As I hold this magical cuboid in my hand that lets me talk to everyone I have ever known, brings all the knowledge of the world in my palm, has become my alarm clock, my gaming system, and even my music system, I marvel at how far we have come from the time where the … Read more
There are some topics in school that we just learn to pass the exam. For me, that was biology, especially various parts of the plant, human body, and cells and their functions. But not all of us are lucky enough never to need those topics again in life. While I have never had to use … Read more
Trying to teach children with dyslexia with the same tools and techniques as neurotypical students is like writing on a white marker board with white chalk. It’s not that the board or the chalk is faulty; it’s just that they are not a great fit for each other. Instead, a marker might leave a longer … Read more
If you are a parent with a child in elementary school, you must have heard them being taught the concept of number bonds, but, the concept being new and tricky, they may face challenges while learning it. Number bonds are very useful in learning addition and subtraction in arithmetic’s and once mastered, aid in swiftly … Read more
Waves are all around us, from the gentle ripples on a pond to the crashing waves of the ocean. They are a fundamental aspect of nature and can be found in many different forms, including mechanical waves like sound and water waves, and electromagnetic waves like light. Understanding the properties and behavior of waves can … Read more
Balancing chemical equations is an important concept in chemistry that helps students understand the conservation of matter and the relationship between reactants and products in a chemical reaction. To make this concept more engaging and interactive, there are a variety of classroom activities that can be used to help students balance chemical equations in a … Read more
Moral values are like a compass that guides us on our journey through life, pointing us in the direction of what is right and wrong. They are like a lighthouse, shining a light on the path we should take and helping us avoid the rocks and shoals of unethical behavior. And, like a treasure map, … Read more
The lambda of gamma is equal to the delta of a theta. Did this sentence sound like gibberish to you? If yes, then chances are this is exactly what math classes sound like to someone who doesn’t understand what the terms being used actually mean. While there are many math games available in this digital … Read more
Children learn to crawl before they walk. They learn to walk before they can run. They learn to run before they can leap. Learning to crawl is an essential stepping stone in learning to walk. Just waking up one day and suddenly deciding to walk sounds tough and implausible. Just like that, throwing the child … Read more
“I love to read, and write,” said Alex. Notice something in this sentence? Observe how the sentence is “reporting” a particular statement, which could have been conveyed “directly” too. Now, that you understand the basic difference between reported and direct speech, let me also tell you that no English class is complete without the knowledge … Read more