Parent Guide

Supporting your child's coding journey with Telebort.

In this guide:

• Understanding the program
• Supporting your child
• Tracking progress
• Communication channels
• Parent FAQs

Understanding the Program

When to use: You want to know how Telebort teaches coding.

Our Teaching Method

Traditional vs Telebort Approach

Traditional	Our Method
Memorize first, apply later	Build projects from day one
Individual learning	Collaborative small groups
Fixed pace for all	Personalized progression
Grade-based success	Project-based achievement

What Your Child Learns

Technical Skills

• Programming fundamentals
• Problem-solving approach
• Debugging techniques
• Project planning
• Collaboration skills

Life Skills

• Logical thinking
• Persistence through challenges
• Creative expression
• Communication
• Time management

Supporting Your Child

When to use: You want to help your child succeed.

Creating the Right Environment

Physical Space

• Quiet area for online classes
• Proper desk and chair
• Good lighting
• Minimal distractions

Digital Setup

• Reliable internet (5+ Mbps)
• Laptop/computer (not tablet)
• Webcam for online classes
• Headphones (optional but helpful)

Encouraging Progress

Do's ✅

• Celebrate small wins
• Show interest in projects
• Ask "What did you build today?"
• Encourage questions
• Allow productive struggle

Don'ts ❌

• Compare with others
• Rush the learning process
• Solve problems for them
• Skip classes for minor reasons
• Expect immediate mastery

Tips:

• Learning to code involves failing and trying again
• Progress isn't always linear
• Every child learns at their own pace
• Consistency matters more than speed

Tracking Progress

When to use: You want to monitor your child's learning journey.

Progress Indicators

Dashboard Metrics

• Lessons completed
• Projects submitted
• Attendance record
• Skills acquired

Real Progress Signs

• Explains coding concepts to you
• Debugs errors independently
• Shows excitement about projects
• Helps classmates
• Creates beyond assignments

Monthly Check-ins

Questions to ask your child:

1. What's your favorite project so far?
2. What was challenging this month?
3. What do you want to build next?
4. How can I support you better?

Understanding the Pace

Stage	Duration	What to Expect
Beginning	Weeks 1-4	Excitement, some confusion normal
Building Confidence	Weeks 5-12	More independence, small projects
Gaining Momentum	Weeks 13-20	Complex projects, helping others
Mastery	Weeks 21-24	Final project, next program planning

Communication Channels

When to use: You need to contact Telebort or get updates.

WhatsApp Communication

What We'll Send You

• Class reminders (day before)
• Payment notifications
• Progress updates
• Workshop invitations
• Important announcements

When to Contact Us

• Schedule changes needed
• Technical issues
• Payment questions
• Progress concerns
• Feedback or suggestions

Response times:

• Urgent: 2-4 hours
• General: Within 24 hours

Parent-Teacher Communication

Regular Updates

• Monthly progress summary
• Milestone achievements
• Areas for improvement
• Next steps

When to Request Meeting

• Concerns about progress
• Child facing challenges
• Program questions
• Next program planning

Common Concerns

When to use: You have questions about your child's experience.

"My child finds it difficult"

This is normal because:

• Coding is a new way of thinking
• Making mistakes is part of learning
• Each concept builds on previous ones

How to help:

• Encourage persistence
• Celebrate effort over results
• Remind them everyone struggles
• Share that experts were beginners once

"My child wants to skip class"

First, understand why:

• Temporary frustration?
• Scheduling conflict?
• Social challenges?
• Technical difficulties?

Then address it:

• Talk to your child openly
• Contact teacher for insights
• Consider makeup classes
• Reinforce commitment

"Is my child progressing normally?"

Remember:

• Every child learns differently
• Some concepts click immediately, others take time
• Comparison with others isn't helpful
• Consistency matters most

Progress markers:

• Attending classes regularly
• Completing projects
• Asking questions
• Showing enthusiasm

Extending Learning

When to use: Your child wants more coding opportunities.

At Home

• Encourage personal projects
• Watch coding YouTube videos together
• Visit coding game websites
• Discuss technology in daily life

Special Programs

• #CodeWithAI workshops (free for students)
• Holiday coding camps
• Competition preparation
• Advanced workshops

Resources

• Coding Games: CodeCombat, Scratch
• YouTube Channels: Coding Train, CS Dojo
• Books: Python for Kids, Hello World!
• Communities: Local coding clubs

Investment in Future

When to use: You're wondering about long-term benefits.

Why Coding Matters

• Digital literacy is essential
• Problem-solving skills transfer everywhere
• Creates rather than just consumes technology
• Opens career opportunities
• Builds confidence through creation

Success Stories

Our students have gone on to:

• Win coding competitions
• Build apps for their schools
• Start tech projects
• Excel in STEM subjects
• Pursue computer science degrees

Parent FAQs

Q: What if we miss a class? A: Contact teacher within 24 hours to arrange makeup class.

Q: Can parents sit in class? A: We encourage independent learning, but you can observe first class.

Q: How much homework is there? A: Usually 1-2 hours per week of practice projects.

Q: When do we see actual results? A: First project by week 4, significant projects by week 12.

Q: What computer specs are needed? A: Any laptop with 4GB RAM, made after 2018 works fine.

Your Role Matters

Remember: Your support and encouragement are crucial to your child's success. You don't need to understand coding to be their biggest cheerleader!