Majority of the parents presume that mathematical genius presents itself in the form of faster calculations or handling large numbers at an earlier age. However, it is not the way early indications of math genius among children do. The behavior Read More …
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Abacus in Schools: Why More Educators Are Adopting Mental Math Programs
Abacus is the only one to develop the left (logic, numbers) and the right brain (creativity, visualization). Children get to learn how to see the Abacus image in their mind, which enhances neural connections, which enhance overall learning. Enhances memory, Read More …
Global Demand of Brain-Based Education: Reasons why this is the right moment to invest
In current years, the world has been in a strong transition towards a new system in the learning process of children. Parents, schools, and even education system of the world are shifting away the exam based learning to mind based Read More …
Work-Life Balance:Can it Exist for Entrepreneurs?
Entrepreneurship is exciting yet exhausting. When you are in a business of your own, the clock-out time does not exist. There is no backup team. And there is no “boss” to set boundaries. For many small business owners, notably women Read More …
Left Brain vs. Right Brain: Balance and Learning in Children
Most parents view the children as being either logical or creative; however, this is not always the case. The current neuroscience indicates that the two hemispheres are in constant interaction—more so when learning. Knowing the left brain vs. right brain Read More …
10 Skill-Building Courses Parents Need in 2025
Introduction In today’s fast-changing world, academic grades alone are no longer the key to success. The future belongs to children who can think creatively, solve problems, communicate effectively, and adapt quickly, and this is very necessary for the growth of Read More …
Signs of Learning Gaps in Early School Years
Introduction Mostly, children fall behind in school not due to an inability to learn, but due to the fact that the small gaps in learning remain unrecognised during the early years. The gap in learning refers to the difference between Read More …
How Small Daily Routines Can Make a Big Difference
The importance of Routines to Growing Minds Children are structural creatures. Their stability depends on a predictable rhythm because they feel in control and this is very important in emotional and cognitive development. Knowing what to expect next, whether it Read More …
Raising Confident Kids
Why Confidence matters more than fear? The current generation of students is overwhelmed with academic pressure, competition and constant distraction with technology. The result? Fear of failure, self-doubt and anxiety. Confidence has emerged as one of the most important yet Read More …
The Ultimate Digital Detox for Young Minds
Introduction: The Battle With Screen Time Imagine this: your child is trying to study, but just after a few minutes, your child starts using phone seeing YouTube videos start playing, and instead of focusing on their work, they end up Read More …