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Sight seeing, shopping, dining, amusement parks etc etc..Are Museums on your agenda, because if not include them. Many countries have exclusive museums which are lovely experiences that you can gift to your children. In the next few articles I will be sharing information and pictures of some of the amazing museums we have been to […]
MoreGoal setting is the surest way to maximizing anybody’s chances of success. But it is not easy to set goals. Some of the problems in goal setting is not understanding what goals and how many goals to set. Some of the mistakes people make are : 1. Failing to understand how many goals should we […]
MoreSTUDY SKILLS 1.Study difficult (or boring) subjects first. If your chemistry problems put you to sleep, get to them first, while you are fresh. Save the subjects you enjoy for later – you’ll be more motivated to do those later on. With that chore out of the way, the rest of the day can be a breeze. […]
MoreBullying is a reality in school settings and has to be dealt with. The incidence of Bullying increases in the Teenage Stage. Types of Bullying Verbal Bullying includes making threats, name-calling ,saying mean things. Psychological Bullying is excluding from play, spreading rumors, making teenagers a topic of ridicule. Physical Bullying is intimidating through actual hitting, pushing, […]
MoreThe cyber revolution is bringing with it risks through Desktop and laptop computers located at home, friend’s homes, work, libraries, stores, schools, Internet cafes, wireless connections, PDA/BlackBerry, Cell phones, Internet capable games (i.e., Xbox, Play station). These risks are huge and are everywhere in form of : Sexting which is the sending sexual messages, pictures, […]
More1. CHILDHOOD IS KEY. The brain makes the most connections among its cells before your child turns 10. This is also the time when he learns language best. 2. THE BRAIN BUILDS ITSELF BASED ON REPETITIVE SENSORY EXPERIENCES. The language portion of the brain is enhanced greatly by interaction with others because the brain can […]
MoreHarsh Discipline which involves hitting, spanking or verbal abuse should not be used under any circumstances. Children who are spanked, hit, or slapped are more prone to fighting with other children. They are more likely to be bullies and more likely to use aggression to solve disputes with others. These practices teach children to handle […]
MoreMost of us think that having a good memory is a trait that’s outside of our control. But good memory is a skill and learning how to improve it can help you become a more creative and innovative.The first step is changing the way you think about your memory. Your memory isn’t designed to remember […]
MoreBloom’s Taxonomy is a classification of learning objectives within education proposed in 1956 by a committee of educators chaired by Benjamin Bloom. It refers to a classification of the different objectives that educators set for students (learning objectives). Bloom’s Taxonomy divides educational objectives into three “domains”: Cognitive, Affective, and Psychomotor (sometimes loosely described as knowing/head, […]
MoreAs parents and teachers we are forever worried about failure. We don’t want our kids failing ever. But we seldom consciously teach them to think about why failure happens. The words that children and people use every day decides whether they will meet failure or success. There are three words that very often show up […]
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SAAKSHI SINGLA 