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Terms starting with K
Every Buhata Life Terms entry that starts with K, with its short definition.
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Kanban board
A board split into columns for each stage of work, such as To Do, In Progress and Done, with a card for every task that moves across as the work advances.
Kanban vs Scrum
A comparison of two agile approaches: Scrum works in fixed-length Sprints with set accountabilities, and Kanban manages a continuous flow of work with limits on work in progress.
Key performance indicator (KPI)
A measurable number a team tracks against a target and a deadline because it shows progress on something critical to the organization's goals.
Keystone habit
A habit that tends to set off changes in other habits, such as regular exercise leading to better eating, as described by Charles Duhigg.
Kids birthday party
A birthday celebration planned for a child and their friends, usually with food, cake, an activity and small favors for the guests.
Kids morning routine
The same short list of steps a child follows each school or child care morning, such as dressing, breakfast, brushing teeth and grabbing a backpack.
Kids savings account
A bank or credit union savings account opened for a child, usually jointly with a parent or as a custodial account, where the child's money earns interest.
Kindergarten readiness
How prepared a child is for kindergarten, in social, emotional, language, thinking and physical skills, alongside meeting their state's entry age.
Kindergarten registration
Enrolling your child in kindergarten with the school district, usually by showing proof of age, proof of residence and immunization records before the school year.
KonMari folding
Marie Kondo's way of folding clothes into small rectangles that stand upright in a drawer, so every item is visible at once instead of stacked.