Toddlers’ proficiency in fine motor skills holds the key to success in their future life. Fine motor skills refer to the appropriate use of hands. A kid’s hand should be firm and well-coordinated so that ...
“Change is the only constant thing.” – Heraclitus In the past, education was happening solely with the help of a teacher. H/she was always the one to spearhead the learning process. Today, with the help ...
The Indian education sector has undergone a sea change in the past few decades. Once symbolized by the age-old ‘blackboard-chalk-and-talk’ model, classrooms in Indian schools have received a complete makeover following the advent of ...
“I hear and I forget; I see and I remember; I do and I understand.” Confucius This quote mirrors the benefits of hands-on learning. Time and again, it has been proved that the hands-on ...
These days, information technology and eLearning methodologies are playing a key role in taking education to the masses. eLearning can overcome geographical barriers easily, since it offers an anytime-and-anywhere-learning facility. This eliminates the need to ...
By Dr. Dheeraj Mehrotra How important do you think is a tablet for the curriculum in your school? Well. A tablet provides a better framework for ensuring better learning through a blended approach, with students ...
Dr. Dheeraj Mehrotra “Ma’am, please tell us something new! This is already in the book,” such a statement may be anticipated from a student during any subject-related interactions in today’s classrooms. To the surprise of ...
“I hear and I forget I see and I remember I do and I understand” – Chinese proverb Some time back, I was teaching my nephew a geometric problem based on cubes and cuboid. Although ...
Digital learning is fast becoming a game changer in schools all across India. Once it becomes the norm in schools, India will surely not lag in any student assessment programs but will lead ahead. In ...
A common water cooler chat for parents who have school-going children is the steep school fees they’re paying for their child’s education. Apparently some ‘elite’ schools charge a fee that is close to the salary ...