“Anything that is worth teaching can be presented in many different ways. These multiple ways can make use of our multiple intelligences” – Howard Gardner Have you ever wondered what truly makes us unique and intelligent beings? Howard Gardner, a prominent psychologist and education theorist, answered this question and made a significant impact in the … Read more
Various psychologists have provided numerous theories and quotes on child development, and one of the visionaries was Erik Erikson. Erik Erikson was a renowned psychologist and developmental theorist who is widely recognized for his theory of psychosocial development. Erikson’s theory of child development has a significant impact on the field of psychology and education, providing … Read more
Dreams have captivated the minds of mankind for centuries, serving as a window into the unconscious realm of our thoughts, desires, and fears. Sigmund Freud, the father of psychoanalysis, revolutionized our understanding of dreams and their significance in shaping our personalities. Sigmund Freud’s theories on the interpretation of dreams are considered a cornerstone of modern … Read more
Jean Piaget was a man ahead of his time, with a vision for the world that was as brilliant as it was bold. He saw the infinite potential for growth and discovery in every child and set out to unlock the secrets of their minds. Through years of observation and study, Piaget discovered the magic … Read more
Jean Piaget is a famous Swiss psychologist who revolutionized the understanding of children and their development. His cognitive theory placed emphasis on conscious thoughts as opposed to the psychoanalytic theories that highlighted the role played by unconscious thoughts. While Piaget believed that both good nature and nurture are vital in healthy development, his cognitive theory … Read more
“The passing of Einstein gives us a chance to stop and think how it felt to have been alive while one of the authentic great minds of all history was doing its work” – By George R. Harrison The estimated IQ of Albert Einstein is 160, despite the fact that he most likely never took … Read more
Compared to a few years ago, dyslexia is now a more common term for us. It is a learning difficulty in which individuals cannot phonologically process the sound of spoken language and, thus, find it difficult to read, speak, spell, etc. Due to this challenging condition, it is a common misconception that it will be … Read more
When we mention the word ‘ intelligence’ the first thought that comes to mind is that related to academics. But, every child is different and can show an interest in a variety of fields like art, music, and math, and excel at it. A child who does not show interest in language, for example, might … Read more
The intellect of an individual and mastering math is often perceived to be linked, but the connection is not clear. Many people who excel in their workplace or fields often have gaps in numbers. These people can be good examples to show that math may not result in the geniusness of a person. To strengthen … Read more
People with dyslexia can be seen thriving on the fields better than they do in their classes. We have seen various examples of this in our previous posts, where we have talked about the various CEOs, musicians, writers, and many more celebrated people, who have had this learning disability. When talking about athletes, there are … Read more