How to Get Through College During COVID-19Getting through college during COVID-19 can seem daunting, but you can be successful in school even despite a global pandemic. Follow these three tips and you can stay safe, healthy, and efficient even in [...]
Critical Skills That You Need to Cultivate in College Although there are hundreds of different subjects to study and majors to choose in college, there are a few common skills that you will need, no matter your chosen area of [...]
Thinking of Homeschooling? Here’s How to Make it a Great Experience for Your ChildrenHas homeschooling been on your mind? You may be surprised to learn that many parents wish they could homeschool their children—and for good reasons. Homeschooling is a [...]
Things to do when the social distancing norms are relaxed, and we resume normalcy?People have a complex psyche. We do diametrically opposite of what we are told not to do. Psychologist opine, humans are born independent and want to be [...]
Things to know about Choosing a School for Your Child Choosing a school for your child isn’t a decision that should be taken lightly. After all, this is where your child will be getting the bulk of their education over [...]
Social distancing in the time of crisis The coronavirus is terrorizing the town. We can defeat the enemy in the language that it listens. Covid-19, a coronavirus, is the cause of the present pandemic. It spreads by contact. So, the [...]
Call it shocking, unbelievable, disgusting, or shameful the fact remains the same. According to the National Science Foundation data, 65% of fourth-graders read below the grade level. Reading is a fundamental skill, needed to learn any other subject including Math.
Call it shocking, unbelievable, disgusting, or shameful the fact remains the same. According to the National Science Foundation data, 65% of fourth-graders read below the grade level. Reading is a fundamental skill, needed to learn any other subject including Math.
When someone or something travels in a straight line, it is quite easy to know how far someone has gone in a certain amount of time. But what if they begin moving to the side? What about when they have to turn around a? It can be a simple change, but one that demands a different kind of mathematics to figure out.
The school curriculum is built in such a way, each day builds on the previous learning sessions. Little drops of water make a mighty ocean.Akin to regular physical checkups, periodic assessments give a reality check onthe student’s academic progress.
