The human brain is estimated to be a master pattern recognizer; AI Expert Ray Kurzweil at least stands firmly by this premise and has based an entire book on it. In this book, he mentions that humans learn due to process and repeat process information. Whenever they see any pattern, they make it a benchmark … Read more
The process of learning the basics of the English language requires proper guidance. The concepts of vowels and consonants form the nucleus concept about the language. With the changing nature of the world, science and technology, children are getting more and more aversive to the traditional ways of teaching or learning. That is why it … Read more
Communication is the key to translating your ideas into a string of words that flows from your mind to others. Do you know the main ingredient behind persuasion and influence? It is the art of communication. Therefore a significant chunk of our lives has been spent in “reading and writing” in our schools to develop … Read more
“My child hates writing!” Does this sentence sound relatable to you too? I am sure it does! After all, this statement is quite common, especially among the new generation parents. For young children, creativity and imagination are just like games, and why not teach them writing by some fun activity? Children will grow into successful … Read more
A fraction is a math concept that teaches how a unit can be converted into smaller parts having equal value. When we say 1/3, it means a thing with unit value is divided into three equal parts. The beauty of fractions is that one fraction can be converted into an equivalent one by dividing or … Read more
Can we learn square root in a gamified way? If you ask this question, you are probably not comfortable with conventional ways to learn square roots. Thankfully, the answer to this question is yes! Alternative ways to learn, like games, are available when you need a break from books and worksheets and learn math the … Read more
After studying 2D figures like rectangles, squares, and other polygons, solid geometry is next in the curriculum. Solid geometry is the study of solid shapes or 3D figures. The introduction of the third dimension names solid geometry as the study of 3D figures too. Cube, cuboid, and sphere replace square, cuboid, and circle respectively. Accordingly, … Read more
Games attract children easily. Children trying to avoid solving problems of ratio and proportion and other similar topics can be driven to engage deeper in these with games. Beautiful backdrops, community learning environment, and role-playing are some of the interesting factors that make games a good option for mastering ratio and proportion, or other middle … Read more
How can one teach percentage by using games? Many people wonder about the connection between playing games and learning concepts like a percentage. So, if you are one of them, I will ask you to take a look at children when they are playing games. How absorbed, and determined to win or to improve scores … Read more
Learning exponents becomes much easier by playing online games. Often, teachers find it difficult to tell the students how to differentiate between say n times A and A to the power n (the difference between multiplying by n and raising exponentially to the power n). With learning supports like online games, math beginners can absorb … Read more
