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Dear Moms, I’m curious about something. In today’s digital world, if you could replace a small part of your child’s screen time with something genuinely useful for their future, what would you want them to learn? Not school subjects or academic tutoring, but practical things that would help them become capable, independent adults. What skills do you think kids aren’t learning enough at school or at home, and what’s one skill you wish you had learned as a child?

Dear Moms, I’m curious about something. In today’s digital world, if you could replace a small part of your child’s screen time with something genuinely useful for their future, what would you want them to learn? Not school subjects or academic tutoring, but practical things that would help them become capable, independent adults. What skills do you think kids aren’t learning enough at school or at home, and what’s one skill you wish you had learned as a child?

Dear parents, I’m curious about something. In today’s digital world, if you could replace a small part of your child’s screen time with something genuinely useful for their future, what would you want them to learn? Not school subjects or academic tutoring, but practical things that would help them become capable, independent adults. What skills do you think kids aren’t learning enough at school or at home, and what’s one skill you wish you had learned as a child?

I’m a software engineer and an engineering graduate from Anna University, Guindy. I’m considering starting a small weekend learning program for children, mainly for Classes 2–7.

The idea is not to be a regular tuition class, but more of a practical “future skills” academy where children can learn things like computer skills, logical thinking, coding concepts, communication, creative projects, and age-appropriate use of AI.

I’m thinking of keeping the batches small, with around 10 children in each batch, so that there is enough individual attention.

Before I take this idea forward, I wanted to get some opinions from parents here.

Would you be interested in sending your child to something like this on weekends? If yes, what would you expect from such a program, and what skills would you most like your child to learn?

I’d really appreciate any honest suggestions or feedback. I’m still at the planning stage, so your inputs would genuinely help me shape the program.

I’m a software engineer and an engineering graduate from Anna University, Guindy. I’m considering starting a small weekend learning program for children in Perungudi, mainly for Classes 2–7.

The idea is not to be a regular tuition class, but more of a practical “future skills” academy where children can learn things like computer skills, logical thinking, coding concepts, communication, creative projects, and age-appropriate use of AI.

I’m thinking of keeping the batches small, with around 10 children in each batch, so that there is enough individual attention.

Before I take this idea forward, I wanted to get some opinions from parents here.

Would you be interested in sending your child to something like this on weekends? If yes, what would you expect from such a program, and what skills would you most like your child to learn?

I’d really appreciate any honest suggestions or feedback. I’m still at the planning stage, so your inputs would genuinely help me shape the program.

I am continuously watching the apps for buying tickets. But unfortunately i am always missing it and usually all centre tickets are sold out. So if anybody know when they usually open online booking for IMAX tickets for phoenix mall, that would be great. If anybody knows about VR mall IMAX tickets, that might be helpful as well.

I am continuously watching the apps for buying tickets. But unfortunately i am always missing it and usually all centre tickets are sold out. So if anybody know when they usually open online booking for IMAX tickets for phoenix mall, that would be great. If anybody knows about VR mall IMAX tickets, that might be helpful as well.