Simran Aggarwal
When talking about jobs and learning disabilities, there can be some jobs that can make a good option for people with learning disabilities like dyslexia and dyscalculia; at the same time, considering some might not be that great for the individual! Signs of learning difficulty can create hitches in the workplace. But can an employer … Read more
Handwriting is a beautiful way of presenting one’s view; it should be such that it is easily understandable and appreciable to the reader. Even for youngsters, this ability is important to present their answers in exams or tests in an appropriate way. Stepping out of regular practices and getting indulged in something interesting can diversify … Read more
Most people believe that being good at academics is the only parameter to measure human intelligence. Academic excellence may be natural by birth; however, as per Harvard psychologist Howard Gardner, intelligence can be of many(8 types he told) kinds. An individual can be significant in one and might not be in a few others. And … Read more
Childhood is often filled with lots of games, sports, and memories. During school, sports are also a great alternative to break the monotony. Kids are fond of several sports like running, frog jumps, and one-legged races. While getting focused on academics, students may lead to a pause in games and sports. In such scenarios, it … Read more
Elementary math has myriad concepts that must be taught to students in a way that they not only understand it but retain the information with them. One such elementary concept is factors and multiples. Regarded as one of the most important concepts with extensive real-life applications such as factoring money, understanding time, comparing prices, factors … Read more
It is believed that Abacus was first used 5000 years before by the Chinese merchants to facilitate their buzzing trade transactions. Rightly regarded as the first-ever calculating tool, Abacus still maintains its relevance in today’s age due to its strong fundamental nature and easy-to-understand techniques. Not only does it stimulate logical thinking, but it also … Read more
Some words have the power to invoke sensory responses. They are called sensory words. Sensory words help us recognize the relation between the form and the meaning of an object or action. For example, the word striding is referring to a special kind of walk. Striding has long steps and an indecisive temperament. Similarly, the … Read more
Our entire learning starts with identifying what an Apple and a Ball are, thus implicitly how they are different. Evidently, we use sorting skills to the group and differentiate these entities. Which strategy would serve finer than games and activities to induce and amplify these skills? Being a developmental milestone for cognitive abilities, sorting needs … Read more