Most of us when learning about factorization would wonder how would it come into use practically. Well, when a set of items needs to be split into equal smaller sections, LCM and HCF come to the scene implicitly. Comprehending these notions can be taxing for some. Fortunately, fun learning-based games and activities can unravel the … Read more
Pi, Phi, Surds – All these terms have one thing in common. These are irrational numbers. Like many number learners, I also wished that the world was comprised only of definite integers and decimals. It could have saved doing so many calculations. Obviously, that is not possible. Moving further from basics like counting and number … Read more
Is there any captivating way of acquainting beginners to quadrilaterals? Many times this question crosses the mind when kids look perplexed. It is commonly noticed that students’ thoughts take flight when the instructions are unidirectional. To keep the children on the same page, collaboration has to replace dictation. The challenge of combatting attention deficit[1] posed … Read more
Do you often struggle to discern the concepts of calculus? Do you find it challenging, too? Calculus is that branch of mathematics that pertains to the study of rates of change. It is a bridge between high school maths and progressive maths programs in academia. For most students, calculus can be burdensome! And probably that … Read more
What is an order of operations? Well, it is the sequence in which one needs to perform calculations if the question demands them to do multiple operations at once. In real-life scenarios, there come situations when you need to do more than one calculation at a time. For example, every item may have a different … Read more
Congruency in figures is a geometry-based skill taught to math beginners. The concept of congruency takes you closer to the reasoning part of understanding mathematical relationships. It propels kids to apply logic to establish this relationship. Learning this concept requires applying an understanding of orientations too, as congruency does not end if the shapes are … Read more
Do you find rounding decimals difficult? Well, rounding decimals can seem a little daunting for young kids to solve. The term “rounding decimals” refers to the precise rounding of decimal figures. These can be rounded to the nearest whole numbers, tenths, or hundredths. Rounding decimals allow the children to quickly and simply approximate an answer. … Read more
What didactics are better than games and activities to preach essential skills to toddlers? Classification and sorting are essential skills that children need to grasp at a tender age. Not only as academic notions, these games and activities can also turn into a renewing break between study time. A student’s ability to distinguish and segregate … 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
Who doesn’t want an individualized approach for their Children? Barton Reading is one such program that ensures the same with its Orton-Gillingham-influenced approach. This System is the ideal learning roadmap for children, adolescents, and adults who find difficulty reading, spelling, and writing due to learning disabilities. It can also preach you a step beyond the … Read more