Manpreet Singh
Writing a letter to your loved ones may sound meaningless in today’s time but Imagine sending a handwritten letter to your friend or cousin who lives in a different state or overseas. It surely helps you connect with them on a more personal level fostering a strong bond for life. Unfortunately, in the modern age … Read more
‘Should I pack my bag first or fill the water bottle?‘ Such a question might sound ordinary to you but plays a crucial role in everyday life for little learners. With every question that decides what to do and when to do it, children indirectly form habits. Even the little actions or ways to do … Read more
You may have noticed sometimes that a kid playing with play dough creates a mindblowing representation of any object or a living being and when given a colorful sheet tries to fold in different ways to create shapes or figures. These are all examples of how a kid tries to express his/her thoughts creatively. It … Read more
When you’re finished delivering your lesson and ask students if they have any questions, there are times when students have no doubt at all. This concludes whether the students have understood everything or nothing. The reason behind such scenarios is the very little involvement of the students in learning. The whole lesson is only led … Read more
Imagine children get to dance one day in school and the other day, they are indulged in painting. It would indeed be a dream school where theater and drama are given importance right from a young age. In a competitively growing scenario, the inclusion of different art forms for learning might be limited. That is … Read more
Did you know self-concept plays a great role in shaping a child’s future? Yes, the way we see ourselves forms an important part of our everyday lives. The same psychology works with little ones. Self-concept is the belief an individual has about his/her self including abilities, weaknesses, special traits, and qualities. Knowing about themselves from … Read more
Problems are not stop signs, they are guidelines – Robert H. Schuller. Rightly quoted by Schuller, every problem comes with a solution that needs exploration through creative thinking and analysis. Problems appear in different sizes and nature and any one solution does not apply to all of them. Hence, it is essential to acquire and … Read more
Mathematical induction is a widely used mathematical concept that has varied real-life applications. The history of mathematical induction can be traced back to 1909, and the father of mathematical induction is an Italian mathematician called Giovanni Vacca. Inductive and deductive reasoning are crucial for teaching though major mathematical concepts including mathematical induction is based on … Read more
After students are introduced to basic shapes like squares and rectangles, familiarizing them with the shape of a trapezoid can be arduous since its properties are not as simple as the properties of a square or rectangle. So, there comes the challenge to think and arrange innovative techniques to accommodate the learning needs of students. … Read more
As it is popularly known, problems are inevitable! Whether it is in school, at home, or in an organization, you are likely to come across different types and levels of problems. With every problem comes many different solutions. Arriving at solutions to problems not only helps with creative thinking but also improves decision-making skills. It … Read more