Hey y'all, whether it's morning evening or afternoon, I'm just glad that you guys had
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without further ado, I hope you guys sit back, relax and enjoy hearing my voice. As always,
today's Bible Today is always something special. So without further ado, I want y'all to sit back,
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on floor blast because as always, like I said, every vibe of the day is something special and
it's very important. Okay, so let's get into it. Today's Bible Today is based on education
and academic achievement. The reason why I wanted to do this same thing like I said,
with last week's Bible Today, by being a summertime, I wanted to focus on more within
children, especially in places with impacts with their education. And also as me working
with a program that is willing to help children within their development, their development,
excuse me, within their education and achievement, as well as letting them see the world within
different many lenses as possible, such as within the business side, their mental health side,
what they want to be in life as well as preparing them for the real world such as preparing them
with soft skills and things of that nature. So I felt as though this Bible Today was very
important to discuss like I mentioned. So y'all could basically basically say that July is dedicated
to educational standpoint because that's what I'm saying that I'm really, really, really in tune
with an education, especially when it comes to children's education, because children needs
their education and they deserve to get the best education regardless of where they're at,
where they're from, who they are, etc, etc. So let's get into the five W's as always.
So the first one is who are the key stakeholders in a child's education and how do their roles
influence academic achievement? So this basically saying who is in their corner and how do they,
who are in the children's corner and how do they impact the children's life when it comes to their
education and academic advances, advancement. So the key stakeholders in a child education
education includes parents slash guardians, teachers, school advisement, a school administration
and policy makers. Parents and guardians provides foundational support and encouraging
encouragement, excuse me, teachers develop instructions and in mentorship, school administrators
ensure that ensures a conductive learning environment and policy stakeholders shapes the
educational firm, firm work and resources management. So there are, so these people are the ones that
are charged within, within our children's education. So you know how to say it starts from at home,
though it starts within the parents and the guardians. The parents are the ones that help,
you know, help them learn the basics. So when they get to school, they'll be already prepared and
ahead and know what's going on. The teachers are the ones that refresh it and teach them new things,
as well as the, excuse me, as well as the school advisors. They are making sure that the children
are in a safe and well conductive environment as well as getting the tools that they need. And
that's when the big people come in, which is the policy makers are making sure that they're shaping
the educational firm and resources management are being conducted. So everybody's working together
and little, little do they know. They come together to influence children's academics achievement by
shaping the quality of their education and the support system into place. For instance,
parents and guardians can provide tutoring assistance. Teachers can provide 101 guidance and
support and school admissions administrators can provide resources and access to additional funding.
However, like I mentioned, you know, when it came to last week's Bible Day within youth
and mentorship, sometimes when it comes to funding within certain schools such as city schools,
counties, charter schools, private schools, things like that, sometimes the funding is hard because
you don't know who is entitled to have what amount of money and how much can you put that money in
within, you know, certain parts of the school when it comes to a child education. However, that's when
the, make sure I don't say it wrong. The school administrators find ways to get these endorsements
as well as the funding, the funding. So hopefully that the policy makers and stuff too will be able
to help them within getting the money that the kids deserve and getting the stuff that they need,
you know, books, pencils, all that, as well as when the teachers as well because they need the
materials to teach the children. So what are children's primary challenge in under-reasonal
schools and what strategies can address these issues? So children in under-resourced schools
often face challenges such as inflation, access to quality learning materials, a lack of faculty,
and high students to teachers' rates. So that being said, like Becca mentioned, the funding is very
involved because some of their facing challenges such as with inflation, they have not been getting
the access to quality learning materials, you know, such as like up and running laptops,
the boards, the smart boards for the teachers, books, and other, and with any other material
that the teachers may need for the children, and as well as a ratio. So it's more children than it
is teachers. And you know, to certain classes, I believe the maximum amount of students that a
teacher can teach, I believe is 30 if I'm not mistaken, allegedly. It's supposed to be 30.
And college is different because you can have a class up to 50 to 100 people
than one professor or doctor can be able to teach. But versus within that elementary through high school
level, I believe allegedly, I would do my research, it has to be I think 30 in under for one teacher.
So that's a problem right there because it should not be a lot of teachers and it's not a lot of,
it should not be a lot of, excuse me, students and it's not a lot of teachers. And that's messing
up the ratio to because that's one of the things that needs to be addressed because it's like,
you know, within certain districts, like I know within where I'm from, teachers are not getting
the resources that they need, and it's making them harder is making it harder for them to
even teach their children as well as making it harder for them to give them the access and tools
that they need to succeed because they're not getting what they're asking for. So they're fighting
as well for the children to have their education and have the that to have like that good academic
advance, but they really can't because it's not they're not getting the funding and stuff. And it's
like, it's what so much of a teacher can handle and can do. And a lot of people be like, Oh,
you're a teacher that's your job. Yeah, but nobody really understands a teacher's point of view,
as well as getting to a deeper understanding of why things happen and how they're trying to
remove or renew for everything while making sure that their students are getting the education
and academic achievement that they're supposed to. So it is very hard. These issues can be addressed
through increasing funding, communication, community partnerships and targeting interventions,
such as after school programs, professional development for teachers, and the integration of
technology to enhance my learning. So by addressing these challenges, such as children, education,
environment and outcomes can be certain can be significant and proof, for instance, a school
may partner with a local organization to provide after school tutoring and some mentor programs
for disadvantaged students or a student may and or school sorry, may invest in a technology program
to provide access to online learning materials. So like I mentioned, when it comes to the materials
that children need and things like that, sometimes it's even the school may cannot afford it. So it's
like they have to find fundings and find people to do it. I want to use an example such as the show.
I don't want to mess up the name. I think it's called Abbing Elementary, if I'm not mistaken.
That's a prime example of displaying how those teachers are willing to do anything and everything
in their power for their students. And it's so hard to get because of funding. Funding is impacted
with everything that you do within your life, especially when it comes to within kids and
you're dealing with like the community with school and stuff like that. It's so hard to find funding
because you know, it's not in the budget. Oh, this was in the budget, like certain stuff has to be
in the budget. And if not, you can't do it. Or you got to find out on your you got to figure it out
on your own like you got to start fund raises or you got to find people that are willing to
sponsor teachers. And I remember that episode they had like they were online, you had to be,
you had to have the best video to get, you know, all this and that and they did it. But it was just
like, it should not be that way. But it is if that makes sense. So it's just so crazy. It's so crazy.
It's just so crazy, guys. It's just so crazy. But that's why I say shout out to everybody who is
an educator or in or who is working within the educational field because it's hard. And it is
our duty, your duty to make sure that our children is getting the best education that they deserve
because they need it. You know, coming into this generation is a must that you have some type of
education. If not, allegedly, they'll say you stupid. You're nothing. And we don't want our
children to grow up in an environment like that because they are something they are the future.
And we need them. They are the people that they're next in line. Those are the ones that are
preparing for what's to come. They are the ones that are thought they are the ones that we need.
They are the ones that we need to, you know, we need to prepare them for what's to come overall.
Basically, we need to get it, you know, we need to get them out there. You know, prepare them for
the ins and outs of good and the bad because they all we have. And we have about us being the new
generation. You know how they joke when I say, excuse me, oh, it went too close. The mic was so
close. How they say that we are the new generation of aunts and uncles and the new generation of
adults period. We're the new generation of adults. So we have to prepare the younger generation, such
as our siblings, nieces and nephews, whatever the case may be, that look, yeah, we played around. But
now it's time to like buckle up because this already get real. It's ready to get real, as well as we
have to make sure that we're doing anything in our power to display positivity because y'all are
watching us. We are y'all new role models now. We have to display nothing but as much positivity,
but also, like I say to within the podcast, this is raw none cut. So you have to sell things raw
none cut out the mug or whatever the case may be because this is a life, especially when it comes
to a children when it comes to a child act education and and impacting their academics and
achievement. That's a big deal. That's a real big deal because like I said, education is needed.
And that's the one thing you can stand on. Nothing I mean, don't get me wrong as a person that is
in college and you know works, you know, jobs on the side. You want your children.
And you want the children to think a little deeper, you know, because at times working those jobs gets
tiring. And you know, you don't want to stay stagnant. You want to have something to say this
is yours. So you know, you go to school, trade school, whatever you got to do to get that career
goal to get whatever you want to do. You know, a lot of children when I speak to a lot of kids,
they like they want to be rich, they want to be building this, you know, they know they want to
be somebody and I applaud them for that. However, I tell you, you got to put that work in and you
got to start now because it's not going to fall in your lap. That's everything. That's every time I
tell people like, you know, when you want something, you got to go get it. It's not going to fall in
your lap. Like you really got to work hard. You got to this hard work dedication is at times where
you are going to fail, but it's okay. You got to you just got to try again. You got to keep on,
keep on until you get the results that you want as well as when it comes to education. I'm not
going to lie to you when it comes to education. It's no such thing as being perfect all the time.
First of all, it's no such thing as being perfect anyway, because if that was the case, we all be
the same. Nobody's per se. However, you know, certain in certain areas within education,
that's people's strong point. And then you have some people in certain places in education,
it's not a strong point for me, English and things like that. English, literature, see
and stuff like that. My strong points. Now my strong points I believe though is anything
involving with science and mathematics because it's not. It took me a minute. It took me a long
time to finally understand like, okay, this is not for me. But as many times because I'm not
going to lie to y'all, when you get older in college, you might have to fail a class or two
to understand, okay, I gotta, I gotta buckle up and get it together. And I tell people all the time,
because at first I used to be ashamed to express my failures within certain obstacles in my life,
especially when it comes to classes, because people always look at me like, oh, you so smart,
you a nerd, you this and that. But nerds have a hard time too. You know, we have our times.
I'm not going to lie to y'all, I failed a class or two when I was a community college because
one, the pandemic, I'm a hands on in person learning. This learning the Zoom wasn't for me,
as well as when it came to my siblings doing Zoom. I was my first like, when the first happened,
I was in my 12th grade year. My brother was in his eighth grade year. And my sister, she was in her,
I want to say, I think she was in the sixth grade. Yeah, she was in the sixth grade. All of us in the
house together, trying to learn on Zoom, it was insane, because we're all hands on learning. Me,
it had me like, oh my God, I'm really got to sit here in front of a screen with my professors and
for teachers. And I'm losing my mind because it's like, I'm used to being in person. This way it gets
me engaged. When I'm online, there's nothing to online people get distracted. Like, it wasn't it.
You know, it's like some people that's their itch and some it's not. That wasn't mine. However,
when the pandemic lift up and everything, and I started going to school, I was like, this is
when to be at this is with okay, I feel better because them classes I failed y'all doing a pandemic,
I was like, look, I got to take these in person once the pandemic lift up because this ain't it.
And once I did it and I understood what was going on and I took notes, I still was just like,
I need to be in person. I need examples boards like right out. I need to imagine, you know,
get a feeling grips of it. After that, y'all, I was able to pass it like, yes, I'm not ashamed to
say I took statistics twice in college because it was hard for me to grasp, especially math. Oh, baby,
I got to be in person. And that's how it is with certain children that doubt with the pandemic,
as well as even in person, a lot of children, a lot of people have different learning styles.
When I heard my little sister and my little brother, their outcome of how it was from the
pandemic versus when they came back to school, as well as with their friends, I was like, look,
look, do you see us as the new adults coming up? We have to be the ones to help the children as well
as navigate them within these things. Because like I said, it's but so much that the teachers can do
and the parents and guardians. So I know like, you know, if you certain children do not have
older siblings, that's okay. That's where also mentioning from last week's episode, mentors
come in. So like, you know, children that don't have siblings, that's where the mentors come in to
help them, you know, we on the team within their parents and the teachers can teachers and guardians
to help them. So you know, like I said, that's where also like I felt that okay,
I'm working for a program that's willing to navigate children in the right place when it
comes to learning soft skills and learning the environment mental health and everything like
that. It starts from home first. And I thank God that I was able to install that with them,
siblings, because it's like, I'm not like I said, nobody's perfect. I'm not perfect.
But I'm glad I was able to display to them how serious education is and how necessary it is
to have an education because if not, if not, allegedly quote unquote, you're nothing. You know,
when like you got to think to like, kids are real big on music, kids can be learning education can be
through music as well. Certain learn learn lyrics that their favorite artists, rappers or whatever
say, educate them as well. And it holds power to them. Like, you know, certain like even big artists,
some of them don't even some of them didn't even go finish school or have a GED, but they're able
to have something to spend on. But I feel as though as a right now, within the society that we're
brought up in and living in and going through, we need education, we need to fall back on it
because there's so much stuff changing. As like, you know, within like, for example, project,
the project 25 stuff like that stuff is changing, we have to be able to we got to be able to do
something. And we got to be able to mold our children into the right direction. No matter how
many times, you know, maybe if it failed, we got to keep going because education,
it academic advice, academic achievement is important. And they need it. Okay.
So if you have children, siblings, nieces, nephews, you know, or foster parents or guardians,
grandma or grandpa, cousin, uncle, whatever the case may be, you taking care of a child,
teacher, whatever the case may be, it is keep in mind that you have to mold your children.
You have to keep in mind that they're the future. They're the ones that need this.
Those are the ones that we're putting all these jewels into knowledge and everything too, because
they need it. They need it. If anything else, if you know, people can say any,
any and anything about them, but they cannot say they're not educated. There's one thing
they cannot take away from them. Can't take away from them getting a middle school, you know,
diploma, a high school diploma, college degree or certification. They can't take that away from you.
That's one thing a person cannot and will not take away from you for you having
education, play-blank period. And if somebody try, it's because they're mad because they can't do it.
But I say everybody can get it. It takes time. Yes, it takes time. You know, people, some people
be like, I can't do it right now. Okay, cool. It's not too late, but don't wait too long because,
you know, certain people can't do it for so long. But one thing we also are not going to do is tear
down another person for getting education that they're getting, you know. Some people say it's
born going back to school and doing that stuff. But hey, it may be born to you, but to them it's
not. This is what they, this is what they dream for. They ask for a reason over the case, maybe,
or they realize, hey, you know, I can't keep doing this. Y'all can't be stagnant in this one position.
So if I have to get to a higher position that I want to get to and make this amount of money,
I got to go to school. Play-blank period. And in certain jobs too, they want you to go to school
to have at least a master's degree, depending on what field you're going to, because that's
where what, that's where the money is and have some credentials such as certifications and stuff
like that. So that's why us adults that are going to school or have been in school and everything
like that, we need to mold this into our children because they're the future and they need role
models to see how it is. For example, you know, when we were younger, you know, when we were in
middle school elementary, we've seen high school, had high school fairs, went to college trips and
stuff. And here these people, real-life people, people look like us, people look like you,
well the case may be telling their story to you because this is what they wanted. This is all
they ever wanted. Or they realize, hey, if I got a, if I, if I want to be this person and be in this
field, I got to do this. I got to do this. And I'm telling you, it's not easy. I scratched this
enough. It's not easy. But when you put your best foot forward and keep going and keep going and
keep going, hey, you're going to stop a bull. Yes, you're going to make, yes, you're going to fail.
Yes, you're going to fail. But that's why it's always good to go back or do it all over.
Take it from a person that failed statistics one semester and failed environmental science
another semester during the pandemic and was able to take both of those classes,
two of the most hardest classes I've ever thought as being an undergrad to take at the same time
before graduating and was able to pass it. I'm telling y'all, it all it takes is just, you know,
keep going, keep it going and motivate yourself. Study, study, study, study, study, study, y'all.
When I tell y'all, when I like first times I ever seen bees, every the first time I ever seen a bee
on a test that I took and math statistic and as a college student y'all, I flipped. I think I went,
I think I bought me a nice, a nice lunch that day because like you got to reward yourself. You know,
at times when I say you got to treat yourself, treat yourself once to the, even the little
accomplishment you got to give as well as when it comes to our children, we got to
give them their flowers, give them their praise too because it's hard. Education is hard. Anything
involving you know, getting you into a predicament in your life to be great or to be that person you
see yourself as, you got to give yourself some praise. Yes, it's going to be hard. Yes, in the
midst of getting this education on owners' roles to succeed, to be successful, you're gonna have
some bumps and bruises because I tell y'all, looking back when I did fail those classes, I was like,
man, mind y'all, come in to college. I'm like, man, I don't know what I'm gonna do. And then my mind
of like, I'm hoping the pandemic will lift because I'm not an online learner. This is not for me.
I'm hands on. I like to be in person. I like to, when you're in person, I like to suck up the energy,
the vibe. I like to get it. And that's what makes me keep talking, you know, understand. And then by
me seeing them on the board and stuff like that, hearing the professor lay it out, because I know
too for professors, teachers, doctors, it wasn't it. Everybody was messed up. And bus by able, you
know, now in college, it's flexible. You could do Zoom in person or hybrid is in person or Zoom.
I'm not a hybrid person when it comes to school. Work life, love it. School, no.
But y'all, this is, you know, everything I'm saying is raw and uncut. And it's true from experience,
because you never know who better needs predicaments before. And it's okay to fail. It's a part of life
and it's a part of education. But one thing I will say, keep going. Don't stop, keep going.
So next, we're going to jump into when is the most crucial period for
intubations to intervating in a child's education development to the maximum academic achievement.
So this is where we're taught by what period in a child's life should we install the educational
of development. So a child's education development is the most crucial time to develop the most
crucial sorry period for getting education developed into a child is during their early
childhood years, particularly from birth to eight years old. So you know, when people
have children, when when they start talking, that's where it gets you okay, you need to learn your ABCs,
what's your name, how to spell your name, when your birthday, how older you was your mom's name,
your dad's name, guardian, that's where it gets the nitty-gritty up until the age of eight. That's
when they get to the second grade. That's when they that's when they get to is even the second or
the third grade. Let me think first grade I was six. Yeah, third grade. So when they started talking,
so like a couple months old up until like the third grade, that's where the parents and guardians
get involved deeply into like starting the children off within their child's educational
development to maximize their academic achievement. So during this time, children development
develops foundational literacy, numerous and social emotions, such as like within learning skills,
such as within the movie inside out, you know, that's a good movie to take your children to go
see because it helps a lot with their social emotions, learning skills, you know, you have
anger, sad, joy, fear, a discuss all that, take your kids to go see it. But first I will say before
you go see inside out to you have to watch inside out the first one to understand how it is when a
child develops, such as within education points and also within general as them growing up to be,
you know, from being a little kid, you know, from a toddler infant, infant, toddler,
preschool level, elementary level, middle school, and a lesson high school, young adult,
everything in that nature. Because it's really, I was really intrigued, really, really intrigued,
and it's like, hey, this is crazy. But it's worth watching because it will help the children
understand okay. It's how they feel it. And it also help a child to understand why they feel the way
they feel. So the early interventions such as high quality preschool programs and early literacy
activities are essential for setting the stage for long term academic success. For instance,
a high quality preschool program can help children learn the skills they need for kindergarten,
such as counting, matching and realizing letters, which are essential for future,
for future, for academic success. So with this being said, as though, as soon as like I said,
as soon as children start to talk, that's when I feel as though that's when the parents, the guardians
are able to install like the basic skills they need to know what's their name, how to spell their name,
birthdays, colors, shapes, stuff like that. Some kids are taught at home because you know,
they have homeschool too. That's why people also fail to realize too, you know, even though
most parents and guardians don't have their children within like the public or private
eye, they also have them in the comfort of their own home because some children, you know,
are best to be at home or the parents feel those okay. For safety reasons,
my child is going to work from home. I'm not really a lot of times people too when I was
on the reason the research too, they say allegedly students that are from low income communities
will not be as smart, you know, or not be into education like that. But I feel as though that's
a legally so that's like opinion because as a person that grew up in a community that's like
it is urban, mixed with different cultures, but in a middle class, the middle class,
the little class community who didn't go to a private school but experienced going to a city
school, a county school, I was able to be up there with so they say the children that have a higher
educational standpoint. And I didn't go to preschool. I learned if I'm at home,
then when pre K and pre KK, I was on it and that's the same way from me and my siblings as well.
So that's another thing. So I wanted to dig deep on to but we're almost there. So I gave
a little teaser but we're almost there. So where are the disappointaries and educational resources
and opportunities that most invest in? How can they be monetized? So this party's in the educational
resources and opportunities are more invested in low income and rural areas where schools often
lack necessary funding, qualified teachers and essential faculties. This, this parties can be
monetized through equipment funding models, target support programs and policies that offers
additional resources to unserved communities, enhancing access to technology professionals
development for educationers, for education and educationers and community engagement activities
can also help bridge this gap. So for example, providing additional funds and resources to
schools located in low income communities can help ensure that students have the same access to
technology as peers in the high income community. So as I mentioned, like I just said, a lot of
people always be like a lot of people always be like, Oh, yeah, my child or I know a child
or whatever case may be that goes to a school that's a private school that's impacted with the
high income low income would be third would be allegedly certified as city schools. For example,
I'm from Baltimore City. If you're new here, I'm from Baltimore. I went to school in the city
and then half of my high school year, literally the peak of my freshman year I went to a county
school, then transferred back to the city. I will say it's like pros and cons allegedly within this
gas from city schools. The school I went to elementary school, I went there from elementary
all the way up to middle school. Good from the time being, you know, you're gonna have some
bumps and bruises as well. But as I prepared for high school, I was good because in the
way I'm from the city, I don't know if every other school does every other like state does it for
their district. We take it's somewhat like a placement test to see where will you go for
high school and it's considered composite scores and those scores impact with okay, if you're able
to if you get a good school period, you're going to a real good school. If you get like the middle
class, okay, you'll go to middle class school. If you don't score good, you're going to the
very other bear the middle the bear minimum school, which is considered in my city. And
I always would used to say like as I got older, I see my brothers and sisters do it. I'll be like
sometimes the test I feel is always like, first of all, I don't even remember the test.
I don't remember because I feel like a middle school, we took so many tests and you didn't
know what was what, especially for the compile school. Mind y'all, that was years ago. So I have
no clue. But when I see my brothers and sisters take it and I see their letters, I was like,
wow, you know, taking the test, determine on what school to go to. So it's like, as well as a
parent for college, you got, you know, you got to take SAT scores and all that you have to your
SAT scores have to be this good. And you have to have a certain GPA to go to this school.
With preparing for high school, you would think they would do the same thing for GPA,
but it was basically compared on to the composite score. And that triggered a lot of children because
a lot of children always wants to go. Most of the children allegedly that I went to school with.
And then as my sister brothers got older, want to go to the real as in our city, the real popular
schools such as because such as the schools that were known for their education, but also known as
within the sports. So for low income schools, that's in low com, low com communities, they're willing to
do the fundings. However, I feel though they're not doing it fast enough. Because these children
deserve education. No matter where you from, who you are, like I mentioned, the color, skin, whatever,
you, your child deserves the best education because they need that as they get older.
They need that for just to have a representation of them. And one thing, like I said, once they have
education, they can that cannot be taken away from them. As well as, you know, even if they go
higher, they get their social degree, bachelor's degree, master's, doctor's, PhD, whatever, they
cannot nobody can take that away from them. That's one thing. Nobody can take that away from them.
They could try to do anything and everything else. But that's one thing you cannot take away from a
child is their is their education. And I feel as though no matter where you from, that should not
identify how smart you are. Because like I said, it's a lot of people that's famous that came from
the slums that smart is ever. And that's like, that's why I'm real big on education. And I
somewhat decided to dedicate the month of July to the first part of the July to education standpoint,
because we need to let this be known. You don't hear enough about education. And when you do,
it's not somewhat I feel like allegedly is somewhat not what I want to hear. It's not really what I
want to hear. Because it's like, they're not digging a little deeper. And I feel as though we need to
dig deeper because our children is the next month up from elementary school all the way up to high
school. Like I said, it's going to be some bups in a row, you know, where human is okay, you fail,
you don't do it over. So you make sure you get it right. And you master it. Because I had to
realize that to you like you can't rush everything in order for you to get it done. To make sure you
understand and comprehend, you got to get it right. You got to study study study study crazy.
You got five study habits. And asking for help is one of the many things to when it comes to
education that I feel as though within my generation and generations to come, we have a problem
with doing because we feel inverse. And I'm gonna say this on person that finally is able to express
herself more stuff. It's okay to ask for help. It's okay because you're also not you know, I know
that this stuck with me a long time as I got older. You know, if you don't ask a question in the
class, somebody may have the same question as you and is afraid to ask it too. So you never know,
use your voice. Your voice is powerful, especially when it comes to education, any other source of
aspect and your life that you want to use for your voice is a gift. That's why God will ever
you believe in give it to you because you're entitled to use it. It's a must. It's a gift.
No matter how big or small your opinion is, it matters. This is just as well as how they say
your vote matters. No matter what you do or say, everything you do matters. And if you think it
might not be as big, it don't matter. You're still in that quartile. You're still in that percentile
because you matter. So for children that are listening to this parents guardians, older
siblings, aunties, uncles, cousins, grandfathers, whoever listened to this, install this, enhance
this in your children in whatever your case may be because they need it and they need us.
Okay, they need us and they need it. So lastly,
why do some children perform better academically than others and which factors contribute to these
differences? So some children perform better academically than others due to combinations
of factors, including social economic statuses, access to quality education, parental involvement
and individual learning differences. Children from well off backgrounds often, allegedly,
have more educational resources and support while those disadvantages backgrounds, allegedly,
may face obstacles such as limited access to learning materials and support provided. Additionally,
factors such as early childhood education, early childhood education, children's teacher's quality
and a child's health and well being plays a crucial role in academic performance. For instance,
students with access to quality childcare are more likely to attend and complete school as well as
higher academic performing levels, at performing levels. So with this case is saying like,
why do some children perform better academically than others? Like I said, allegedly, I kept saying
allegedly because like I said, I went to school with some people that came up in the same community
as I am and were advanced a little bit more than I was. Let alone, like I said, and also people
fell a real I sue a start from at home. The parents and guardians, whoever's taken care of a children,
children or a child, we y'all us have to really, really, really, really, really be on top of our
children when it comes to giving them the jewels and knowledge that they need to know because
especially if they're in our care, we're responsible for them to get the type of education
and everything that they deserve because they need it. It's a must that they get all the educational
tools that we're guiding them to this train to success. Because if not, what then it's like
there is is going to be no turning unless I'll say this at times. Yes, most parents and guardians
cannot be there. However, that's like I said, if there's more people living in the household
and they only education, siblings can help as well. If other people live in there too, cousins,
aunties and stuff, they want education as well. It starts from at home point blank period. We have
to help the children sometime with shape or form because they're the future and they need this.
They have to go to school. They have to go to elementary and elementary to high school. That's
required. It's required straight off the bat. Hey, your child has to be an elementary middle
school and high school college or anything at the high school. That's up to them. But they have to go
to they have to go to elementary through high school elementary middle school high school.
That's required. It's there. They have to but I will say this. The allegedly they say,
you know, some kids that you know, their parents involved helped them. Like I said, again,
most of your favorite rappers are artists, whoever the case may be half of them didn't have allegedly
didn't have their parents helping them. They taught theirself at a young age. Certain stuff,
you teach yourself. And that's how we am as I got older, certain stuff my parents didn't teach me,
I taught myself as well as for my parents, certain stuff that their parents and teach them, they
taught theirself because they were eager to know and grow and develop in this type whatever educational
standpoint or area it is they wanted to grow, elevate and blossom in it. And that rubbed off on
me because certain stuff that I want to know, such as within my history, I learned that myself. I
dig into myself and I never forget. I believe it was last semester. No, my first semester as
a officially a social work student, that one of my classmates they was like, when it comes to
education, she's we meant we had mentioned, well, she had mentioned that she feel like she's not
learning a lot from her parents and teachers. And that was a debate long story show. I agreed with
her and also the professor because yes, the professors are encountered to but it also starts
from at home as well as if you're intrigued on one to listen, we have the internet. Our generation
has more resources than our parents, grandparents, great grandparents of happy because we're able to
type it, say it in the search bar, they couldn't they had to go to the libraries, you know, they had
to sit and really look for until they were like certain points in their life and okay, this one
internet came into play. But times has changed now. So I was like, hey, everything is there for us.
We have it here in hand, phones, tablets, computers, we have it. So we got to use what we have to get
what we want. That makes sense. It's actually when it comes to the educational x back for our
children, we have to make sure they're getting the access that they need as well as the nutrients
that they need because they blossom every day, as well as making sure they understand what they're
doing. Yes, they might understand it might slip. But it's okay, you got to keep on we got to keep
on motivating and we got to mold them to understand that this is important. And this is what you need.
So people would not ever play with you or try to play you. One thing a person cannot take
home is your education. They could try anything and everything else but education is something
they cannot take from you. And I say this too, for the children as well as for us adults,
embrace the little things that they do, especially if they were struggling with something,
and they were finally able to overcome it, celebrate them. You know, we always celebrate
stuff as our birthdays, graduations, wedding stuff like that. But we really don't celebrate the
little obstacles in our life, especially if we struggled within it. Like, y'all are
glad to see y'all not when I passed that class first ever test back in person taking this class
for the second time. And I was studying so hard had tutors I was using every voice resource that I
wasn't using at first, finally took that risk and used them resources. And I got to be on my math
exam, my first math exam. I was at the shop, I take some of them fall out, take them like look,
look, because it was so unbelievable. So we had to celebrate the little achievements that come
their way, especially when it comes to education because it's hard. Your child say look, I need help.
Internet is there. We're going to learn this together. Because I'm telling y'all,
if y'all don't have children now like me when we get older, my fear is the math. I'm sorry.
I still fear for math. Because you know, they know a little jokey joke that they be saying,
oh, that's that new math. And I'd be like, yeah, I think this is that new math because I'd be like,
what is that? Because I'd be like, what is that? I said math is not my strong points.
But I was able to get it done. Because it was a must that I challenged myself to be like, all
right, this is my second time. Look, we're going to do this right. And we're going to do it the
right way. We're going to use all the sources x, y, and z. And we did that and we passed.
And look where we are now on the road to the green number two. Okay, I use my story to help
anybody when it comes to having a testament for anybody. You never know who is going to do the
same boat as you. This is why we have this is why I have what this is why I have Bob and with
E. Because it's a stepping stone for me to help people if I don't help a lot of people long
because I help somebody that's all that matters. Okay. So just to sum up today's vibe of the day,
you know, it's based on education and academic advancement for children are influenced by a
range of factors including stakeholders, investments, resources, availability and timely
intervening key stakeholders such as parents guardians, parents, large guardians, teachers,
and policy policy makers play a crucial role in shaping a child's educational experience.
This parties and educational resources, particularly in low income and rural areas can
inhabit can inhabit, sorry, can improve academic success but can be maximized minimized through
equal bill is he funding and targeting support. Early childhood is a crucial period for
intervening in factoring such as social economic statistics is access to quality education and
parental involvement, scientifically surf side. The mic is just keep coming closer and closer.
So we got to fix it significantly. Sorry guys impacting a child's academics outstanding.
So the questions we always have questions I want you guys to think about as we leave.
One, how do you believe community involvement and support can improve children's outcome for
children in under resourced schools and what strategies or programs can have have you found
most effective in addressing this parties and educational opportunities and academic advancement
achievements amongst children from different social socioeconomics background. So as always,
I hope you guys had enjoyed today's vibe of the day. I hope you guys have learned a few things
or two and I hope this will also help you with your children or this children period that you
involved in with your biological not biological children children if you're a teacher with anything
involving with helping with children. I hope this helps you and mold you as well because
like I said we are the new adults, what a new aunties, uncles and things like that. So we have
to motivate our children and we have to display the blueprint to them and give them the ins and
outs of what's to come and to also motivate them and tell them you know at times you're going to
fail but that's a part of life and it happens is okay. But one thing is for certain two things
for sure you're going to be smarter than what so once I'm done with you okay. So without further
ado I wish you guys off with the best. Please enjoy yourself on this lovely Wednesday. Peace and
blesses to you all please be safe out here because it is summer time and it's like the weather is
giving like warm one day hot another day and you just don't know what to expect the next day.
So please stay hydrated please stay safe and please also display nothing but positivity
and as always if you guys have any questions or concerns you can text my dm at vibing.dot.with
e-b-i-b-i-n-g-w-i-t-h.e okay. I wish you all the best peace love and hair grease you guys will
hear from me next Wednesday. Bye!