Things to do when the social distancing norms are relaxed, and we resume normalcy?People have a complex psyche. We do diametrically opposite of what we are told not to do. Psychologist opine, humans are born independent and want to be [...]
Covid 19 Crisis- How Synchronous Online Learning Helps Studying From HomeCoronavirus, or COVID 19 has wreaked havoc over the world. It hasn't only claimed thousands of lives, but also threatened the economy of many nations.In the USA, the death toll has jumped [...]
An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure Our body has its own defense force. It has its own chain of command. The immune system is what prevents you from getting sick, by fighting the disease-causing germs. The [...]
Things to know about Choosing a School for Your Child Choosing a school for your child isn’t a decision that should be taken lightly. After all, this is where your child will be getting the bulk of their education over [...]
Remote Learning Checklist Trying times brings out the best in us. Ready or not, all the students and educators are forced to transition to online learning mode. The technology to recreate a classroom environment is amazing. The thought of giving [...]
Social distancing in the time of crisis The coronavirus is terrorizing the town. We can defeat the enemy in the language that it listens. Covid-19, a coronavirus, is the cause of the present pandemic. It spreads by contact. So, the [...]
Call it shocking, unbelievable, disgusting, or shameful the fact remains the same. According to the National Science Foundation data, 65% of fourth-graders read below the grade level. Reading is a fundamental skill, needed to learn any other subject including Math.
Call it shocking, unbelievable, disgusting, or shameful the fact remains the same. According to the National Science Foundation data, 65% of fourth-graders read below the grade level. Reading is a fundamental skill, needed to learn any other subject including Math.
When someone or something travels in a straight line, it is quite easy to know how far someone has gone in a certain amount of time. But what if they begin moving to the side? What about when they have to turn around a? It can be a simple change, but one that demands a different kind of mathematics to figure out.
The school curriculum is built in such a way, each day builds on the previous learning sessions. Little drops of water make a mighty ocean.Akin to regular physical checkups, periodic assessments give a reality check onthe student’s academic progress.
