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The Power of Vedic Math

The Power of Vedic Math

In 1998 Mr. Pradeep Kumar(alumnus IIM Bangalore started working on Vedic Math, it was a little known subject and everybody
How to Find a Talent

How to Find a Talent

Talents come in many varieties. They may be artistic or technical, mental or physical, inwardly directed or outwardly. They need
How to Decide on a Career Field

How to Decide on a Career Field

Deciding on a career may seem daunting but it is easier when you give yourself a lot of options and
How to Create Good Study Habits for Exams

How to Create Good Study Habits for Exams

Taking exams can lead to stress and anxiety if you have not studied during the year because you will find
Twenty Tips on Motivating Students

Twenty Tips on Motivating Students

Few teachers would deny that motivated students are easier to teach, or that students who are interested in learning do,
Mobile Devices In The Classroom: Concerns Regarding Its Adoption

Mobile Devices In The Classroom: Concerns Regarding Its

The use of mobile technology (mTech) in the classroom has proven to be an effective solution to boost students’ learning
A Little Change Will Do You Good!

A Little Change Will Do You Good!

by Professor Joe Martin One of my favorite singers, Cheryl Crow wrote a song a few years ago entitled, “Change
Homework Wars

Homework Wars

By: Rachelle Nones   Kids don’t want to do it. Teachers don’t want to grade it. Experts don’t even know if
11 Ways to Teach Kids to Recognize and Label Their Emotions

11 Ways to Teach Kids to Recognize and

By: Susan Fitzell Use picture books as a tool for exploring emotions – Choose books that illustrate the facial expressions of
Teachers Must Encourage Student Creativity

Teachers Must Encourage Student Creativity

By: Laura Preble In today’s Common Core dominated, test-taking, data-driven schools, creativity is often like everybody’s favorite eccentric aunt: we all