Styles of Learning: Which one is yours? Students have distinct styles of learning based on their abilities. They absorb, process, comprehend and retain information depending on their pace and the preferential way of learning. While ...
The word “Mathematics” is known to create fear among most students, because of which they consider the subject to be a barrier they won’t be able to overcome. But this is not at all true. ...
Environmental education should be included in the curriculum to supplement textbook learning and impart practical knowledge about their surroundings to students. Exposure to outdoor activities helps them to be close to nature, thereby enhancing creativity ...
The most important challenge that you may face as a teacher is attracting and maintaining your students’ attention. Conveying ideas and information so that what you have taught stays in the students’ minds is an ...
With the rapid advancement of technology in the realm of education, the fear that a teacher’s role will be obsolete is growing. It is commonly feared that a teacher may be reduced to a mere ...
Subject-wise and class-wise learning outcomes have been included in the recently amended Central RTE Rules, for greater focus on quality of education. The outcomes, which have been shared with all states and union territories, are expected ...
“You can never be overdressed or overeducated.” ― Oscar Wilde What is education? The process of systematically gaining skills and knowledge through instructions and study is generally referred to as education. Those who gain or ...