My Recent Reviews

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  Murray Ortiz

  September 5, 2026

  Introduction to Comparative Zoology

  Valuable content overall, but the pace felt a touch fast for younger teens; better suited to students toward the upper end of the 14–18 range.

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  Murray Ortiz

  September 1, 2026

  Introduction to Early Childhood Education: Child Development & Careers

  Great attention to cultural and family influences on development. It opened up helpful conversations with my teenager about different caregiving perspectives.

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  Murray Ortiz

  July 29, 2026

  Roblox Science for Grade 4 and 5: NGSS Concepts Through Games

  (Sample only — fictional, not a real testimonial.) The course focus on adaptations, natural hazards, and states of matter, delivered through interactive puzzles and magnet-based challenges, sounds like a fun way to meet NGSS concepts. Having setup help available is reassuring.

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  Murray Ortiz

  July 25, 2026

  Molecular Model Building with a 3D Kit

  Overall this was a positive experience and the hands-on kit is excellent, but I would have liked a bit more repetition or review for my younger 8-year-old during a couple of lessons. Still worth it for the clear progression through molecules and allotropes of carbon.

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  Murray Ortiz

  June 20, 2026

  Ancient World History: Early Civilizations

  Good introduction to the Indus Valley and China. My child enjoyed most weeks, though I would have liked occasional optional challenge tasks.

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  Murray Ortiz

  May 11, 2026

  Draw Movie-Inspired Characters from Sing

  As a parent of a 10-year-old, I appreciated the focus on performance details and expressive faces. The step-by-step approach made it easy for them to follow along during the 50-minute lessons. By the end of the five weeks they were sketching characters with much more personality.