Teenage is a turbulent time in everyone’s life. With our bodies and lives rapidly changing before we even have time to process it, it can get quite cumbersome to keep up. Mindfulness can save the day in these instances, giving you the time and capacity to just be in the moment. At that moment, all … Read more
Passive learning and teaching have been at the receiving end of questions for a long time. More and more educators are now suggesting that passive classrooms are not sufficient for the growth of students. As the world requires more problem and solution-focused development of students, active learning methods came into the picture, to equip teachers … Read more
Response to intervention, or RTI, is an approach developed to identify special needs learners. The earliest mentions of the process go back to the Individuals With Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), amongst others in the list of special laws. While the RTI offers a solid medium to approach learning before failure, as early identification and prevention … Read more
Project-based learning is a form of active learning that most teachers employ as teaching pedagogy today. Project-based pedagogy has had several benefits for the students and leads to their academic and professional advancement. Impacting their self-confidence, critical thinking, executive functioning, and overall growth, project-based learning is a must during middle school, high school, and university … Read more
Apple of the eye, the cherry on the cake, and actions speak louder than words, are some ways humans express themselves. But what if some other species were to listen to us? Would they get what we are trying to say? Of course not!! Idioms contain metaphorical data and interesting analogies which are a reflection … Read more
Experiential learning is a process of learning from real-life experiences where students practice “learning by doing.” As we go deep into it, we find that it’s an ancient but very effective learning process that connects the kid with the real-life world. When a kid learns from his own experiences, the learning that is considered “experiential” … Read more
The field of education witnessed a paradigm shift when Response to Intervention (RTI) was introduced. The early education sector’s leaning towards intervention after failure was targeted by RTI. Even though RTI specifically came out to support students struggling with learning disabilities, the approach has been widened to include all students with differing needs. RTI emphasizes … Read more
Executive function refers to the abilities that enable us to focus, plan, prioritize, work toward goals, self-regulate our behaviors and emotions, adapt to new and unexpected situations, and eventually participate in abstract thinking and planning. Executive functions, like a primary conductor for an orchestra, supervise and organize a wide range of cognitive, behavioral, and emotional … Read more
Have you experienced tremors before giving a presentation? Your body starts shaking and you get blank in front of everyone! I guess we all can relate to this. Indeed, giving a presentation is not an easy task. The hesitation and fear of speaking in front of everyone! Be it a student giving a presentation in … Read more
Learning styles and preferences can take many different shapes. Some people prefer to learn visually, while others prefer to listen. Some people like reading and writing, while others prefer a more tactile approach. Experiential learning is a familiar buzzword in the education world which assists students in developing positive attitudes about life, inspires responsibility, promotes … Read more