What is the first thought that comes to mind when you hear the words “logic” and “logical thinking”? Whenever we hear or read something from someone or somewhere, we typically try to make sense of it. Is it logical to me? As human beings we are capable of abilities to think, describing, and comprehending situations … Read more
Guided reading is a research-based instructional strategy that teaches pupils how to interpret literature. It was first launched in the late 1990s and is still one of the most popular methods of teaching reading at the primary level. The method of guided reading teaches students reading skills in small groups based on their individual and … Read more
Teachers play a crucial role in the life of students. They not only teach students a myriad of educational subjects but also work on social-emotional literacy to mold students into responsible individuals. With so many things to do, it can often be challenging for teachers to find different ways to include social-emotional learning in class. … Read more
Reading is a good habit, and most parents encourage their children to read books, newspapers, and other research papers apart from their academic subjects. If we recall how we learned to read, memories of teachers asking students to read aloud in class, one by one, with the whole class or in smaller groups, would come … Read more
Logical thinking is an essential skill for students. Once equipped with this invaluable skill, students are empowered with a useful tool to stay with them into the dawn of adulthood. These skills include a variety of other skills that enable us to critically evaluate and analyze a certain problem or information to come up with … Read more
Active learning is a format that includes various strategies to constantly be involved in incorporating new knowledge into the brain. While the advantages and disadvantages of this model have been carefully weighed by educators, it is done using debates, problem-solving, case histories, interactive activities, and other strategies. By relating new information to existing knowledge, structuring … Read more
According to the American Psychological Association, “learning that takes place as a result of carrying out an activity or putting a concept into practice is active learning.” It is the active pursuit of fresh knowledge as opposed to merely being a passive recipient. Active learners choose tactics, set goals, know when they have understood, and … Read more
Many people don’t enjoy maths, but the key to developing an interest in the subject is having a solid foundation laid. Parents, family members, and teachers can adopt various methods to engage the child in learning mathematical abilities. As math goes beyond school, one thing is sure, parents and teachers need to go beyond pen … Read more
In an active learning method called experiential learning, students “learn by doing” and reflecting on the experience. In contrast to surface learning, experiential learning promotes deep learning. Students are taught to analyze their behaviors, thoughts, and even emotional reactions through experiential education. In order for students to “completely gain new skills and information,” experiential learning … Read more
Social and emotional learning holds similar significance as academic performance in the lives of students. This is especially true for elementary and middle school students because their young minds are constantly developing the skills that help an individual regulate their emotions and thrive in a social environment. Activities and games are a fun way of … Read more