Gravity is a fascinating concept in physics. As adults, we already know what gravity is and how it works, but it is a novel concept for young preschoolers. Introducing them to this concept is a great way to fuel their curiosity and help them learn how the world around them works. One of the best … Read more
Technology has become an inevitable part of today’s education system. This digitally-driven world is continuously working towards enhancing the learning experience and meeting the unique needs of every student. Be it theoretical subjects like English, and general knowledge to practical subjects like science and math, technology has got everything. One such concept that can be … Read more
Imagine a world where machines never ran out of energy, where power was always on tap, and work was a breeze. This may sound like a utopia, but understanding the concepts of work, power, and energy can bring us one step closer to this reality. In middle school, students embark on a journey of discovery, … Read more
Waves are all around us, from the gentle ripples on a pond to the crashing waves of the ocean. They are a fundamental aspect of nature and can be found in many different forms, including mechanical waves like sound and water waves, and electromagnetic waves like light. Understanding the properties and behavior of waves can … Read more
Physics is the study of the physical matter of the universe. But usually, it shows up in our textbooks as boring formulas and abstract principles that seem to make no sense in real life. Think about the last time you used F= MxA. Not since you last gave the physics exam that required you to … Read more
Speed – The rate of change of distance.Velocity – The rate of change of displacement.Acceleration – The rate of change of velocity per unit of time. Sounds confusing, right? One of the best characteristics of a good teacher is to make difficult things easier for students. The above definitions reflect how these three physics concepts … Read more
A teacher can often find students with different levels of interest in the subject. Although physics is a fascinating subject, there will always be a set of students in the class who are apprehensive of it. The primary reason why these students are not interested in the subject is because they do not understand it … Read more
Dyscalculia is a mathematical learning disorder caused by an organic condition of the brain. About 7% of children have dyscalculia with different degrees of difficulty in performing arithmetic calculations. Having difficulties with numbers is common among children. Furthermore, we may find that in certain lessons, dyscalculic children have an outstanding performance, especially in non-mathematical topics. … Read more