Journal
Notes for parents who want the kid holding the camera.
Four pages. Each answers a real question, then points at Scool enrollment. No invented students.
parent
Why should kids learn photography?
Photography is visual literacy with a camera in the hand. Here is what a parent actually gets from a named course — not another app.
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What is a Frame Check?
Five questions a student asks their own picture: light, place, close, moment, clear. They mark the work. We confirm. That is how Scool teaches looking.
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A photography course for teens vs another YouTube binge
A playlist does not keep hours, missions, or a sequenced portfolio. Here is what a named teen course actually records — and what it costs.
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Photography I — The Eye: what a parent actually gets
16 sessions, 24 hours, eight field missions, a sequenced portfolio of twelve. $300 for Sep–Oct. The first named course in the Scool year.