by Nic Showalter
Ensuring that our children receive the best education often requires a more personalized approach. By delving into Learning Styles For Kids, parents and teachers can gain a deeper understanding of the different ways kids process and interact with information. This knowledge can be the key to unlocking their full potential in the classroom and beyond. https://pilotparenting.com/7-learning-styles-for-kids-identify-strengths-for-better-learning/
One of the most enlightening discoveries in education is the realization that children have diverse ways of understanding the world around them. Learning Styles For Kids offers insights into these varied methods, enabling us to tailor our teaching techniques to best suit each individual child’s needs and strengths.
Eight participants gathered in Estes Park, CO for our 2015 photo workshop in Rocky Mountain National Park. We enjoyed good conditions, willing photographers and a vibrant environment to develop and refine our photography skills.
Fred Lord returned for his 4th year as our landscape instructor, Jared Gricoskie returned for his 7th year as our wildlife teacher.
We always have a tentative schedule and then shift our plans when clouds cover the sun, rain falls or the weather threatens. We shot sunrises, sunsets, moving water, aspen trees, wildlife and flowers.
Over the last several years we have blended post-processing techniques in with our after-lunch critique sessions. Participants submit images for critique and as part of that feedback we do post-processing of the image on a screen so all can see.
Now that moose are so prevalent in the park, participants enjoy one morning on the west side of Rocky Mountain National Park looking for and capturing the largest mammals in the park.
An early morning optional hike to Dream Lake for sunrise was a unique experience of complete fog that broke well after sunrise affording some dramatic images for those eager enough to leave our basecamp at 3:50 am.
Reversing a trend over the last several years, there were more Canon shooters (7) than Nikon.
Thank you to RMOWP for your continued support and encouragement of this event!