Every educator’s goal is to get their students interested and engaged in the class. And if it needs a little bit of humour, then it’s worth the effort.
Summer reading for kids builds imagination, focus, vocabulary, and independent thinking; discover simple ways to create reading habits during vacations and reduce screen time effectively.
The world is one big, slightly chaotic learning environment. Take a short pause and think about the things you’ve learnt because of the people around you.
Success is a package deal where you need both theoretical knowledge and practical experience. One without the other is incomplete.
Money may run the world. But understanding money gives you more control over it. After all, the numbers teach you calculations; your emotional intelligence teaches you judgement.
A habit is formed when it becomes easy to follow, to come back to.
Same goes with reading. Don’t look at it as some divine ritual needing special attention or focus.
Let it become a part of your daily life.
Don’t go rushing to rescue those who are feeling bored. Look at them as undergoing a much-needed cognitive development. Intervening is depriving them of a chance to grow.
Being able to communicate clearly in any language is a powerful skill that cannot, and should not, be ignored.
Let’s begin the year with this intention – to improve the communication skills, one language at a time.