The way children learn has a direct impact on the outcomes they achieve and skills they develop. This brings us to an important question: What has the child learned, and more importantly, what can the child do with that knowledge? NEP 2020 places greater significance on experiential learning, holistic development, critical thinking, meaningful learning, and competency development. Rather than solely focusing on rote learning, NEP promotes critical thinking with conceptu...
NEET home preparation is becoming increasingly common in India, especially after the pandemic. It has become a practical option as it offers a package of benefits like digital learning so any online coaching can be opted right from the comfort of the home. This reduces the cost of online coaching as it is comparatively cheaper in comparison to offline teaching. Also students save on the hostel expenses and other costs that they might incur while attending the coaching class of t...
In today’s world, children are naturally curious and love exploring the world around them. When learning becomes fun and interactive, they develop essential skills that provides moment of joy and journey. Educational Puzzles provide a perfect combination of play-based learning and encourage children to discover new things. Whether it is a jigsaw puzzle, alphabet puzzle, number puzzle, block puzzle, or others, every puzzle games for kids encourages young minds to grow, discover a...
The focus of Indian education has already started to shift to play based learning of early childhood policy thinking. The National Education Policy 2020 and related foundational-stage reforms all have started focusing on the holistic development of kids. So learning through play is increasingly being used to build creativity, curiosity, and social skills in children. But what happens in Indian households is that parents tend to place strong value on academic success, whic...
In India, one concern among parents is very common. Play will mean “less study” or children might fall behind in reading, writing, and maths. Also that schools might not treat play seriously unless tied to visible academic progress. This mainly happens because many families keep comparing different schools on the basis of their academic performance, and many still expect academic drilling. Another challenge is that play based learning can only work well if teachers are tr...
