Everyone dreams of a better salary. In most cases, the one hurdle is qualification for the new job that would provide the better salary. Time may also be a problem as there never seems to be enough time in the day. One solution may be to go to school online. …
Read More »Online classes: Are students ready for another year?
By Ema Lee. “With physical appearance in the classroom becoming an option, the essence of discipline has become an option. Other than disciplinary and behavioural issues, the reduced course curriculum and the absence of exams has further made it easier for students. But are online classes all breezy?” It is …
Read More »Toys for babies to keep learning
Babies are constantly learning about the world around them by staring at everything that moves like the antics of people, actions of house pets, rotating ceiling fan, and spinning toys for babies. While looking, they are also listening very carefully. Keep your little ones active and happy with the right …
Read More »Children are not focused – reasons, suggestions
No two children are alike, so the same strategies cannot work for all. Many children daydream, “drift off” or “zone out” in the middle of a conversation with an adult. The baffling part is how well they can do insignificant things. A child who struggles with comprehension passages knows the …
Read More »Keep children occupied with 5 key activities
Leave it up to children to run things and you may have yourself a big mess. Shower them with technology to keep them busy and you just might create a monster. Give loads of school work to keep children occupied and they may become resentful. So, what are parents to …
Read More »Disruptive student settles down for 20 points!
Disruptive student settles down for 20 points! explores effective classroom management techniques by combining individual attention with interactive gamification to engage difficult learners. This article examines the challenges educators face when managing disruptive behaviour and traditional teaching limitations. It highlights how merging individual student focus with collaborative group activities fosters …
Read More »Teaching poetry to teenagers
Teaching poetry to teenagers requires active gamification and competitive structures to overcome initial reluctance and build confidence with literary devices. The article explores how educators can transform an intimidating poetry lesson into an engaging, collaborative experience using interactive games like the bowl game. By leveraging students’ natural competitive instincts through …
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