Vocabulary, fluency and the right usage are three important parts of learning any language. Fluency and usage can be picked up through conversation but the development of a rich vocabulary is possible only through reading.
Maths is a polarizing subject in school. Some love it, others can’t wrap their head around it. However much you might dread mathematics, a basic understanding of maths is extremely essential for your survival in modern society.
Theatre in Education is simply the use of theatre and drama that aids academic learning. Theatre has a way to unlock the creativity and imagination of the children and when harnessed, is a powerful tool to build innovative and out of the box thinking in children.
The syllabus of Indian schooling and the process of delivering these concepts have been under the critical eye of educators, parents and policymakers alike.
When we hear the word ‘Kids’, a majority of us envision a child on a playground or running on the lawn. Kids have a vast reserve of energy that needs to be expended in creative and productive ways to ensure a good sleep cycle, appetite and general health.
A family is the safe space and a treasure trove of stimulus and learning opportunities for a child. Your child will probably learn more from absorbing everything you do and say, than what you teach them actively.
Books have been a part of our lives from time immemorial. Today they have been replaced by the digital age with Amazon Kindle and many more such gadgets.
Pets are a wonderful addition to a family. They’re playful, they’re affectionate, and they can help teach children responsibility. In fact, some studies have shown that families who have pets are happier and more satisfied with their lives.
Raising a child is a big responsibility for any parent. It is a 24/7 job, especially during the first few years. But as your children grow up, you want them to become independent and be able to take care of themselves.
Storytelling is an integral part of our lives. Us as children, we always like to hear stories from our parents and grandparents. These stories are a part of our upbringing and help us develop a strong foundation of knowledge. Now, this same strategy is being used in learning and how we assimilate knowledge.