kaustubhkhade

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   by kaustubhkhade 5y ago

   Thanks a bunch. I'm looking into it.
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   by kaustubhkhade 5y ago

   The ratios really depend on the course. In our debate classes, having more kids = more points of views / approaches. Kids benefit exponentially from exposure to other kids. That being said, we're working on finding the right ratio
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   by kaustubhkhade 5y ago

   Music ratios are being experimented on. Smaller classes here definitely work better. But for debate or public speaking or event photography, kids are learning a lot from (and teaching) one another.
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   by kaustubhkhade 5y ago

   Right. The fact is that kids learn a lot from being in a class with our kids as well. Music is a format we're still experimenting with ratios, but our communications courses benefit from there being more kids in a class.
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   by kaustubhkhade 5y ago

   Our teachers are performers, experts or teachers who engage kids in meaningful class activities that stress on children building / creating in class. For e.g. our Western Vocals is taught by an actual singer. A lot of good teachers are
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   by kaustubhkhade 5y ago

   Is the currency not visible? Checking it.