Bringing Books to Life for Deeper Learning
When books stop being confined to pages and start becoming lived experience, children don’t just learn, they remember, feel and grow.
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Can Adaptive Teaching Be the Future of Inclusive Education?
Embracing adaptive teaching methods is a proactive and supportive process which will benefit both the child and the parents.
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Discipline Is Not a Dirty Word
Discipline means teaching the child, guiding them, showing them how to do something, by setting consistent expectations.
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Getting ready for summer vacations
Welcome to the Tuesday Toots! It’s summertime. Kids get a break from school. And before they start with their chants of “I’m bored”, be ready with a list of activities you can ask them to try out. These activities are creative, engaging, some are challenging, and most importantly they can be modified and altered to suit your requirements. Whether playing by themselves or with the family and friends, these activities quietly build their cognitive, kinetic and social skills. Here goes. “Nothing…
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Quiet Lessons in Resilience You Overlooked
The path to resilience is circular.
You’ve to revisit your past from time to time to acknowledge its role in shaping you.
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“Elevate Your English: Reading and Writing for Real Life” course
Are You Ready to Take Your English to the Next Level? 🤔 As a student preparing for the professional world, strong reading and writing skills are essential. But how confident are you in your ability to write clearly and read critically? If you’re looking to sharpen your skills, join me for the “Elevate Your English: Reading and…
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Elevate Your Child’s English – New Course Launch
Welcome to the Tuesday Toots! I’m excited to announce the launch of my new course, “Elevate Your English: Reading and Writing for Real Life”! I got the idea for this course when I saw the struggles of some of the smartest teenagers. Their exceptional grades were the envy of their friends and peers. But when it came to presenting their essays for college admissions, they were lost. Their thoughts were not structured, the ideas were scattered, the words lacked the punch, and though comfortable…
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Why Repetition Builds Confidence, Not Failure
Boring is good. Boring is essential. Boring builds brilliance. Whether it’s a child learning to ride a bicycle or you practicing to run a marathon, it needs the boring repetition to get the desired result.
