Wouldn’t it be more efficient to show a window as an example of a rectangle rather than drawing it on paper? Practical demonstrations and activities always make instructing effortless, with enduring impact. These make concepts like polynomials trouble-free, which was otherwise often tedious. Having a salient role in the world of mathematics, Polynomials become obligatory … Read more
Syllable learning is a crucial aspect of acquiring reading and speaking skills. Syllables are nothing but different sounds that constitute a word. As a part of the process of learning the morphology of words, the students may need to break down the words into syllables to ease reading or spelling them. Hence, familiarizing them with … Read more
Whether your student is just a toddler or a grown-up pursuing English as a Foreign Language, you are required to teach them about root words. The root word is the main part of any word minus the suffix/prefix or any other modification. For example, in the word activity, “active” is the root word derived from … Read more
Children have their ways of finding out answers, and they run on their imagination. But, to make them imagine, you have to make sure they understand the concept first. One of the essential concepts for children to learn is ‘Volumes’. As we see in our surroundings, we are swamped with shapes of different sizes. Be … Read more
Phonics is the process of learning how to read. When in a family environment, children speak a language that they learn from hearing. But, as soon as they move to the school, their source of information is mostly written text (books, journals, etc.) Hence, at the preschool stage, they should prepare for higher levels by … Read more
Wouldn’t it be exceptional to see your children learning from games? That’s what activities usually ensure by giving them hands-on experience. While we see academic lessons thriving through activities, can teaching an idiosyncratic concept like critical thinking through activities be possible? Critical thinking can be boosted at any age. However, being a part of overall … Read more
It is rightly said that when children are fluent, they begin to take flight into a whole new world effortlessly- just like young birds to the sky. As students progress, their reading ability should be adorned with the ability to infer. The reading potential of students starts to take off during this time which makes … Read more
What comes to your mind when you hear the term “Statistics”? Tough mathematical, numerical data. Isn’t it? Statistics has become an indispensable part of life, but getting the hang of this concept can be a hard nut to crack. More than being arduous, statistics can be baffling too! But what if you learn and practice … Read more
Self-Advocacy- A trait often belittled; verily, this attribute can be a boon for an individual. Much like social skills, self-advocacy is no less than an ability required to communicate needs, views and make allies. But how do you instill these in students? Mentors like parents and teachers should inculcate representing and communicating wants and views … Read more
Children are not the sole beneficiaries of multisensory learning. Even grown-ups are always on the path of learning. Learning deficiencies force many individuals to drop out[1] of schools and colleges. This abandonment may reflect limited reading and writing skills. A few medical conditions or neuromotor disorders may disrupt other aspects of an adult’s normal life … Read more