We provide consulting services for home education and learning. We provide advice on study methods, suggest materials that suit your child, discuss and create a study plan, and have the instructor check every day to see if the study is progressing according to the plan, and work together to improve education and learning. If you are interested, please feel free to contact us for a consultation (free of charge). https://profile.ne.jp/pf/yoshie-tada/s/ [Related video] "Differences in the skills required for junior high school entrance exams and university entrance exams" • Differences in the skills required for junior high school entrance exams and university entrance exams ~ A home education consultant with a University of Tokyo degree talks... ★Things you should do in the early grades of elementary school ① Find something you like ② Continue doing what you like ③ Work on improving your Japanese language skills ④ Develop a study habit ⑤ Don't let your child hate studying #Terak of autonomy #Develop your child! Let's do effective home education #Children's extracurricular activities #Home education #Home learning This channel uploads videos every Friday at 5pm. We will introduce home education that maximizes children's creativity, thinking ability, and perseverance, shows their individuality, and leads them to be active in society in the future. We hope that this will be of some help to you. @jiritsukyoiku [Profile] TERAK LLC CEO: Yoshie Tada Graduated from the University of Tokyo and completed a master's course at the University of Tokyo Graduate School. Studied abroad at Humboldt University Berlin in Germany while in college. During university, worked part-time as a cram school instructor and private tutor for about five years. After working at IBM Japan, she founded TERAK LLC. With an eye on the future of society, she is developing an educational business that cultivates problem-solving skills. She provides a wide range of instruction, including educational seminars for parents, consulting to support independent learning for children, and thinking training using robotics and programming. 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[Works] ``A mother's 'angry words' can be turned into 'motivating words' for her child!'' ” (Author: Yoshie Tada/PHP Institute) https://www.php.co.jp/family/detail.p... “Learn about programming for elementary school students through Star Wars” (Author: Kiki Protzman and Simon Tatom/Edited by Yoshie Tada/Gakken Plus) https://hon.gakken.jp/book/1020506700 “Japanese and English: Compare and Understand First Year Middle School English Grammar” (Author: Yoshie Tada/Forum A) https://foruma.co.jp/sankousyo/chugak... “Japanese and English: Compare and Understand Second Year Middle School English Grammar” (Author: Yoshie Tada/Forum A) https://foruma.co.jp/sankousyo/chugak... “Japanese and English: Compare and Understand Third Year Middle School English Grammar” (Author: Yoshie Tada/Forum A) https://foruma.co.jp/sankousyo/chugak... 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