Growing Minds Learning Center

Are you looking for a prime office space in the heart of ? Look no further! We have a fantastic opportunity for you.

📍 Location: Utrecht, Netherlands
📏 Size: 45m2
📅 Availability: Starting July 1st

Key Features:

✅ Prime Location: Situated in a highly desirable area of Utrecht, our office space offers convenience and accessibility for you and your team.

✅ Modern Building: Join a prestigious office building equipped with state-of-the-art facilities, designed to inspire productivity and foster collaboration.

✅ Spacious and Well-lit: With 45m2 of well-utilized space, you'll have ample room to work comfortably and efficiently. Natural light floods the office, creating a pleasant working environment.

✅ Flexible Options: Whether you're a small startup, an established business, or a freelancer, this office space is suitable for various professional needs.

✅ Professional Atmosphere: Benefit from a professional setting that enhances your business image and impresses clients and visitors.

Additional Amenities:

🌐 High-Speed Internet
🔒 Secure Access
🚗 Ample Parking Space
🍽️ Restaurant in the building
🚇 Easy Access to Public Transportation

Don't miss out on this excellent opportunity to establish or expand your business in Utrecht! This office space won't stay on the market for long.

For more information or to schedule a visit, please contact us at:

📧 Email: [email protected]

💼 Website:http://www.depionierutrecht.nl/

☎️ 0645 998 902

De Pionier – Ondernemen in een dynamische omgeving De Pionier is een bedrijfsverzamelgebouw van woningcorporatie Mitros. Met de herbestemming van dit oude schoolgebouw draagt Mitros bij aan het voorkomen van leegstand en de ondernemersgeest brengt leven in de wijk.

Enjoying teaching in various ways, after all not everyone learns the same!

Ever wonder what feedback for learning is all about, and how to keep your kids motivated in their learning journey? 🤔

Feedback is a critical step in personal growth because it shows kids their journey, from where they have come from and where they need to go😀 Many people don’t like receiving feedback because it can be seen as another way to criticise and to pick apart their failures. But the three fundamental steps for giving feedback are appreciation, coaching and evaluation, and these steps help build strong positive feelings towards feedback👍. Afterall, feedback is meant to motivate and inspire, not to make one feel as though they are not improving! Here are some tips that I use at that will help you give feedback in a meaningful way, whether it is going over your child’s report card or homework or simply helping them remember simple routines⭐!

1. Highlight your child’s personal progress. Give out many ✨compliments✨ about how far they have come. It can be something as small as writing the numbers the right way around, but this shows the child that they are improving, even if they do not see it themselves 😊.

2. Focus on one thing that they can improve on. It is important to set realistic and clear expectations and goals 🥅. It can be very overwhelming when you have to think of every little thing you need to work on, and it can also be discouraging. For example, if I have a student who is working on improving their essay structuring, I wouldn’t give feedback on how to improve their handwriting or how they need to diversify their vocabulary. That feedback can be goals for the next draft.

3. Give feedback in the moment. It is easy to remember feedback when you can immediately apply it to your work✅. Plus, it gives the students a chance and opportunity to ask questions and to correct their work.

4. Compliment, encourage and celebrate🎉! The final step is very important because you don’t know how hard the child worked to improve. Any little milestone is an achievement, and it encourages them to always try because any little step forwards is worth being proud of 🥇💪

Has this been helpful for you? Let me know in the comments!

✍️A Writer's Way has started again! So far we have looked at the fundamentals of writing and easing our way out of the holiday fog, and into writing mode. The workshop consists of mostly secondary students, but all grades are welcome!

📖Last year we read 'Holes' by Louis Sachar, and the students are putting forward their choices for this year. Do you have any suggestions? Write them in the comments section below 👇

During our summer activities, we had so much fun 🌞!

We had one big project that we worked on every day which was making a paper-maché piggy bank 🐷 and other mini activities! To name a few activities, we made slime, used shaving cream to make marbled cards, and even did a STEM activity where the kids made a spaghetti tower out or spaghetti!
It was an absolute blast 🎉 🤗 🤪 what a way to start the summer!

The classroom door keeps getting beautified! Sometimes as a treat the students make homemade stickers and decorate the classroom 😊! And not only is it welcoming and bright, but it also shows what the sessions are like - filled with creativity and fun 🤩!

Want to know more about what happens in class? Click on the link on the bio ✨️

The new whiteboards are in! After asking my students what they felt the classroom was missing, I bought some individual whiteboards so that they can work independently and let's be honest, they are a lot of fun 😄

Sometimes we understand our own knowledge of a subject, if we are able to teach it to others. And sometimes, it's fun to have someone else teach you something new!

🌟 PROUD POST 🌟 I have a Grade 4 student that worked so hard on his homework activity that I just had to post it online to show everyone his amazing work 👏