Lessons learnt Genius hour in the classroom Genius hour is a popular approach in the classroom that empowers students to follow their passions. Genius hour has been around since 2007, but it's still not widely known outside of certain circles.
Lessons learnt Lessons learnt: The only true disability is a crushed spirit If you have a child or student with special needs or disabilities, it's critical that you work together with the school to ensure that child is getting the support he or she needs. We've put together some tips on how you can help your child and
Lessons learnt Lessons learnt: Every student can learn just not in the same way or on the same day Students — particularly children — come in all shapes and sizes and with an array of different talents and challenges. Some struggle to stay focused in class, others are behind when it comes to reading, still others find it difficult to concentrate for long periods of time. Even though every child'
Lessons learnt Lessons learnt: If we teach today as we taught yesterday, we rob our students of tomorrow Consider a simple schoolroom in the 1950s. The space is modest, with rows of desks and few decorations. Children sit quietly in their seats as the teacher writes notes on the chalkboard. Over time, we’ve seen many changes to this basic system: furniture has become more comfortable, we’ve
Lessons learnt Lessons learnt: It takes big hearts to help shape little minds. Guidance and counseling are indispensable elements in discipline management of people in all communities, even the most primitive societies grew out of the necessity of guiding individual behavior patterns in the interest of the group. Society itself could not function without the use of discipline. Using guidance and counseling to
Lessons learnt Lesson learnt: The good things we build end up building us The overall impact a school building has on students can be either positive or negative, depending upon the condition of the building. In cases where students attend school in substandard buildings they are definitely handicapped in their academic achievement. Correlation studies show a strong positive relationship between overall building conditions
Lessons learnt Lessons learnt: Communication is key Schools, colleges and universities have no worth without students. Students are the most essential asset for any educational institute. The social and economic development of the country is directly linked with student academic performance. Research suggests student’s communication ability showed a strong significant positive correlation with student’s academic