How Can Parents Keep Their Children Engaged in School? A child’s educational journey is greatly enhanced by parental involvement in school. The specific responsibilities of a Learning Coach for at-home students include optimising the learning environment, ensuring learner comprehension, and teaching students the skills necessary to excel in higher education and beyond. Every student is […]
Importance of Accepting Criticism & Growing from Feedback for Students Criticism is hard to take, especially for young-aged students. It can make them feel embarrassed, angry, or simply devalued, depending on the critic’s context and delivery. Yet criticism is unavoidable in every stage of life, and we need to teach children to accept criticism and […]
How to Manage Your Child’s Failure Mindset & Help Them Succeed? Some of the most successful persons in the world, like Oprah Winfrey, Albert Einstein, and Steven Spielberg, have all experienced notable, infamous failures. However, they all shared the ability to view their failures as learning opportunities. As a parent, you desire for your children […]
Students need an awareness of different perspectives to understand past events. The Café Conversation method helps students practice vantage points by requiring them to represent a particular point of view in a small-group conversation. By participating in a conversation with people who represent other backgrounds and experiences, students become more aware of the role that […]
A 3-2-1 prompt helps Students structure their responses to a text, video, or learning activity by asking them to illustrate three takeaways, two questions, and one thing they liked. It provides a way for instructors to check for comprehension and to gauge Students’ interest. Distributing 3-2-1 responses is also an effective way to prompt a […]
There are several reasons why it’s vital to your student’s success to have a dedicated learning space. First, of course, is that a dedicated space helps with focus. Studying in an out-of-the-way spot reduces exposure to noises and other distractions from loud TVs and family members coming and going. The other reasons have more to […]
With the continuation of the traditional knowledge economy in schools which focuses on one-to-many education banking model, students are still instructed to learn and remember more than express and explore. Even with these education models that encourage students to perform activities tailored to them, including an education model that focuses extensively on student experience could […]
In the best of times, disruptive student behaviours are challenging to effectively act on. And now, this is compounded by our current reality: a traumatic time—during which many of us are just trying to hang on and stay in the profession—that has reduced our patience, taxed our energy, and increased our reactivity. So maybe we […]
Perfection is a dangerous concept to aim for or claim. Perfection has a ceiling. It suggests we reach a certain point and then we’re done. But we’re never truly done. Our familiarisation with predictable, identical, and consistent goods has influenced our expectations of ourselves, of others, and of children. We’ve become conditioned to believe that, […]
The main aim of the school is to provide education that involves a series of programs and activities which help in the personality development of a human being. The success of these programs and activities depends upon the availability of proper infrastructure. The term “Physical infrastructure” describes the physical facilities of the school such as […]