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ゆっくり算数・漢字教室(ゆうか先生)
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Hello! This is a gentle math and kanji class where "I don't understand" turns into "I did it!" My name is Yuka Hashida, and I am a child development support specialist who will be in charge of the lessons. Do children struggle to keep up with school lessons? Do they feel anxious when they see numbers? Do they have trouble concentrating? Do they have difficulty understanding explanations? Do they struggle with reading and writing kanji? I started this class because I wanted to create a place where children like these can learn at their own pace. In this class, we strive to tailor the learning to each child with developmental characteristics, focusing on: * Breaking down difficult explanations * Using lots of diagrams and images * Building up small successes * Creating a safe and supportive learning environment without rushing It's okay if your child struggles with math. We start with "It's okay to make mistakes." "I can't ask questions at school, but I can here." "Maybe math is a little fun!" I hope to help children develop these kinds of feelings. To parents/guardians. Children with developmental disabilities or those in the "gray zone" often don't "not understand," but rather have a different "starting point for understanding." When a suitable communication method is found for each child, their expressions change, and their confidence grows. Our aim is not just to "teach academics," but to cultivate a sense of "I can do it." Please feel free to join us!
Experience & Activities
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During middle school: I experienced truancy and hospitalization for psychiatric treatment. Unable to accept "being different from everyone else," I developed depression and orthostatic hypotension.
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High school years: I left home and went to a boarding school. I struggled with interpersonal relationships, but gradually I regained my sense of self.
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University Years: I enrolled in the nursing department but couldn't fit in and refused to attend school again. In the social welfare department, where I transferred to, I met children who reminded me of my own past and was encouraged by their words, "My life changed thanks to Yuuka-sensei," which led me to decide to become a social worker.
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"Mikke," a private tutoring service specializing in children with developmental differences, has been established.
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Aichi Prefecture School Social Worker
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Mikke Children and Family Support Association, Chairperson
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Director of NPO SMILE CONNECTION
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"Learning center where you can eat" established in Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture.
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Lectures for various professionals such as school teachers and childcare workers.
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YOUTUBE: Developmental Differences Consultation Room
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