary Better Call Saul.
3. In an interview with NPR radio, Joseph Fink commented on the creation of the podcast, stating that he “came up with this desert city where all the conspiracy theories would be real, and we were just starting from that idea.”
4. The podcast was so well-received by Tumblr users that in one week of its release, fans created nearly a million notes about Night Vale. There is also a community dedicated to the town in the Russian Tumblr.
5. In July 2013, Welcome to Night Vale ranked second on iTunes’ Top 10 Audio Podcasts list, behind This American Life. That same month, it received 150,000 downloads within one week and overtook This American Life to become number one on the list.
6. You want to know what happened in Night Vale after a mysterious stranger appeared there with a pile of flyers in his hands, on which only one inscription – “King City”.
7. The optimist says the glass is half full, the pessimist says the glass is half empty. And only the seeker of truth asks questions: “What is the glass doing here at all? Why is water spilled all over the floor? Who are all these people around?
8. Speaking of people. Night Vale has an incredible amount of characters and they are all as strange as their city. However, the story is told on behalf of the two main characters – Jackie and Diana.
9. The book “Welcome to Night Vale” was born from the success of the podcast of the same name and immediately became a super-bestseller in the US.
10. If you like really strange and even slightly creepy stories, this book is for you. A crazy book will hypnotize the reader and will not let go until the end, until you know how this madness will end.
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Welcome to Night Vale
Welcome to Night Vale (in French, Welcome to Night Vale ) is a US audio podcast, a type of community radio for the fictional city of Night Vale, located somewhere in the Southwestern United States. It was created by Joseph Fink and Geoffrey Cranor and published by Commonplace Books. Host, protagonist and narrator – Cecil Gershwin Palmer (Cecil Baldwin), minor characters are sometimes played by guest stars. Joseph Fink said in an interview with NPR that the show started with the idea of a desert city where all the conspiracy theories are real.
Each episode has a piece of music from a different independent artist in the “weather section”. The musical theme of the performance was composed by the musician Disappearance. In , ‘s Welcome to Night Vale becomes the most downloaded podcast on iTunes.
A novel written by Joseph Fink and Geoffrey Cranor was published in as Welcome to Night Vale then translated into French and published by Editions Bragelonne on titled “ Welcome to Night Valley” .
Characters
Cecil Palmer is the main character and narrator of the podcast. It has no physical description, allowing fans to have their own image. We do not know his age (even if it is listed in one of the episodes he experienced at the end of World War II). He devotes a real cult to Carlos, a scientist, and for unknown reasons, hates Steve Carlsburg.
Carlos is a scientist who came to Night Vale to study the people and the city. He has perfect hair (which was cut by Night Vale’s barber, causing a scandal in the first few episodes). We also don’t know his age. In the rest of the episodes, we learn that he is romantically involved with Cecil Palmer (they even get married in episode 100).
Kevin is a character radio host in Desert Bluffs, a nearby and rival city of Night Vale. He is introduced in episode 19 (A and B) during a sandstorm when a portal of sorts is created connecting Cecil and Kevin’s office. Originally from the Desert Cliffs, he worships the Smiling God (as do all the inhabitants of the Desert Cliffs), but is also known to be a true psychopath. He is also known as the doppelgänger of Cecil.
Steve Carlsburgh is believed to be the person Cecil hates the most in Night Vale, though we don’t know why. He is a Scorpio (which is quite funny during a horoscope on the radio). He is Cecil’s brother-in-law and Kevin likes him.
Hiram McDaniel – “literally a five-headed dragon.” Each of his heads has a very specific color and personality. He became a fugitive after an assassination attempt on Dana, mayor of Night Vale. One of his Purple Heads was also killed during one of his escape attempts.
Dana was originally one of Cecil’s trainees. She was sent to write a story, but was teleported to “another desert world”, followed shortly by Carlos. She managed to escape with the scientist and was elected Mayor of Night Vale.
Old Josie is an elderly woman who has lived in Night Vale for a long time and has known Cecil for a very long time (leading fans to speculate about Cecil’s possible immortality). In the first episode, it is said that the angels have revealed themselves to her. So, she lives with the Erics.
The Faceless Woman is a creature that lives secretly in your homes and can move objects around. You can’t see it directly, but you can see it out of the corner of your eye.
french version
Welcome to Night Vale was translated into French at the rate of one episode per month as Bienvenue à Valnuit by the Valnuitains team and produced by Kobal. Although the translation is authorized by the team of the original version, it is not official. The team left after episode 23 aired.
Notes and links
↑ Anthony D’Amico, “ Celebrating Their Corpse-Spangled Future: Welcome to Night Vale “, Brainwashed , Brainwashed Inc., (read online consulted July 24, 2013) .
↑ Jackie Lyden, “ Welcome to ‘Night Vale’ – Beware of Tarantulas “, NPR , (read online consult September 3, 2013) .
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And nothing better has been invented here than a class-lesson system or an administrative-explanatory method, when the teacher says something, tells, explains, demonstrates on the blackboard or on the computer, and then asks how the students learned it, and the best way to survey is a test, oral or written. That is, the school is a very conservative, stable, even motionless social mechanism that somehow survives all attempts to transform it, all modernizations, innovations, reforms and other projects and paradigms. 
And the highest example of such a school is the elite educational institutions of selected teachers and children. This is a school that largely repeats the classical model, nothing changes there in terms of pedagogy, just very good people work there, so information is transferred effectively. The second option is a child-centered school, where the student himself is at the center of the process, and we begin to do something so that there are good conditions for his development, so that he is free. This is different. And I’m interested in the second idea. 
I wanted the children not to sleep during the lesson, to be able to move and talk. Do not just listen to how the teacher solves problems, but solve them yourself. 
Small children are ready to do whatever they are told, at least in the first and second school years, just from the joy that they are in the team, that there is a teacher who can look at them, praise them. But teenagers do not study at all, because meaningfulness is important to them. 
Is there an alternative to boring lessons? Yes there is. And in our elementary school, most of the lessons are activities. This is not really a lesson, it is sometimes individual, sometimes collective work, during which the student can talk with a neighbor, walk around the class, read, write, ask questions. Children do not get tired during such lessons. When I, as a director, come to such a lesson, I do not feel sorry for the children. At the same time, it is difficult for me to sit even 10 minutes in a traditional lesson, to say nothing of children, for whom this is generally unnatural. But the lesson where the children are working, you can sit through to the end. Because nobody got tired of school work yet, they get tired of school idleness. 
Also, the school must answer the important worldview questions that the child sets for himself. Anything is taught in schools – the laws of oil refining, the laws of heredity, and the repressions of the interim government. But they do not answer the questions that the child faces in life – philosophical ones. And this should also be. 
That is, everything is canceled and children study without any system. But that’s not possible. These are adult games. So what have we done by abolishing the five-point grade in elementary school? Entered a list of tasks that the student performs during the week. And when he shows us his work, we say “yes” or “no”, whether it is accepted or not. Actually, adults work in exactly the same way: if the customer likes their work, they accept it; if not, it needs to be redone. This is a business approach, and we introduced it. 
Therefore, the first trend of modern Russian pedagogy is to rely on the interests of the child, to build on experience. Today this is a very popular thing among both parents and teachers, and how children support it! They all say: “Let’s do what is useful to us in life!”. This is a revolutionary slogan. “We will study physics and chemistry, which we encounter in everyday life. In history, we are mainly interested in modern processes. At the lessons of literature, we will not analyze literary works, but we will talk about our own opinion. It all goes under the sign of reliance on experience. And in general, this is probably correct, because in our country the school has always been scholastic and divorced from experience: life is in itself, and knowledge is in itself. 
Yes, we will teach children how to repair a socket and screw a light bulb, they will learn what the washing powder consists of in chemistry lessons – but some things are beyond the scope of experience. In our experience, we never encounter atoms, or photons, or even electrical waves. 
Therefore, apparently, there must be some kind of sample, there must be an idea. There is an idea – there is a school. Without an idea that comes from outside, a school cannot be made. Because we will repeat ourselves, based on stereotypes of behavior. So what happened at 90 years? There was an attempt at a creative humane pedagogy, a pedagogy of cooperation. It was a powerful impulse of the early 90s. Many teachers were inspired and fascinated by the idea of another school, where the child will be interested, where his abilities will be revealed, where there is no endless repetition, violence. All the 1990s passed under the sign of the pedagogy of cooperation in our country. 
That is, we are late by almost a hundred years. And there, of course, the ideas of Montessori, Frenet, Dewey were actively developed. I was very inspired by Celestin Frenet, a French teacher who revolutionized the school. He brought a printing press to school, and the children themselves began to print on it. What was this machine? Two sheets of A3 format, which fit on the desk, and letter letters. Children who used to write in notebooks began to type their texts with these letters. They began to write not for the teacher, but for other people – they printed these letters and discussed them all together. And then – and group work, and individual tasks. This is a child-oriented school, where the person is above all, and not some norms and standards. 
And more and more among the parents of those who transfer their children to home schooling, saying: “We will not take them to school, they will learn everything themselves with the help of a computer.” Yes, this is a stable trend of modern education. In part, I support these people, because it is a pity to give ten years of a child into the void. I’m not even talking about the barracks of the school – it’s sad from thoughtlessness, from the fact that these ten years will be just dead time. 
You can learn all of Shakespeare and a foreign language with the help of a computer. But you need an interlocutor to ask good provocative questions. And only in this sense can the modern school justify itself. The transfer of knowledge through a computer is better than through a teacher. A computer has beaten a person in chess, in go, and a computer can transfer knowledge much better than any person. But he does not know how to doubt. And this is necessary. In general, modern education is conceived not in the form of ready-made answers, but rather in the form of questions that a person puts in his mind. It is desirable that a graduate of the school be puzzled, surprised, so that he comes out with a huge list of misunderstandings and a desire to comprehend this world all his life. I think this is education. 
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This does not always happen in deep waters. When the author of this article was doing residency in the Department of Pediatric Orthopedics and Traumatology, the head of the department, a doctor with vast experience, often repeated the phrase: “A small child can drown even in a glass.” 
Instead of waving his arms, a drowning person tries to push them off, from the outside it looks like a game. 
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The friends were most likely discussing the famous article by the London émigré “Very dangerous!!!” directed against the views of Dobrolyubov and Chernyshevsky, two young radical critics of the Sovremennik magazine, and published in Kolokol on June 1. 
Bazarov’s father, Vasily Ivanovich, “was a strong Latinist,” that is, he did well in his time in Latin, apparently thanks to his seminary training, but then he served in the army and became a nobleman. 
Let’s see how he cares about me somehow. Today they are waiting for me at home,” he added, lowering his voice… “Well, they’ll wait, what’s the importance!” 
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But researchers have found that his reflections under the haystack have a completely different source: it is the skeptical philosophy of Blaise Pascal (whom the writer admired). Bazarov’s heartfelt monologue goes back to the following passage from Pascal’s “Thoughts”: 
It is obvious that with this and other philosophizing, after the outbreak of passion for Odintsova, Bazarov partly refutes himself – his complete denial of the spiritual and metaphysical side of life. 
.. It is not worth the trouble to study individuals. All people are similar to each other both in body and soul; each of us has a brain, spleen, heart, and lungs the same way; and the so-called moral qualities are the same for everyone: small modifications mean nothing. One human specimen is enough to judge all others. People are like trees in the forest; no botanist will deal with every single birch.” 
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Today I went to the village, you know, where the typhoid peasant was brought from. For some reason they were going to open it, but I haven’t practiced this for a long time. 
It turned out that when conceived of the main character in the summer of 1860, Turgenev kept in mind “a mixture of Dobrolyubov, Pavlov and Preobrazhensky.” If contemporaries immediately discerned the features of the famous critic Nikolai Dobrolyubov and broke many copies on this score, reproaching the writer for malicious irony in relation to the author of the article “The Dark Kingdom”, who died in 1861, then no one guessed about the other persons mentioned. Ivan Vasilyevich Pavlov, a doctor, writer, acquaintance and neighbor of Turgenev in Spassky-Lutovinov, was sharp-tongued and famous for his harsh judgments about literature, which was useful to the writer. Finally, Vasily Grigoryevich Preobrazhensky, a young zemstvo doctor and the son of the writer’s brother managing the estates, could be remembered by Turgenev for his selfless fight against cholera, which broke out in the neighboring Spassky district in 1855 and terrified the writer. 
In 1869, Turgenev met him personally in Stuttgart. 
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Responsible, calm Ivan is a polite, thoughtful boy. He is attentive to the instructions given to him by adults. 
Alyosha is an active and enthusiastic teenager. The boy goes in for sports, likes to spend time with friends. Alex plans to work as a cook. 
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(Maria is already in the family!). Energetic and athletic, Veronika enjoys running, table tennis, and likes to take part in competitions. 
Benevolent, calm Zhenya enjoys going to school and dreams of becoming a teacher. 
In his free time, the energetic boy rides a bicycle, scooter and rollerblades, participates in outdoor and story games. 
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Are you a Stephen King fan? Well, Night Vale is a bizarre mix of all that, rivaling Netflix’s Stranger Things and even the famed Twin Peaks. 
That same month, it received 150,000 downloads within one week and overtook This American Life to become number one on the list. 
A crazy book will hypnotize the reader and will not let go until the end, until you know how this madness will end. 
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Host, protagonist and narrator – Cecil Gershwin Palmer (Cecil Baldwin), minor characters are sometimes played by guest stars. Joseph Fink said in an interview with NPR that the show started with the idea of a desert city where all the conspiracy theories are real.
It has no physical description, allowing fans to have their own image. We do not know his age (even if it is listed in one of the episodes he experienced at the end of World War II). He devotes a real cult to Carlos, a scientist, and for unknown reasons, hates Steve Carlsburg. 
He is also known as the doppelgänger of Cecil. 
In the first episode, it is said that the angels have revealed themselves to her. So, she lives with the Erics. 