With the advancement of technology, applications have been making life easier in many ways. Even in academics, Edtech has been on its way to transforming teaching and learning styles. Be it for contactless teaching or to ensure repetitive training and practice, mobile applications often are handy. For subjects like math where inferencing visually and numerically … Read more
The notion of creating a wonderful and creative sentence has been an exciting source of research and intrigue throughout time. Many philosophers and writers have constantly worked and are still working on establishing a chunk of poetry, a story, or a poem that would embed the sense of an ultimate satisfaction regarding integrating accurate words … Read more
Every parent thrives to make their kid edified and upskilled; and being rich in vocabulary comes along with erudite. Research shows strong language abilities with rich vocabulary are related to various positive things, including confidence, joy with family, scholastic achievement, and a wonderful career. Building vocabulary in our middle school students turns out to be … Read more
During middle school, a lot of new concepts are introduced. While the maths and scientific topics can be inculcated with experiments and practically, is there a way to teach the rules of the English language and grammar? While we all know that learning the concepts of grammar precisely goes a long way! But is there … 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
Graphs are useful tools. Be it weather patterns or a student’s performance over time, a graph will help you process it much easier and faster. Moreover, graphs are fun to look at too! You can pick from a pie chart, a bar graph, a dot graph, and so many more styles to explain your quantitative … Read more
UNICEF in its 2012 report has called ‘social skills’ a life skill, that is, skills that help individuals to display an adaptive attitude towards the demands and challenges that life often throws at all of us. Social skills like cooperation, assertion, self-control, empathy, and responsibility are observable indicators of social competence, that help individuals live … Read more