Parenting is quite an arduous task, and every new parent wishes to have a happy home with good children. All these dreams are outstretched in such an unforgettable manner. It all begins from the very moment a new baby is born. ‘Just the perfect child…’ seems to be the great expectation behind the maternal eyes …
How to raise an excellent child in today’s world. Read More »
Guest Writer: Emily Graham from Mightymoms.net. Homework, as we all know, is an integral part of learning. Although most students groan when a teacher is about to issue homework, its importance is immeasurable. Homework teaches students to take responsibility for completing tasks, work independently, connect school learning and the real world, and reinforce concepts learned …
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“Success is the sum of small efforts, repeated day-in and day-out.” Robert Collier It was Thursday afternoon, my shopping day! I had to race down to the nearest shop to get groceries just in time for my first sons return from his long trip. I hurriedly picked up some fruits and some gluten free stuff …
“The will to win, the desire to succeed and the urge to reach your full potential… these are the keys that will unlock the door to personal excellence.” Confucius The will, the desire, the determination, the tenacity to excel are all varying alternative expressions for the term, “aspiration.” Aspiration is one of the major aspects …
The Secrets of knowing. If you have ever wondered about some diverse situations you may have faced with some children , then you are reading the right article. This is because you are about to discover a simple method for understanding such issues better. Read on…The iceberg encapsulates the impression that what we see on …
Neurodiversity is a relatively new term that acknowledges that all our brains work differently. Judy Singer came up with the term in the late 1990s, an Australian sociologist. She used the term in her sociology thesis in 1996-1998 (and formally presented the paper in 1998) “Singer, a sociologist on the autism spectrum, rejected the idea …
The case for Neurodiversity in our educational systems . Read More »
Every true educator wants the best for all their learners and in almost all classrooms, we find disengaged learners, seemingly inattentive, and lacking the ability to process information. Personally, I would say having some of these learners make the class rather energetic. We discover some of these learners missing deadlines or turning up late for …
The negative impact of poor Executive Functioning in our Learners. Read More »
Positive teacher-student relationships — evidenced by teachers’ reports of low conflict, a high degree of closeness and support, and little dependency — have been shown to support students’ adjustment to school, contribute to their social skills, promote academic performance and foster students’ resiliency in academic performance (Battistich, Schaps, & Wilson, 2004; Birch & Ladd, 1997; …
It is the year 2020 and the whole world was thrown into a horrendous shock! COVID-19, a major pandemic evaded the earth and all the Humans resolved to shield themselves from the devastating effect of the disease. Educationally speaking, the learners were also not left out, they tried as hard as they could to lock …
