Differentiation has become a model embraced by teachers and students alike all over the world. As educators, we realize that every child does not grow at the same pace or learn linearly. We echo, “No child left behind!” as we keenly prepare our lessons which include differentiation that will urge our learners to participate, appreciate and take forward the topic explored in the classroom.
Back in the day, students and parents rarely preferred international schools. Now, more than 5 million students study at international schools around the world, a substantial change from past years.
Hey students! Congratulations on passing your school years with flying colours. Now, what next? If you have decided what to do next, then it is great. But what if you are not able to decide? Are you among the ones who are confused about what path to opt for that will lead to happiness and success in life?
When we are in school, we often dream about college and university life that seem so amazing to us that we wait for our school days to end. We often notice that our seniors who are studying in different universities go to take classes all dressed up with attractive accessories. However little do we know that university life is not that amazing as we expect. Students are often given loads of assignments daily which are to be completed within particular deadlines.
Mathematics is a great subject, and it is so important that the world revolves around it. From the numbers in the calendar month to the use of currency to express value, numbers have always been there, and numbers make up mathematics. So, the importance of learning and understanding Mathematics honestly can never be over-emphasized.
A child is naturally curious right from birth. The daily interactions or experiences allow them to learn about the world around them. And most times, these interactions involve play. Even research in developmental psychology suggests that play is the most effective method to develop new social skills, learn new things, and regulate emotions.
