Play is a significant part of a child’s developing years. A child goes through multiple stages of play during the developing years. According to Mildred Parten Newhall, play is divided into six stages: unoccupied play, solitary play, onlooker play, parallel play, associative play, and cooperative play. Additionally, Jean Piaget divided play into four broad categories, … Read more
Whether it is a classroom or a workplace, the importance of feedback is inevitable. It is part of a learning process that directs the learners towards more improvement and progress. Not only teachers, parents, or managers are involved in evaluating and providing constructive feedback but also friends, peers or colleagues are a part of this … Read more
Inclusion is not simply about physical proximity. It is about intentionally planning for the success of all students – Unknown That rightly said, the Principal is the main figure that can intentionally plan and facilitate the success of all students in the schools without making any student feel excluded. Among the various important factors that … Read more
Progress is born of Doubt and Inquiry– Robert G. Ingersoll That’s why asking questions and inquiring about doubts in the classroom enriches knowledge and promotes children’s critical thinking and creativity. Inquiry-based learning is a student-centered teaching approach based on inquiring doubts, devised by John Dewy, a renowned philosopher, psychologist, and educational reformer. It is an … Read more
Imagine the strokes of a bamboo basket that are beautifully weaved together in a pattern consisting of parallel and perpendicular lines. Also, the two-way highways run parallel to each other and connect to different parts of the city through roads running perpendicular to them. It is evident from these simple examples that how mathematical concepts … Read more
In the ever-evolving tapestry of existence, change is an inseparable companion. From the subtlest transformations to the most dramatic shifts, we find ourselves surrounded by the constant ebb and flow of the world. Amidst this ever-changing landscape, the concept of rate of change emerges as a guiding light, illuminating the dynamics and rhythms of our … Read more
In the realm of geometry, there exists a captivating world where lines, points, and shapes converge to create intricate patterns and structures. While these concepts may seem confined to the pages of textbooks, they are, in fact, all around us, quietly shaping the spaces we inhabit. One such fundamental element of geometry is the plane—a … Read more
REVIEWED BY NUMBERDYSLEXIA’S EXPERT PANEL ON JUNE 13, 2023 Are you someone who requires extra hard work just to get something done? Or you might require some extra time to get aware of your surroundings. People with dyslexia often find themselves dealing with these situations. A common notion around dyslexia is ‘an inability to read’. However, dyslexia … Read more
“There are three kinds of truth: facts, evidence, and statistics.” – Benjamin Disraeli That’s the reason why statistics are employed in every arena of this world. Whether in business, education, or science, statistics have proved useful everywhere. This branch of applied math involves different types of tests to analyze and interpret quantitative data. Learning statistics … Read more
Attention, students of the curious and unconventional! Picture this: you’re no longer bound by the confines of silent reading but instead immersed in a world where literature, textbooks, and digital content come alive through the magic of spoken words. With Text-to-Speech by your side, your learning experience takes an extraordinary turn, as you listen to … Read more