Homographs are words that share the exact spelling but differ in pronunciation, origin, or meaning. Homo + graphs combine to form the term homograph. Despite having similar spelling, they are still distinctive in some way. Homographs are considered to be the words that can confuse the students. However, with some quick and easy activities, you … Read more
Teachers constantly work to improvise students, their knowledge, and understanding of the subject matter. While they know about each other’s expertise and subjects, Creating a sense of responsibility by being a part of a team by sharing different teaching methodologies, cracking jokes, and finding solutions to common problems encourages productivity and helps relieve work stress. … Read more
How to teach pronouns to young learners? Often, I meet people who struggle to keep their little kids interested in learning the same. As we all know Pronoun is a word used in place of a Noun; hence, this part of speech is taught after a Noun preferably. So, adding up to the previous learnings … Read more
A mind map is a visual representation of knowledge that offers a systematic approach to record and arrange ideas. Mind maps are radial, beginning at the center and expanding outward. Because they are simple to make and enjoyable to use, this creative tool is ideal for classroom usage. Regular note-taking is sometimes perplexing for special … Read more
Every day, we are fed with tons of information, and we unconsciously work towards segregating that information according to its usefulness, absorbing it, and applying it in our daily lives. However, a systematic approach is required to predict and manage one’s revenue and expenditure when it comes to finances. This concept becomes crucial in adulthood, … Read more
While teaching elementary probability, explaining the concepts in a way in which the kids are able to grasp the arithmetic involved gets crucial. This subject lends itself to many interactive activities and demonstrations, which may be a lot of fun. Probability is a difficult concept, but making your kids learn it from the lower classes … Read more
It is only apparent for humans to interact and flourish socially as social beings. For youngsters, kindergarten is a major transitional year! This is the phase where students can learn how to share, take turns, transition, and so much more (all while learning new academic concepts as well) Every day at home, parents play a … Read more
Every single day, we experience life through stimuli in various forms, including verbal information, visual information, and even tactile information. We aren’t naturally skilled to perform all the tasks that come our way. We pick up certain skills and develop expertise in them, through competence in the type of intelligence we have in abundance. There … Read more
With a plethora of subjects and concepts, basic abilities like counting the number of minutes taken to complete a task often get missed out. Known as Elapsed Time; Understanding this concept benefits an individual lifelong since it forms the crucial attribute required for better executive functioning. However, teaching through mere textbooks might not be enough; … Read more
We hear different words every minute, every day! But how much can we recall what we hear? This is where auditory memory comes into play! Auditory memory involves being able to hear, memorise and recall information. Simply put, it is the ability to recall information by hearing. The less time between when you heard something … Read more