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    Tinker Thinkers Academy

    Tinker Thinkers Academy

    5.0(1 review)
    5.2 mi

    AMAZING SCHOOL AND STAFF! I've done an internship at Tinker Thinkers and it's the best place to…read morework! The founders are super interesting and kind-hearted people. This place is great for children. The improvement in skills and motivation that I saw are incredible. When I was starting, I worked with a child who couldn't sit still for more than 5-7 minutes, after two months with Tinker Thinkers' interactive program the child was super motivated in learning and advancing. This after school center is absolutely amazing!!

    From the owner: Does your child struggle with: Short attention span, ADHD / Dyslexia / Creative activities /…read moreLearning Disabilities / Poor memory / Trouble finishing tasks / Bad grades / Logical reasoning / Poor imagination? The backbone of Tinker Thinkers Brain Training Program is the Abacus Mental Math. Abacus Math may be the most effective way to help children develop the core learning skills that make paying attention easy, and completing assignments and doing well in school - fun. Our Brain Training program gives your child the exact stimulation they need to develop superior learning skills that will help them learn faster and do better in school from first grade to high school, and beyond. We understand that each child is unique and deserves personal attention. Our goal is to improve your child's core learning skills. For a student with strong core learning skills, learning becomes easy. We aim to help your child grow and reach his/her full potential.

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    Wayzata Public Schools

    Wayzata Public Schools

    2.0(2 reviews)
    3.7 mi

    I did not like this most kids are nice and some teachers are to but most teachers and some kids…read morejust these 30 percent are showing bad behavior and are ruining it for the rest and the bad teachers are punishing everybody most staff are just bad some are good but the bad staff are telling them what to do are being mean the least you can do is suspend one bad kid. Suspend those 15 percent bad and the other 15 percent punish them don't punish the rest of kids. then fire those bad teachers but you guys won't . You pay the good teachers very little so the government has it and they do nothing with it. The 70 percent good kids the 80 percent teachers and 15 percent good staff need to work in a place where they actually get respected and not in this failure place. I'm talking about green wood elementary . Don't go to greenwood go to a nice private school or move and go to a good public school where everyone is good and the bad kids and staff are fired. I'm only talking about green wood don't go to green wood

    I like aspects except a few. I went to this school and graduated 3 years ago and something that…read morealways seemed to bother me was the extreme bullying, especially in kickball. It may normally be a bit rude but in kickball everyone is literally screaming at the top of their lungs and constantly arguing(for example if there is someone who they consider bad at kickball they will try to force them onto the other team.) But the thing that mainly bothers me in not just kickball but in all of the school is the structure. For example in kickball, the rule is that you are first to get in kicking line after your team switches to kicking instead of letting the person who was next in line after 3 outs in kicking kick next. Another example is in basketball. The basketball court on the school playground is designed with definitely some intent of making it interfere the kickball game. The court is right in front of the kickball turf and any far kicks or throws between 2nd and 3rd base would interrupt the basketball game by crossing the court. I also do not like the structure that teachers go through. I like that you do not have to move around with different teachers, but staying with that 1 teacher all the time kind of makes you super dependent on that teacher. Another thing I hate with the sports structure is the fact that no one plays as a team. The ball is almost always passed to only the same people who are considered good, those of which who completely forget about teamwork and try to show off instead of including others and completely screw up their team, such as chucking the kickball as hard as possible to try and show off by getting someone out instead of being safe, but those people often miss the ball versus others and screw up their entire team. A third thing I hate is the structure of the teachers. The teachers are nice and all but one major thing I see them fail to do is take action against bullies. Like the kickball bullies are people I understand because there would just be more and more conflict no matter how many you break up at the time. But there are other disagreements which people become overconfident of their side in and virtually take in nothing from the other person side and start fighting like hell. If a student tells a teacher of bullying or even fights between entire teams in certain sports then they are not going to take action and the nice and quiet people who want to say one thing or are considered bad at the sport will be completely bullied and excluded by all the kids. 1: I am credible in this insight such that I went to elementary school there and that I have been through all the years and have graduated elementary school there. Keep in mind that these people almost always end up becoming more inclusive, friendly, nice and mature in middle or maybe even high school/ 2: Please do not think of these people as forever being bad people. This is because many of the people I knew who were like this in elementary school ended up growing much nicer, friendlier, more inclusive and mature in life. Even some big elementary school bullies ended up becoming my friends in middle school.

    Ave Maria Academy - elementaryschools - Updated May 2026

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