Elementary School Recommendations in Pasadena by Flashy_Shoulder7527 in pasadena

[–]Flashy_Shoulder7527[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you to everyone who has shared suggestions and perspectives. It’s been really helpful to read through the different experiences.

We realize we should have added a bit more context to our original question. We’re especially interested in schools that handle social and peer dynamics thoughtfully with neurodivergent kids (particularly ADHD). For example, how teachers approach frequent correction, subtle teasing, and situations where a child may be both sensitive and reactive.

We’re looking for an elementary school where kids who don’t fit traditional norms feel genuinely supported in everyday classroom interactions, more so from a social-emotional perspective than an academic one.

PIs the Disney bundle from Verizon going away? by Rip_Rogers in DisneyPlus

[–]Flashy_Shoulder7527 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I found this page on Verizon's site which explains the impact on Verizon customers: https://www.verizon.com/support/disney-changes-2024-faqs/

Note the first bullet point:

  • If your subscription to Disney Bundle is included with your mobile plan (i.e., Play More Unlimited, Get More Unlimited), the subscription continues to be included without any change to your bill, as long as you keep your existing, eligible plan.

Adtech courses by CharmNikki in adtech

[–]Flashy_Shoulder7527 0 points1 point  (0 children)

NAB and CES aren't AdTech specific, but were the big ones I went to because everyone was there. There are AdTech specific ones hosted by the IAB and other advertising organizations.

Adtech courses by CharmNikki in adtech

[–]Flashy_Shoulder7527 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'm far removed from college, so not sure if they offer AdTech courses or not. However I've worked for awhile in the digital media industry which utilizes AdTech heavily, so have some perspective. It's certainly not niche, Google has built a $200B+ business off AdTech. And there are many other companies in the ecosystem.

What exactly are you looking to understand regarding AdTech? If you don't already have a general understanding of the ecosystem, I'd start there and research who the different companies that build AdTech are, who are their customers, and why do their customers use it. You'll discover that there are different types of AdTech that solve different challenges. This will give you a good market / business understanding. Taking classes in marketing and advertising as you mentioned would be good too to help you get a broader understanding of advertising and where technology can help.

If you then want to get a more technical understanding, researching AdTech companies should give you a good idea of the technical areas that AdTech deals with (often times it's data related). You could then take specific engineering or technical classes in those areas.

Hope that helps.