Tag Archives: Parenting

Oct 08

Breaks, how important are they from the student’s perspectives

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Fellow students, have you observed that you’re concentrating & retaining ability tends to go down as you study more and more. Assimilation and absorption of new ideas and concepts are more in case a student is mentally fresh. Fifteen minutes break after every hour makes a student feel rejuvenated and the inputs are retained much more effectively compared to a continuous run. I will therefore recommend every student to take minimum of 10 minutes break after every hour of study. Just move around and do something else. Be it watching TV, going out for a walk, talking to friends or even having a short nap.

Jul 01

CBSE OR ICSE -which is better.

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Parents are quite perplexed about their choice for CBSE or ICSE curriculum. Both are equally good. No comparison can be drawn. I have gone through syllabi of both of them. The two curriculum give equal emphasis on fundamentals. Continue reading →

May 05

Energy auditing your own home.

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Energy audits are getting popular nowadays. There has been growing concern amongst all countries over climate change and carbon emissions. World over the countries are witnessing an increasing awareness amongst masses. Institutions are working overtime to ensure that energy efficient measures are adopted and world can be made a better place to live in for our next generations. Continue reading →

Mar 17

Teach to beat recession

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Teach to beat recessionTeaching has always been considered a recession proof career. It has been observed over the years that whenever economy is on the upswing the world sees a shortage of qualified teachers . Last few years had also been like that when people all over the world were shunning the teaching profession. Continue reading →

May 10

Class VI – beginning of the crucial phase in student’s life.

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As your child enters class VI, you suddenly realize that the curricula has become quite extensive . Your child probably has celebrated his tenth birthday and his innate desire now is to be heard and given importance. Child now wants that he or she be given opportunity to speak and his opinion be seriously considered. Study wise also load has almost doubled from the earlier class and free time at his or her disposal has considerably reduced.  Continue reading →