Hey, look at this symbol – ≅ If your students or kids look at this symbol and think someone put some toothpaste on an equality sign, they are not alone. Using statements and some simple set of rules to find whether two triangles will completely coincide when put above each other or not is definitely … Read more
Logical reasoning is one of the most talked about concepts in today’s time, and there are a lot of examples too, that indicate how we use logical thinking in everyday life. Pedagogical experts are concerned with strengthening this branch of the intellect so much that each type of reasoning or activity that can stimulate this … Read more
Do you remember how the equation represents the reaction that forms hydrochloric acid? If your answer wasn’t an immediate “Cl2 + H2 = 2HCl”, you are not alone. Chemistry is not an easy subject to master, especially with its interdisciplinary nature where it also requires a working knowledge of math and physics among other subjects. … Read more
Trying to find some common spherical objects around the house or looking for simple sphere-shaped objects to show your kids? Tracking down real-world sphere examples is one of the easiest ways to help young learners see how 3D geometry actually works outside of a boring textbook. From sports equipment to things sitting right in your … Read more
Computational thinking is comparable to a task being completed in a series of steps. For instance, a child learning to walk might have to focus on balance, speed, and posture. Similarly, computational thinking fundamentally involves breaking down a problem into manageable steps. While some argue that computational thinking might be trickier for primary school children … Read more
Philosophy has played a crucial role in the development of various fields of study, including science, mathematics, physics, and economics. It is the foundation upon which these subjects have emerged, providing the framework for understanding and exploring the natural world. One of the most notable philosophers from Greek times, Thales of Miletus, made significant contributions … Read more
Our surroundings are full of different shapes and figures. Not only are they significant in nature but also in the world of mathematics. Kids get easily drawn towards these fascinating figures and in order to make them understand the unique features and properties, conventional methods, at times may not yield fruitful results. There are chances … Read more
“Look back so the view looking forward is clearer” It is true that reflecting on our experiences through the process of introspection can help us gain a deeper understanding of ourselves. This type of self-examination and evaluation is known as reflective learning. By engaging in reflective learning, we can identify our strengths and weaknesses, and … Read more
Deductive reasoning is a method of teaching and learning that involves the use of logical reasoning to arrive at a conclusion. This method was always present in classroom settings, particularly in subjects such as mathematics, logic, and science. However, the emphasis on rote memorization always took center stage. In recent years, the use of deductive … Read more
The brain has often been compared to that of a computer and that was all because of one mental ability- Computational thinking. In essence, it is a way of solving problems, designing systems, and understanding human behavior that draws on concepts fundamental to computer science. It can also be called a thought process that is … Read more