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Cognitive Erudition plus ‘Three Level’ thinking bolstering Education
Abstract – Education in modern world faces the challenge of ever-increasing volume of knowledge. Knowledge faces an explosion with internet resources discharge with ease of access to new researches and discoveries. The student society rather the learners are poised to face the discomfort id consolidating this bulk of knowledge. Cognitive... -
Understanding adolescents: How to support them
“Adolescence is a new birth, for the higher and more completely human traits are now born” stated G. Stanley Hall. But adolescence is not the end of childhood. It is a part f it. It is not the time to get to of the children. It is the time to... -
How to write a good speech
Delivering a good speech starts with the writing of it. Although the topics of most speeches are different, some elements are widely applicable that can help us write a good speech more easily. A Core Message A speech’s core message is the goal of a speech: what does the... -
Top 10 to do’s for teachers during summer vacation
Teaching is a wonderful profession for those who feel the call to it. One of the benefits of teaching is that the summertime is a break for the teacher, right along with the students. Although most are still typically on the payroll, and may be required to fulfill certain tasks,... -
Can Concentration Really Improve Memory?
Expert answers the big question, can concentration improve memory? The basic memory mechanics exposes the power of concentration to improve memory. You can combine yoga with the basic memory mechanics to concentrate and focus to enhance encoding information in the brain. We’re a group of navigation engineers that take pride... -
required to have good command of communication
I wished to become a teacher – a knowledge transmitter – when I was young. Knowledge here is unlimited which includes not only general one but also life experience and other fields. Actually being like my fifth grade class’s head teacher, who is liked and respected by almost of her... -
Teacher tips: Reading aloud
Reading aloud to children is an art (1) Pinkali Chatterjee Reading aloud to children often comes very naturally to most parents and teachers. But to make the children listen, enjoy, participate, feel interested and understand, the simple act of reading aloud has to be perfected by love and attention... -
Finishing the School Year Strong
A teacher thinks: State testing is done, the weather is getting nicer, and we are all getting spring fever. There are some weeks left of school and students are easily distracted. It’s even hard for me to stay focused. I don’t just want to “coast.” What can I do? Those... -
Volume 3 Month 4 Day 16- Cultivating the ‘Other Part’ of the Brain
Being Nothing, Doing Nothing: Cultivating the ‘Other Part’ of the Brain Because our minds are crowded, we crowd our lives—with busy schedules, multiple activities, plans and projects for a better life. We rarely, if ever, take the time to investigate who or what it is that is generating all...
