Manpreet Singh
Teaching number sense requires systematic intervention to build this skill in children. It is why there is a well-thought process carried out in classroom sessions. Popular as a lesson plan among educators, this process schedule tells about how number sense will be taught in class. In simple words, a lesson plan is a written version … Read more
When we hear the word “Probability”, we are reminded of our middle school math class and everything that it brought. Tossing a coin, rolling a die and playing cards were some resources that we used to understand the subject of Probability. Probability is a basic skill that enables students to approach problems with a new … Read more
Kids or anybody normally use visual and auditory senses to gain knowledge. But, these are not the only two senses we have. There are senses of balance (vestibular), smell (Olfactory), Touch (tactile), and Kinesthetics (bodily movements done to attain a goal), etc. too. Due to neurological shortcomings, if the visual and auditory senses are compromised, … Read more
The ability to understand things around and reflect on them in the right way is referred to as Critical thinking. In your personal as well as professional life, critical thinking has its advantages. Critical thinking is often a strength of people with dyslexia. But, unfortunately, they get pulled into a vicious loop of sticking to … Read more
Vocabulary is a crucial skill for developing language proficiency. One can develop it by knowing concepts like the origin of words, word morphology, and correct use of words. Understanding all these concepts can take an intelligent and systematic approach if we have acquainted ourselves with root words. The root word can be called a basic … Read more
Children are not the sole beneficiaries of multisensory learning. Even grown-ups are always on the path of learning. Learning deficiencies force many individuals to drop out[1] of schools and colleges. This abandonment may reflect limited reading and writing skills. A few medical conditions or neuromotor disorders may disrupt other aspects of an adult’s normal life … Read more
Yes, we can always make a table to structure our data, but what if you have too much data? That is where graphs and charts come to your rescue. Graphs and charts are essential tools to analyze and visualize the data. They represent data in an organized way which helps us process content and make … Read more
Words can be misinterpreted if the vowels are not used correctly. Vowels are an important part of any English word. Many famous personalities have left us with several quotes on vowels. Therefore, reading and making appropriate use of them comfortably is crucial to becoming a great reader and writer. Neither all vowels sound similar, nor … Read more
Graphs are useful tools. Be it weather patterns or a student’s performance over time, a graph will help you process it much easier and faster. Moreover, graphs are fun to look at too! You can pick from a pie chart, a bar graph, a dot graph, and so many more styles to explain your quantitative … Read more
Dyscalculia is a learning disability wherein one finds numbers and mathematics challenging. On the other hand, motor skills are our general movements and actions that we perform continuously. So, how are they related to each other, you may ask! The answer is in the roots. Dyscalculia is something that is caused due to a nerve … Read more