Geography in middle school covers topics related to landforms, water bodies, climates, cultures, countries, flags, etc. Although not meant to replace traditional textbook learning, online games can be an effective supplemental tool to teach and assess geographical knowledge. These interactive learning tools can be used after discussing a topic to let students practice what they … Read more
“One child, one teacher, one book, one pen can change the world.” — Malala Yousafzai It might be challenging to teach children with a learning disorder to read, both for you and the child. A learning disorder possess difficulty in reading or learning to read. Children with learning disorder struggle with reading accurately and quickly. Additionally, … Read more
Decimals are numbers that include a whole number, a fractional part, and a decimal point that separates the two. For example, in the number 34.58, 34 is the whole number, and 58 is the fractional part (whose value is less than 1). Both are separated by a point known as the decimal point. Just like … Read more
Time management involves making thoughtful decisions to plan and organize your activities for a specific time to improve productivity and reduce stress levels. By developing time management skills, children and adults can utilize their time in a better way without feeling the pressure of task completion. Practicing time management doesn’t have to be boring. Gamification … Read more
To define it in very simple terms, critical thinking refers to the overall analysis of all the facts and figures you have at your disposal and using them in an organized way to make a judgment or a decision. There are a lot of interactive ways that can help develop your critical thinking abilities. However, … Read more
Are you aware of federal laws governing children’s education in the US? If not, let us introduce you to ESSA and NCLB. ESSA is the current law governing K-12 education in public schools which replaced the previous law known as NCLB. Both are updates to The Elementary and Secondary Education Act which was passed in … Read more
Even as adults, we often find sharing our favorite dress with our siblings or letting our colleagues have a bite from the sandwich we brought for lunch difficult, right? You can easily imagine how tough it is for preschoolers. But, as parents and teachers, we must teach the children to learn to share. They might … Read more
The ability to get things done in the face of obstacles and constraints is referred to as resourcefulness. This entails approaching what is in front of you and optimizing what you have, whether you’re creating something new or simply considering how to do something better. Being resourceful necessitates more than just cognitive ability. It is … Read more
Nouns form a crucial part of daily conversation, whether it is verbal or written communication. When a child starts to learn a language and grammar, the first step after phonics is “nouns” as every other part of speech works in modifying and completing the meaning of nouns. To ensure that the child is learning and … Read more
Children are full of emotions. Happiness, sadness, anger, excitement, and other emotions directly impact a child’s behavior. Unlike adults, who learn to regulate their emotions and behavior depending on their surroundings, children are innocent and yet to learn how to manage their behavior in different situations. This can often lead them to present unacceptable behaviors … Read more