Helping Adults Navigate Social Media Through Hatch Again
Helping Adults Navigate Social Media Through Hatch Again
You’ve probably already considered lots of different after school programs for your kids. Sports, chess, languages, robotics…there isn’t a shortage of fun and interesting after school programs these days.
You’ve probably already considered lots of different after school programs for your kids. Sports, chess, languages, robotics…there isn’t a shortage of fun and interesting after school programs these days.
There are so many different reasons we enroll our kids in after school programs. They can help boost academic and athletic performance while expanding a child’s social circle. After school programs help kids make new friends with similar interests, and even help boost self-confidence. They’re also a driver in promoting healthier behaviours in kids. A kid who comes home to an empty house may be tempted to sit in front of the TV with an unhealthy snack but - depending on the type of activity you choose - a child’s physical health can be maintained through after school program exercise. Even if exercise isn’t the main component, after school programs keep teens and middle schoolers busy and away from participating in risky behaviours when they are most likely to occur. Instead, kids and teens are in a safe and structured space where working parents don’t have to worry about them.
Now imagine there was a fun after school program that helped your kids perform well academically and provided valuable skills that could help shape their future. The good news? There is a program that combines all of this and you’ve likely never considered it before: after school coding programs!
As beneficial as after school programs can be, there are a few things we believe can be improved:
There are many coding companies out there, but what makes Hatch the best?
If you want to try out a new program your kids will love, try Hatch@Home. Our coding software allows you to learn at home and access our coaches for actionable feedback on projects. Kids are encouraged to apply self-learning while learning to read and write code in real-life coding languages.
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