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In wrapping up another lesson of teaching young karate students, I felt so inspired by their attitude and development regardless of their grade. Their openness and eagerness to improve is truly remarkable, fuelling my own passion for teaching. “The mediocre teacher tells. The good teacher explains. The superior teacher demonstrates. The great teacher inspires.” ~ William Arthur Ward .#precepts #livingasuccessfullife #successmindset #successtips #martialartstraining #growthanddevelopment #growthstrategy #successmentor #strategydevelopment #reachyourpotential #unlockpotential #fullpotential #mind #philosophy #potential #mindsetshift #mindfullymade #selfhelptips #achieveit

What is Zachary’s karate club? It is a network of 34 members of a university karate club, which was studied by anthropologist Wayne W. Zachary in the 1970. The study documented the interactions between club members outside of the club over a period of three years. During this time, a conflict arose between the club’s instructor and administrator, leading to the club splitting into two factions. Zachary used this network to study the flow of information and the resulting split, applying the Ford–Fulkerson algorithm to predict which members would join each faction. His predictions were accurate for all but one member. The karate club graph has become a popular example for understanding community structure in networks and is often used to demonstrate algorithms in graph theory and network analysis. The data set representing the interactions is publicly available and is frequently used in academic research and teaching to illustrate concepts of network analysis. #networkanalysis #graphdatabase

Persistence and discipline is the biggest reward.

🥋 Empowerment Through Taekwondo 🛡️ Did you know that Taekwondo can play a significant role in bullying prevention for children? Our latest article, "New Data: 6 Startling Physical Bullying Statistics," unveils the positive impact martial arts training can have on young lives. At Swift Current Christian Taekwondo, we're not just teaching kicks and punches; we're equipping kids with assertiveness, confidence, and resilience. Our unique approach integrates traditional Taekwondo values with practical defense strategies, providing a supportive community where children can thrive. Parents, it’s time to turn the page for your children. Read our article to see how martial arts can be a game-changer in your child's development. Join us to build a brighter future where every child stands strong. 💪✨ https://lnkd.in/gpndFTXF #Taekwondo #BullyingPrevention #ChildEmpowerment #MartialArts #Resilience #ConfidenceBuilding #ParentingTips #SwiftCurrent

SATURDAY SCHOOL Saturdays are days for grabbing those skills. Do you have a 9 to 15 year old at home? what do they do on Saturdays? watch cartoon all day? Here are the benefit of the Saturday School; 1. NETWORK - Networking is very beneficial, your child will have a chance to expand his network by making friends with people from other places and schools. 2. SKILLS BUILDING - Saturday School is all about 21st century skills. This is a chance not to be missed. School time table is normally jammed, so we can use saturdays to earn some very important skills. 3. LEARNING THROUGH PLAY - State-of-the art playground and structured play ensures your child grows muscles and self defence tenchniques through TAEKWONDO What are you waiting for, Register your child through https://lnkd.in/dUtjbi2Z

🥋 **Act Now Against Bullying with Taekwondo** 🛡️ Bullying is not a rite of passage—it's a challenge we must face head-on. As we stand united, let's turn the tide against physical bullying with the discipline and confidence that Taekwondo instills. 💪 In our latest article, 'Act Now: How to Report Physical Bullying,' we unfold a step-by-step guide to not only report bullying but to prevent it. Discover how the principles of Taekwondo can empower your child to stand tall and resilient. 🌟 **Key Highlights:** - Learn the signs of physical bullying. - Master the steps for reporting and preventing it. - Find out how Taekwondo builds mental and physical strength. Join us at Swift Current Christian Taekwondo where we're dedicated to teaching more than martial arts—we're crafting a generation of protectors, champions in life, and warriors against bullying. 🛡️✨ 📖 Read the full article at [https://lnkd.in/gkYYAeqK 📣 **Share this message** to spread awareness and strength. For every read, share, and like, we come one step closer to a world where every child can grow, learn, and thrive without fear. #Taekwondo #BullyingAwareness #MartialArts #Empowerment #AntiBullying #SelfDefense #ConfidenceBuilding #ParentingTips #ChildSafety #SwiftCurrentChristianTaekwondo

When considering which fighting style to train in for self-defense, consider the following questions: 1 - What kind of athletic ability is required to learn the art/method, and do you possess that level of ability? For example, if considering tae kwon do or karate, do you have the flexibility to deliver high kicks? 2 - Is this geared for sport, art, or real-world violence? 3 - Has this been pressure-tested, and proven in real combat? 4 - Do you enjoy training in this art/method enough that you will practice consistently in order to develop real, solid skill? 5 - Will training in this art/method maximize the amount of fighting skill you develop with a minimal amount of training? Or does it require 10 years of long practice just to get decent at fighting?

Hey Elementary Principals! Did you know that even in an activity like karate, consistency plays a crucial role in development? I learned this firsthand when my daughter participated in a karate aftercare program, but inconsistency in her classes started negatively impacting her skills. This made me realize the importance of regular practice and dedication, whether it's in karate, piano, swimming, or dance. And it got me thinking about the challenges principals face in providing consistent professional development opportunities. Just like my daughter's karate skills suffered from inconsistency, educators struggle when professional development lacks continuity. That's why I'm excited to invite you to our upcoming masterclass: Literacy Kickoff™️ Game Plan: How to Transform Your Elementary School into a Literacy Leader! I'll be sharing insights and strategies on fostering a culture of literacy excellence within your school. From common mistakes to the four stages outlined in the Literacy Kickoff™️ Game Plan framework. When: Monday, February 26th at 7pm ET Where: Zoom Cost: Free! Hope to see you there! Register today! #mequelboldenconsulting #structuredliteracy #scienceofreading #elementaryprincipals

Are you concerned about the impact of bullying on children and seeking ways to empower them? 🛡️🥋 Discover "The Bullying Trap: 6 Ways to Break the Abuse Cycle Now"—a comprehensive guide that combines the strength-building discipline of Taekwondo with practical strategies to combat bullying. ✨ Empowerment through martial arts 📘 Education that goes beyond the classroom 🤝 Community support for lasting impact Taekwondo isn't just about self-defense; it's a pathway to resilience, confidence, and community. Let's build a bullying-free future together, one confident child at a time. 🔗 Find out how Taekwondo can make a difference in our latest article. https://lnkd.in/gwEFkPFC #BullyingPrevention #TaekwondoTraining #MartialArts #SelfDefense #Empowerment #Resilience #Confidence #CommunitySupport #BreakTheCycle

This is a picture with my son and his taekwondo master. I shared it in a workshop last week I was leading about onboarding new staff members. When my son began taking taekwondo classes, his first experience wasn’t a group class. It was a one-on-one lesson with Master Han to learn the basics - the etiquette, the uniform, the jargon. This wasn’t something special we that only my son got. All of the students are onboarded this way. Let me tell you that this extra attention early on made a huge difference for his experience as a student and his retention (he’s testing for his advanced yellow belt next week). Onboarding is the same. Give focused attention to your new people but don’t make it feel like drinking from a fire house of links and documents. Give them what they need and then carefully drip out more as they continue on in your organization.