7.2K views · 41 reactions | Grading a kid who is in grade 1 and he is so cute #funnyteacher #grading #teacher_014 #gradingpapers | Alex Bruce | Facebook

14K views · 271 reactions | Our Preschoolers, Grades 1 and 2 reveled into the dazzling world of enchantment as it weaves its spell under the moonlit night of the interactive scene of the fairy forest in William Shakespeare's play "A Midsummer Night's Dream.” #AMND30th #ChooseSSCMNL #stschogradeschool | St Scho Manila Grade School | Facebook

Stephanie Marrero | Teacher Tips on Instagram: "Because you see the reality every single day: ✨ Students who are 2–4 grade levels apart in the same room ✨ Kids who need visual scaffolds, not dense paragraphs ✨ Classes where behavior + stamina tank the minute you rush “just to stay on pace” ✨ Admin asking for data while the curriculum gives you NOTHING that actually supports diverse learners ✨ Publishers pretending every kid is magically ready for slope on Monday at 9:07am The disconnect is LOUD.

Arthur on Instagram: "This is how I edit inside Premiere Pro and color grade inside DaVinci Resolve in 3 simple steps… Step 1️⃣: After locking in your edit inside Premiere Pro, head to the export tab — and this is the part that changes everything. Instead of exporting as H.264, choose Apple ProRes .MXF. This keeps almost 100% of your video’s quality, that DaVinci can read perfectly. Step 2️⃣:Import your MXF file into DaVinci. Go to Timeline → Detect Scene Cuts. DaVinci uses AI to automatically d