Syllable learning is a crucial aspect of acquiring reading and speaking skills. Syllables are nothing but different sounds that constitute a word. As a part of the process of learning the morphology of words, the students may need to break down the words into syllables to ease reading or spelling them. Hence, familiarizing them with … Read more
Intellectual disabilities grapple with about 8% of the US population, according to an NCBI finding. Lack of intellectual curiosity, or of power to question or reason or take interest in exploring is a big elephant that needs addressing. Usually, people are judged on the basis of their academic performance, communication skills, etc. It cuts off … Read more
Whether your student is just a toddler or a grown-up pursuing English as a Foreign Language, you are required to teach them about root words. The root word is the main part of any word minus the suffix/prefix or any other modification. For example, in the word activity, “active” is the root word derived from … Read more
Audiobooks have found their way to popularity in our contemporary world. They have emerged to be an easy medium that students can easily integrate into their learning process. Even better, audiobooks can be helpful for students who may face difficulties reading or comprehending written language. A very evident question at this point is: How can … Read more
Children have their ways of finding out answers, and they run on their imagination. But, to make them imagine, you have to make sure they understand the concept first. One of the essential concepts for children to learn is ‘Volumes’. As we see in our surroundings, we are swamped with shapes of different sizes. Be … Read more
What if we say that special needs students require just a peculiar accommodation to match their peers? Yes, the models in which the teachers give individualized attention seem to best ensure this—approaches like multisensory when paired with homeschooling form notable constituents in them. In a research[1] conducted by Brian D. Ray for the Journal of … Read more
Phonics is the process of learning how to read. When in a family environment, children speak a language that they learn from hearing. But, as soon as they move to the school, their source of information is mostly written text (books, journals, etc.) Hence, at the preschool stage, they should prepare for higher levels by … Read more
Wouldn’t it be exceptional to see your children learning from games? That’s what activities usually ensure by giving them hands-on experience. While we see academic lessons thriving through activities, can teaching an idiosyncratic concept like critical thinking through activities be possible? Critical thinking can be boosted at any age. However, being a part of overall … Read more
Please Note: This post may contain affiliate links. Please read my disclosure (link) for more info. Have you ever been drenched in the ocean of knowledge? Definitely, you would have, being possessed with that routine of reading books. Accomplishing this knowledge not just confines to reading but also in other formats like audiobooks that are equally captivating. These … Read more
REVIEWED BY NUMBERDYSLEXIA’S EXPERT REVIEW PANEL ON DECEMBER 07, 2021 An individual can have four modes of thinking: Analytical, Divergent, Critical, and Creative. After identifying and defining information (analysing), one has to process the same by conceptualising and solving them. This is what Critical thinking actually is. On the other hand, dyslexia, as we know, is a … Read more