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The Kinder Garden

with locations in Stevensville, MD and Easton, MD

About Our Centers

At first glance you will be amazed at the quality of our facilities, our attention to your children’s care, and our passion for solid early education. The Kinder Garden has the newest, most modern state of the art buildings & playgrounds, designed specifically for childcare.

We also offer the best weekly rates in the area. The environments are designed to provide the safest place for your children. With this in mind we offer, at both sites, an electronic parent access system with audio/video surveillance in each classroom. We also have a complete emergency preparedness plan in case of a local or county emergency.

At our Stevensville location, we provide care for infants & children up to 13 years of age, along with before & after care, for school-age children, 5-13 years of age. At Easton we provide care for 18 months to 13 years of age and Before and After Care up to 13 years of age. Please call to inquire.

A full day, year round, pre-school program is offered with full-time and part-time options. Openings are currently available in all age groups.

The vision of the owners, Dennis and Jan Duley of Easton, Maryland is to provide the highest quality staff and facility to service young children and their families on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. To this end, they have invested their construction and artistic talents, business expertise, and commitment to children, families, and the community.

The Easton Centers’ Director, Aimee Bealefeld, a Talbot County resident and mother of two, comes to us with over 16 years of Early Childhood Education, including an Associates Degree in Early Childhood Ed. from Stevenson University and Level 5 MSDE Credential. She is a former early childhood center director, and has well over 14 years of classroom teaching experience at sites such as Apple A Day Learning Center, Critchlow Adkins Children’s Center, and The Kinder Garden LLC. Aimee has dedicated her life to working with children of all ages and abilities, and joins us bringing an enthusiasm and a passion for serving the families of Talbot County. We are overjoyed to have her on board!

The Stevensville Centers’ Director, Charlotte Lamer, has 15+ years of experience working with children in a child care setting. She has held all positions ranging from senior staff/group leader through center director. She currently holds two degrees in child development and is Maryland State Dept. of Education credentialed with the Office of Child Care at a level 5.

The staff are highly qualified Early Childhood professionals and are passionate early educators. They are all prepared to create a ‘one-of-a-kind’ learning experience for the next generation.

The MSDE approved Creative Curriculum guides the teachers at the Kinder Garden to facilitate a distinctive educational experience for their students. Self-esteem, problem-solving, competency, independence, science (discovery, exploration, prediction & verification, etc. ), math concepts, language arts, literacy, creative arts and physical development, are all components of the learning program. Parent participation is welcomed and encouraged. Special Events are incorporated into the year’s activities to accommodate family participation.

     Stop by for a tour and information about this exceptional environment.

“Our parents are speaking… See what they’re saying about us!”

Many clients are referred to us by other satisfied clients. Recommendations have allowed us to build a business family unique in terms of character, responsibility, and awareness. 

If you have friends or relatives who would be interested in our services please let us know who they are. REFERRALS EARN FREE TUITION!

“The teachers genuinely love the children and take exceptional care of them. They are nurtured through all of the growth spurts a toddler experiences, and they excel. Manners, potty training, the alphabet, colors, Spanish, field-trips and currently, the solar system (Isabel is 3 and 1/2 years old). These children are more than prepared to enter the school system when they graduate!

We recommend The Kinder Garden to everyone we know!!”

— Steve and Shari

“You have far surpassed our expectations for service and staff. Roman has truly “blossomed” in your care. I only wish that you were built earlier so that we could have enrolled him from the start! We truly love this place. ”

— A. Vernon

“What a wonderful school you have for children and also for us parents. I am so delighted to have found you for my daughter. I am so impressed with the fact that you have thought of everything from simply such child friendly doors and clean potty’s, to security, nurturing and creative teachers so excited to teach, involved enthusiastic owners and a caring dedicated wonderful director. ”

— April

“The Kinder Garden is a center that fosters creativity through learning in a manner that our daughter enjoys. We have observed how her motor, communication skills and learning curve are expanding and growing. We are extremely delighted to be part of The Kinder Garden Family.”

— Suzanne & Carlyle

“We are very thankful to The Kinder Garden. In the past 7 months, Saahus has grown into an independent boy! Everyone at this center is very friendly and helpful. We are very fortunate to have this center to care for our loved one.”

— Gopal & Radhika

“Our 5 year old son needed a stimulating playful, and creative environment to challenge him before entering Kindergarten. He is getting that and more at The Kinder Garden. Everything that The Kinder Garden offers is high quality, imaginative and fun!”

— Leslie

“As Educators, we wanted an environment for our son where he would flourish. Not only has The Kinder Garden provided a solid base for future learning, our son loves his teachers, his friends and most of all going to school everyday.”

— Ron & Theresa

The Kinder Garden

with locations in Stevensville, MD and Easton, MD

About Our Centers

At first glance you will be amazed at the quality of our facilities, our attention to your children’s care, and our passion for solid early education. The Kinder Garden has the newest, most modern state of the art buildings & playgrounds, designed specifically for childcare.

We also offer the best weekly rates in the area. The environments are designed to provide the safest place for your children. With this in mind we offer, at both sites, an electronic parent access system with audio/video surveillance in each classroom.  We also have a complete emergency preparedness plan in case of a local or county emergency.

At our Stevensville location, we provide care for infants & children up to 13 years of age, along with before & after care, for school-age children, 5-13 years of age. At Easton we provide care for 18 months to 13 years of age and Before and After Care up to 13 years of age. Please call to inquire.

A full day, year round, pre-school program is offered with full-time and part-time options. Openings are currently available in all age groups.

The vision of the owners, Dennis and Jan Duley of Easton, Maryland is to provide the highest quality staff and facility to service young children and their families on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. To this end, they have invested their construction and artistic talents, business expertise, and commitment to children, families, and the community.

The Easton Centers’ Director, Aimee Bealefeld, a Talbot County resident and mother of two, comes to us with over 16 years of Early Childhood Education, including an Associates Degree in Early Childhood Ed. from Stevenson University and Level 5 MSDE Credential. She is a former early childhood center director, and has well over 14 years of classroom teaching experience at sites such as Apple A Day Learning Center, Critchlow Adkins Children’s Center, and The Kinder Garden LLC. Aimee has dedicated her life to working with children of all ages and abilities, and joins us bringing an enthusiasm and a passion for serving the families of Talbot County. We are overjoyed to have her on board!

The Stevensville Centers’ Director, Charlotte Lamer, has 15+ years of experience working with children in a child care setting. She has held all positions ranging from senior staff/group leader through center director. She currently holds two degrees in child development and is Maryland State Dept. of Education credentialed with the Office of Child Care at a level 5.

The staff are highly qualified Early Childhood professionals and are passionate early educators. They are all prepared to create a ‘one-of-a-kind’ learning experience for the next generation.

The MSDE approved Creative Curriculum guides the teachers at the Kinder Garden to facilitate a distinctive educational experience for their students. Self-esteem, problem-solving, competency, independence, science (discovery, exploration, prediction & verification, etc.), math concepts, language arts, literacy, creative arts and physical development, are all components of the learning program. Parent participation is welcomed and encouraged. Special Events are incorporated into the year’s activities to accommodate family participation.

     Stop by for a tour and information about this exceptional environment.

“Our parents are speaking… See what they’re saying about us!”

Many clients are referred to us by other satisfied clients. Recommendations have allowed us to build a business family unique in terms of character, responsibility, and awareness. 

If you have friends or relatives who would be interested in our services please let us know who they are. REFERRALS EARN FREE TUITION!

“The teachers genuinely love the children and take exceptional care of them. They are nurtured through all of the growth spurts a toddler experiences, and they excel. Manners, potty training, the alphabet, colors, Spanish, field-trips and currently, the solar system (Isabel is 3 and 1/2 years old). These children are more than prepared to enter the school system when they graduate!

We recommend The Kinder Garden to everyone we know!!”

— Steve and Shari

“You have far surpassed our expectations for service and staff. Roman has truly “blossomed” in your care. I only wish that you were built earlier so that we could have enrolled him from the start! We truly love this place. ”

— A. Vernon

“What a wonderful school you have for children and also for us parents. I am so delighted to have found you for my daughter. I am so impressed with the fact that you have thought of everything from simply such child friendly doors and clean potty’s, to security, nurturing and creative teachers so excited to teach, involved enthusiastic owners and a caring dedicated wonderful director.”

— April

“The Kinder Garden is a center that fosters creativity through learning in a manner that our daughter enjoys. We have observed how her motor, communication skills and learning curve are expanding and growing. We are extremely delighted to be part of The Kinder Garden Family.”

— Suzanne & Carlyle

“We are very thankful to The Kinder Garden. In the past 7 months, Saahus has grown into an independent boy! Everyone at this center is very friendly and helpful. We are very fortunate to have this center to care for our loved one.”

— Gopal & Radhika

“Our 5 year old son needed a stimulating playful, and creative environment to challenge him before entering Kindergarten.

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Several McDonald’s USA employees say it’s a great place to work compared to other American fast food companies. Most McDonald’s operate as independent franchises that have their own rules, but the owners follow the guidelines set by the corporation. Did you know that the fast food chain offers competitive employee packages, they even earn more than teachers?

Managers of America’s favorite fast food restaurant McDonald’s typically earn between $30,000 and $60,000 a year, depending on experience. McDonald’s pays its managers, on average, more than teachers in most US states.

The general manager of McDonald’s is responsible for several things. The global fast food chain has teams of highly motivated employees, of which the CEO plays an integral part. (Source: Work apps)

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• Interview applicants at their store
• Train new hires
• Place supplies orders and make sure the store has everything you need.
• Payroll
• Update timesheets
• Demonstrate minutes to store crew
• Track purchase orders and shipments
• Liaise with regional offices
• Ensure customer satisfaction

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• Prescription drug plans
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The average teacher earns about $60,000 per year, but this figure depends on which grade you teach or in which state you teach. Tenure also plays a significant role in a teacher’s income.

According to a study by the National Education Association, the average starting salary for a teacher is less than $40,000 in 300% of the country. In almost 30,000 counties, the figure is less than $30,000. (Source: Business Insider)

Below are the top five states with the highest teacher salaries:

• New York average $87,000
• California about $84,000
• Massachusetts $83,000
• Washington – $79,000
• Connecticut – $78,000 (Source: Business Insider)

If you’re looking for a job or thinking about moving, but don’t want to work at McDonald’s or become a teacher, here are some interesting but highly paid jobs. (Source: Glass Door)

• Veterinarians make about $85,000 a year if you like animals.
• Winemakers make about $84,000 – great job if wine is your passion.
• Concert promoters can earn up to $83,000 for people who love the music scene.
• Fashion designers – about $60,000
• Video game designers can earn up to $58,000.

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Portal “ZagraNitsa” continues to look for vacancies where knowledge of the Russian language is useful to you. So, in Los Angeles, they are now actively looking for linguists, managers and programmers. And the salaries are good – from $30,000 to $156,000. So study carefully the vacancies, what if the dream job is very close?

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• knowledge of English and Russian;
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• irregular working hours;
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Salary: $31,000 – $41,000 plus 10% weekly bonus on sales.

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Advertising manager for international portal

The international portal “ZagraNitsa” is looking for an advertising manager. Responsibilities will include negotiating with clients, concluding contracts for advertising on the portal, maintaining the existing database and searching for new partners.

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• accommodation in Los Angeles or nearby;
• knowledge of English and Russian;
• communication skills, responsibility and desire to work.

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• freelancing or flexible hours;
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• conditions are ready to be discussed individually.

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Tutor

Learnivore is looking for tutors of various levels for private lessons and group lessons.

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• knowledge of English and Russian, knowledge of other languages ​​will be a plus;
• higher education;
• teaching experience will be a plus.

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• sometimes you have to go to customers;
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Salary: from $31,200 to $156,000

Job details here.

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Medical company manager

LA Care Health Plan is looking for an Account Manager.

Requirements:

• bachelor’s degree in health or business;
• 7 years of experience in healthcare;
• knowledge of Russian, English.

Conditions:

• formal employment;
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Salary: from $53,000 to $80,000

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Technical Service Engineer

The Los Angeles office of Catchpoint Systems is looking for a Software Engineer.

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• knowledge of HTML, CSS, JavaScript;
• bachelor’s degree in computer science;
• knowledge of English and Russian.

Conditions:

• team work;
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• bonuses and bonuses.

Salary: $63,000 – $68,000

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Linguist

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Requirements:

• knowledge of Russian or Tajik;
• excellent written and spoken American English;
• non-disclosure of corporate information.

Conditions:

• will need to undergo a full medical examination and a polygraph interview.
  

Bellevue School District – Washington

Report Card

1. Academics

   grade A+

2. Diversity

   grade A minus

3. Teachers

   grade A

4. College Prep

   grade A+

5. Clubs & Activities

   grade A minus

6. Administration

   grade B+

7. Sports

   grade A minus

8. Food

   grade B minus

9. Resources & Facilities

   grade A minus

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Bellevue School District is a top rated, public school district located in BELLEVUE, WA. It has 20,191 students in grades PK, K-12 with a student-teacher ratio of 19 to 1. According to state test scores, 73% of students are at least proficient in math and 79% in reading.

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79%

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73%

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93%

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1350

1,969 responses

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30

1,027 responses

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Bellevue was once THE top district, known for STEM. In the past few years (since maybe 2018), it has flipped to a pool of self-congratulatory ineptitude by the teachers union. Every initiative has somehow resulted in a measurable lowering of standards (they are currently attempting to eliminate traditional grading and teacher oversight), the near-total elimination of proven-curriculum (they are currently working on eliminating math after they somehow ruined science and social studies, and only some teachers teach ‘classics’ anymore), and the all-encompassing pollution by and for politics (where BSD405 was once politically neutral and encouraging of diverse thought, they are now violently one-sided). With Covid, Bellevue is one of the only districts that is proud…yes, proud…to refuse in-house instruction. The union is lobbying for indefinite hybrid and “asynchronous” learning. Anyone who is wise will retreat to a surrounding suburb. Avoid BSD405 at all costs.

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Check the date of a review. Anything positive prior 2019 is “old BSD405.” Something sad has happened to this district recently. Parents, kids and diversity have always been great, extracurriculars and AP choice is excellent….but there is now behind-the-scenes bullying that has drastically lowered curriculum quality in favor of political-bullying. Parents who express concern are belittled, teachers who speak up are silenced (by their own union). It is scary to watch and worse for kids to live through. Before enrolling, make a point to ask about the math/science curriculum, ask what books students are required to read and what the actual quality-control is, ask around about union-priorities, and make an informed choice.

I havent had many problems personally but unfortunately have seen a lot of inaction when it comes to other students I know at my school who have experienced inappropriate behavior from other students (me included) and have not done anything to advocate for victims. I wish they did better and used their voice to inspire change, or at least listen to pleading victims who need support and justice. Also, the sports teams are very exclusive regardless of saying “try out with no experience” they simply pick the best, not the ones with the most dedication.

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Northshore School District – Washington

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1. Academics

   grade A

2. Diversity

   grade B+

3. Teachers

   grade A+

4. College Prep

   grade A+

5. Clubs & Activities

   grade B+

6. Administration

   grade A minus

7. Sports

   grade A

8. Food

   grade B

9. Resources & Facilities

   grade B

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Northshore School District is a top rated, public school district located in BOTHELL, WA. It has 23,310 students in grades PK, K-12 with a student-teacher ratio of 19 to 1. According to state test scores, 69% of students are at least proficient in math and 78% in reading.

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78%

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69%

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94%

Average SAT

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1290

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Northshore School District is a warm and welcoming location where everyone belongs. All races, ethnicities, and sexualities have a place in the heart of this community. I’ve been involved in Northshore School District for 9 years and counting! This district does not tolerate bullying or harassment, making it a safe environment. School spirit, clubs, and sports are taken seriously. And there is a wide variety of courses available, so that everyone can pursue their own individual path in life. The teachers put in effort and dedication to not only teach, but support students. Overall, this is an excellent school district!

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I transferred to NSD after living abroad for 5 years, and at first, I was worried that the level of education would not be the same as what I had in Europe. However, I love it here. The teachers are so passionate about what they do, and the students are so motivated to do well, and the counselors are great. There are many opportunities for higher level courses, and lots of ways to connect with peers. However, one thing I struggle with is the diversity, at least at my school. It is a mainly upper-middle class white student body with some students of color, and coming from abroad, it is a lack of diversity I am not used to. However, all in all, NSD is great!

My experience with this District has been amazing! I love how supportive each teacher is and to the students and are always encouraging them to try their best. The school staff are so welcoming and friendly to all students of all races, ideas and more.

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Three VKontakte groups blocked after school attacks — RBC

Three groups with information about suicide methods were blocked on the VKontakte social network after teenagers attacked students in schools in Perm and Ulan-Ude, Roskomnadzor reported

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Roskomnadzor blocked three groups on VKontakte after a 15-year-old teenager attacked seventh grade A students at school No. 5 in Ulan-Ude. This was reported to RBC in the press service of the department.

Roskomnadzor specified that the materials of these groups “contained information about possible methods and means for committing suicide.”

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“The data of the Internet page are included in the Unified Register of Prohibited Information. Roskomnadzor sent requests to the administration of the social network to remove illegal information. The requirements were promptly met,” Roskomnadzor said.

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Measures taken at the request of Rospotrebnadzor.

“All users and communities that could be associated with this topic were promptly blocked by the VKontakte moderation service, both as part of their own monitoring and after requests from state regulators,” the VKontakte press service told RBC.

The Ministry of Telecom and Mass Communications refused to tell RBC the name of the blocked groups and details on the content of the materials in the groups. “Details on the content and title are not reported. The existence of such groups became known today as a result of organized monitoring, ”RBC was told in the department of external communications of the Ministry of Telecom and Mass Communications.

Supervisory authorities took action after two incidents of attacks by teenagers on younger schoolchildren – on January 15 in Perm, two 16-year-old teenagers armed with knives, L. and A., attacked students of the fourth “B” grade and a labor teacher, and on January 19, a teenager A. in Ulan-Ude attacked students of the seventh grade “A” with an ax. In Perm, teenagers tried to kill each other after the attack, and the attacker on children in Ulan-Ude tried to commit suicide.

Law enforcement agencies detained the attackers in Perm. Due to their injuries, they are in the hospital. By a court decision, they will be placed in a pre-trial detention center when doctors allow it.

In addition, it was found that Permian teenagers A. and L. were members of a community on the VKontakte social network dedicated to the events at the American school Columbine High School in Colorado, where in 1999 students killed 13 of their classmates, and then committed suicide.

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Presidential Envoy for the Siberian Federal District Sergei Menyailo suggested in a conversation with RBC that a teenager from Ulan-Ude could also be a member of a closed group that promotes suicide. According to him, law enforcement agencies are studying cases in schools in Perm and Ulan-Ude for possible links.

Aleksey Volin, deputy head of the Ministry of Telecom and Mass Communications, also spoke about the fact that the Ministry of Telecom and Mass Communications will fight against communities that call for “massacre in schools” and provoke schoolchildren to commit suicide. “They immediately fall under both calls for terrorism and extremism, because they promote mass anti-social behavior, in fact, provoke schoolchildren to commit suicide. Thus, by analogy with the Blue Whale, they will no doubt be blocked,” Volin said.

State Duma deputies also intend to make their proposals on combating illegal content that calls for violence and suicide.

Ivan Smirnov about researching the pages of schoolchildren in VK — Realnoe Vremya

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Ivan Smirnov on research into schoolchildren’s VKontakte pages and inequality in the “digital space”

“For example, we are currently building models that predict the level of depression based on posts on VKontakte. Using this model, we can identify schools or universities that have a higher proportion of students with depression and try to understand what makes these educational organizations different from others. And once you understand this, you can try to improve the situation,” says Ivan Smirnov, Leading Research Fellow at the HSE Institute of Education. In an interview with Realnoe Vremya, he spoke about why parents in their posts mention sons more often than daughters, whether it is possible to download data on millions of VK users, and whether the assumption is correct that social networks lead to the degradation of the language.

“Parents in their posts on VKontakte mention sons more often than daughters”

— Ivan, tell us about your latest research and its results.

— I do research in the field of computational social sciences. That is, social research, but using not only traditional methods such as surveys, but also new data sources, such as information from social networks, as well as machine learning methods.

My current research focus is on student well-being, and before that I was researching digital inequality. For example, we found that parents in their posts on VKontakte mention sons more often than daughters. In general, preference for sons is a well-known phenomenon. Across countries, parents spend more time with their sons, mothers breastfeed boys longer, and fathers are more likely to stay with families if they have a son than a daughter.

But it has not yet been known whether this is reflected in social networks. At first glance, it may seem that it does not matter who writes what on VKontakte. But given that a huge number of people use social networks every day, any effect is multiplied many times over. The fact that sons are talked about more may send an implicit signal that girls are less worthy of attention, and this may negatively affect them.

I also looked at educational disparities: how high and low performing students behave differently online.

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At first glance, it may seem that it doesn’t matter who writes what on VKontakte. But taking into account the fact that a huge number of people use social networks every day, any effect is multiplied many times over

— That is, by posts and subscriptions to groups in social networks, you can distinguish a successful student from a three-year-old student?

— We used machine learning methods to build models that predict student performance based on social media group subscriptions or student posts. The accuracy of the models turned out to be quite high, for example, the most successful students could be distinguished from the least successful ones with an accuracy of 90%.

The most characteristic of underachieving students was that they were in groups related to horoscopes, such as the “Fancy Horoscope” and “Love Horoscope” groups, and used words such as “Aries”, “Zodiac” and etc. For children with high academic performance, it was characteristic that they, as a rule, are in groups associated with science or reading.

The same applies to the text of the posts, the strongest predictors of high academic performance are the mentions of the names of writers and scientists in the posts.

– Where do you think your model can be useful, which allows you to distinguish between the level of students? For advertising?

— As a researcher, I am primarily interested in the possibility of using the model for research purposes. Now the only way to get an objective and comparable assessment of academic performance between different schools is standardized exams (OGE and USE). But this information is usually not available to researchers. Using predictive models, we can get a rough estimate of the educational outcomes of users and use it to study the factors associated with them.

Or, for example, we are now building models that predict the level of depression based on posts on VKontakte. Using this model, we can identify schools or universities that have a higher proportion of students with depression and try to understand what makes these educational organizations different from others. Once we understand this, we can try to improve the situation.

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Data on a million people can be downloaded from a home computer, with VKontakte posting detailed documentation on exactly how to do this

“There are organizations that register a huge number of accounts in order to download all the information from VK several times a day”

— How do you collect information for your research? Do you use any special programs?

– VKontakte provides a special public interface that allows you to download public information from the social network. The same interface is used by developers of numerous applications for VKontakte. VK sets limits on the amount of information that can be obtained at a time, but the existing limits are enough for us. I know that there are organizations that register a huge number of accounts in order to download all the information from VK several times a day. But this is a violation of the user agreement, and we do not do this.

Many of our studies are unique in that we combine survey and social media data. That is, we conduct a survey of research participants, and then ask them for permission to download public information from their profiles. This allows us not only to use data from social networks, but also to check their accuracy. For example, in one of the current studies, we study sleep patterns using information about the time of writing posts. Without the ability to combine VKontakte data with personal data, we would not be able to find out whether the time of writing posts reflects the real mode of the day.

– So anyone can download the data of millions of people? Do you need to pay for this?

— Not needed. But there are those who sell data or, more often, analytics results. And if you need to regularly download data about VK users in large volumes, then there may be costs for computing resources, etc. But data on a million people can be downloaded from a home computer, while VKontakte posts detailed documentation on exactly how to do this.

– You also interact with schools. Are they willing to make contact and provide student data?

— I work at the HSE Institute of Education and we have a network of partner schools interested in research. Usually we find a school principal who is interested in taking part in the study, then those students of the school who are interested, agree with their parents, after which we interview them. It’s always quite a lot of work. We can then provide the analytics to the school in a generalized and anonymized form.

We also want the students themselves to benefit in some way. We are currently working on providing them with customized analytics. So far, these may just be curious facts – for example, you are in the top 10% of respondents in terms of the number of likes on VK. And we talk about the results of our research. If users learn how much information can be learned about them from their behavior on VKontakte, this can improve their digital literacy.

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As expected, the older the user, the higher the average word length. A sharp increase is observed until about 23 years of age, after which the changes are not so strong

“The conclusion that social networks lead to the degradation of the language is not supported by objective observations”

— How strong is the difference between children who subscribe to public jokes and scientific groups?

— In one of the studies, we used the results of the international PISA study to assess student performance. The advantage over school grades is that it is a standardized test. That is, we can compare students from different schools with each other and evaluate how big the difference between them is. We estimate that the gap between those subscribed to scientific and literary groups and those subscribed to horoscopes and comedy groups corresponds to two years of formal education. These are very big differences.

At the same time, one should not think that humorous groups make someone stupid, while scientific ones make someone smarter. If you look closely at what is happening in these groups, you will notice that there are no special differences. In scientific groups, the same thing is often published as in non-scientific groups – funny pictures. They just have a specific theme. Most likely, the observed differences are due to the fact that students position themselves differently. Those who study well do not want to join groups about the horoscope and, on the contrary, want everyone to see that they are subscribed to scientific publics.

— What can you say about the posts that students publish? Maybe they become more primitive year by year?

— I often heard that the current generation is rapidly degrading, especially its language, and all because now everyone writes on social networks, where there is no need to adhere to literary norms. And I wanted to check it out. I decided to look at how the complexity of texts in social networks is changing. The average word length was used to measure the complexity of texts. This may seem like a very rough estimate, because it’s easy to come up with an example of “stupid” text with long words and “smart” text with short ones. However, if we take a huge number of texts written by a large number of users (in my case, the sample size was one million), then on average this figure works well.

For example, we tested that the stronger the user’s school, the higher the average word length in his or her posts. We also found that, as expected, the older the user, the higher the average word length. A sharp increase is observed until about 23 years of age, after which the changes are no longer so strong. When we looked at how the complexity of texts has changed over the past 10 years, we found that it has been continuously growing for all age cohorts of users, regardless of when they registered on the VKontakte social network.

So the conclusions that social networks lead to the degradation of the language are not supported by objective observations.

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Boys write more posts at night and more negative posts, while girls write more posts in general and give more likes

— What differences between boys and girls did you notice in your research?

– Usually we don’t specifically study the differences between boys and girls, more often we compare them just to make sure our analysis makes sense. For example, we see that boys are more likely to subscribe to groups related to football and computer games, while girls are more likely to subscribe to groups related to appearance and beauty.

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  The mission of Darrel C. Swope Middle School is to prepare our students for success in high school and to build the opportunity for all students to be college or career ready upon graduation, resulting in a community of informed and educated citizens. A function of our mission is a commitment to continuous improvement and to developing organizational structures and processes that will ensure academic excellence, be responsive to the unique developmental needs of our students, and be socially equitable. Each student will be provided a safe and nurturing community of learners where diversity is celebrated, mutual respect among adults and children is evident, and families are seen as valued partners in laying the foundation of life-long learning.

   

   

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Top 15 performing arts high schools in the US

Imagination breeds creativity, and art is the greatest thing to explore, illustrating and expressing the imagination. Therefore, it is necessary to ideally educate those who are engaged in the arts, for this we have provided the best high schools for the performing arts in the USA. Thus, since the dawn of mankind, art has played a large role in the transmission of historical information from century to century, which is one of its preliminary goals. nine0079

However, much has been done and the best ways of expressing aesthetic works have been accepted and taught in schools. An example of such a field is the performing arts. Therefore, in our modern world, they serve many purposes, such as entertainment, expression of ideas and beliefs, help in learning cultures, etc.

Meanwhile, it is necessary to enter a good educational institution, and also start your specialization from high school. So, regarding the questions we receive about performing arts schools such as; nine0079

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So, our group of professionals carefully organized this content to answer these questions. In addition, we have included the best performing arts high schools in the US that you can enroll in for performing arts studies. So make sure you read this page carefully and get the answer to your question. nine0079

What is performing arts?

Performing art is simply art that illustrates and is more based on creative activity usually performed in front of an audience. This is how the name “stage art” appeared. Hence, the performing arts includes drama, music and dance.

Thus, performing arts courses and degrees create entertainment because they are much more practical. In addition, the courses will engage you in cutting-edge interdisciplinary exercises that will prepare you to work in a competitive industry. nine0079

Why attend a performing arts high school in the US?

There are many untold reasons and benefits to attending a prestigious US high school. Let’s start with an example, so why do most of the great actors, musicians and producers live in the US? Even if they are not originally from the US, they mostly wander around to stay there. This is simply because of the opportunities available in the United States.

What’s more, the US has some of the most exciting schools and institutions to ensure that students learn at their best. Also, don’t forget about their incredible scheme and curriculum. Thus, getting into a performing arts high school is the best investment one can make in this career. nine0079

In addition, attending a performing arts high school will help you connect with many minds like you while still in high school.

How much does it cost to attend a high school for the performing arts in the US?

The real truth is that any degree or study at any US academic institution is usually quite expensive, especially if you are an international student. However, some tuition benefits and scholarships are available for bright minds to help them ease their education. nine0079

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Meanwhile, according to the college tuition comparison survey, the average cost of schooling is $9,799 for in-state and $33,351 for out-of-state or international students during the academic year. Thus, several schools set their price ranges based on various factors, which are largely influenced by the quality of the services provided. nine0079

Consequently, private high schools for the performing arts tend to be more expensive than public schools. So in terms of performing arts boarding schools, the cheapest high school boarding schools in the US like Luster MT and Christian High School pay as little as $20,000 or less. Generally, boarding high school tuition is between $9,600 and over $90,000 per year.

How to apply to performing arts high schools in the USA

It is more likely that any traditional method of applying to college as well as performing arts high schools in the US will require a personal application. As such, you will need to visit the school to see their application requirements. Remember that this is still secondary education, but specifically for art students, just like technical schools are specifically for science students.

However, it’s nice to attend a performing arts high school as it prepares you for the rigors of college, whether it’s music concept, acting, contemporary dance, or whatever the student will eventually study in college. It will also help you get rid of some of the unnecessary subjects taught in regular high schools so that you can fully focus on your path. nine0079

Top 15 performing arts high schools in the US

We have provided a detailed list of the top 15 performing arts high schools in the US. So, the order is determined by the national ranking of US schools, according to US-News. So you can see them below to find out which ones are best for you to sign up or for the sake of knowledge.

#1. Thomas Jefferson High School of Science and Technology

Thomas Jefferson High School of Science and Technology is number one on our list of top performing arts high schools in the US. As such, the school uses a STEM-focused curriculum that culminates in a tech lab project for seniors. nine0079

So, the school offers courses such as performing arts, advanced marine biology, DNA science, automation and robotics, architectural drawing and design, research statistics, and AP calculus. Thus, TJHSST, for short, boasts 15 specialized research laboratories ranging from astrophysics and astronomy to geophysical systems and oceanography. Thus, extracurricular activities at Thomas Jefferson High School of Science and Technology include clubs such as swing dancing and a band, publications such as the school’s science, technology, and math magazine Teknos, and many sports teams. nine0079

Location: Alexandria, Virginia, Fairfax County Public Schools.

Graduation rating: 100%

Students : 1809

Readiness for college: 100

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Academic Magnet High School is another top performing arts high school in the US that aims to challenge every teacher, student and parent with high academic prospects. As such, almost all of the lessons offered at the School are either honors or continuing education programs, and each student receives an offline research project in their junior and senior years. nine0079