Shweta Sharma
“I love cooking cats and dogs” What do you understand from this sentence? If you were a little horrified with the answer, thinking that the individual enjoys cooking cats and dogs, you are not wrong. But, did you notice that the sentence is missing something? “I love cooking, cats and dogs.” One simple comma and … Read more
If you can change a classroom, you can change a community, and if you change enough communities, you can change the world.” – Erin Gruwell A student’s life starts in the school classroom. Children must learn skills from the start to adapt to the real world. The classroom can be a great place to teach … Read more
Hexagonal thinking is prevalent in the mainstream; however, theorists have yet to theorize the concept. It is a creation of the business world but has now transitioned into all educational institutes. While some understand the hexagonal framework through Gestalt’s principle – “the whole is greater than the sum of its parts.” Others view it as … Read more
The Cambridge Dictionary defines an idiom as, “a group of words in a fixed order that has a particular meaning that is different from the meanings of each word on its own.” In your daily life, you must have heard many idioms and wondered what their meanings would be in the context that they are … Read more
Learning is enjoyable, but studying can be monotonous. Even if your child receives an A, does that mean they are using what they have learned in their daily lives? If the response is “No,” the youngster is probably not learning in the proper direction. While experiential learning is often confused with active learning, however, the … Read more
Please Note: This post may contain affiliate links. Please read my disclosure (link) for more info. We all are aware of the various figures of speech that are used in the English language. They contribute to a great extent in expressing ideas through comparison, observation, and exaggeration. The figures of speech are basically that spice that adds life … Read more
Our ability to communicate and collaborate is the foundation of our entire existence as humans. Humans have been driven by this need for purpose and belonging for hundreds of thousands of years. Working with others to achieve and complete a task is an important personality quality. Being a team player is essential for a person’s … Read more
If you look inside any classroom, you’re likely to see a variety of students struggling for various reasons. It can be challenging for teachers to determine which students aren’t concentrating and why they aren’t. Response to intervention (RTI) seeks to identify struggling students early on and provide them with the assistance they require to succeed … Read more
Active learning is the strategy implemented by various teachers where they encourage students to take part in the learning process and not simply rely on instructing or lecturing them about a particular topic of discussion. This strategy can be implemented by teachers and parents in various ways. Teachers can involve students by conducting debates, group … Read more
“The goal of RTI is to catch struggling students early to provide appropriate instruction based on grade level students.” The core principles of RTI center on the early and ongoing identification, evaluation, and support of kids with learning and behavioral needs. To keep a track of all these components each classroom management strategy should include … Read more