Inclusion is not simply about physical proximity. It is about intentionally planning for the success of all students – Unknown That rightly said, the Principal is the main figure that can intentionally plan and facilitate the success of all students in the schools without making any student feel excluded. Among the various important factors that … Read more
Phonics skills are like secret codes that open the magical world of reading! They are key to early literacy, helping students understand the amazing link between sounds and letters. Once students grasp this connection, a universe of words becomes accessible. This newfound knowledge transforms them into confident and skilled readers, ready to tackle any text. … Read more
Preschool is a special time in a child’s life when they are least worried about grades. At this age, kids are lost in their own world of exploration and learning. As they try to make sense of the world around them, teachers act as a guiding light. They nurture young minds and help them grow … Read more
We cannot stress the importance of highlighting a student’s positive behavior in front of the class and parents. After all, positive reinforcement is the backbone of instilling good habits and behaviors in children. But what about negative behaviors? Often, teachers have a positive classroom behavior list to refer to and access to behavior tracking apps … Read more
A child’s Imagination knows no bounds. In an imagination, a child can be anything, from a cook to a teacher or an astronaut, and interestingly, a child will not only imagine being a cook, astronaut, or teacher, but a child will also pretend to be one by acting similarly. In other words, children pretend and … Read more
Developing gross motor skills is one of the most important aspects of a child’s overall development. These skills act like superpowers, giving toddlers independence and helping them carry out daily tasks on their own. Gross motor skills are not just about moving the body but also about controlling these movements. From crawling to walking to … Read more
Every student is unique, with their own strengths, learning styles, and challenges. This uniqueness often requires extra support, attention, and care from teachers to help them thrive. Teachers must address these individual needs by tailoring teaching methods to suit each student. Along with this, they must carefully choose their words when providing feedback through report … Read more
Remember the time when your toddler swung a wooden stick around like a sword and fought the imagined enemies? Or maybe used a banana as a mobile phone and talked to his/her friends. Perhaps, you once found your toddler using your big serving bowls as a hat and parading in the house. These and similar … Read more
Another academic year is coming to an end, and students are ready to embark on new adventures. At the same time, teachers are busy preparing end-of-the-year student reports. These reports summarize each child’s overall performance across various areas. Creating concise yet meaningful observations about a student’s achievements, growth areas, and development can be quite challenging. … Read more
Progress is born of Doubt and Inquiry– Robert G. Ingersoll That’s why asking questions and inquiring about doubts in the classroom enriches knowledge and promotes children’s critical thinking and creativity. Inquiry-based learning is a student-centered teaching approach based on inquiring doubts, devised by John Dewy, a renowned philosopher, psychologist, and educational reformer. It is an … Read more