Cognitive Load Theory – How we can make students remember more
Have you ever been on a course where: 1.The trainer went through their material so fast that you barely learned a thing? 2.The content was so complex that it went completely over your head? You may have been experiencing Cognitive Load. Cognitive Load Theory has become an increasingly popular concept within education. It focuses on […]
Why Learning Styles Are a Myth?
Every child learns differently and understanding your child’s learning styles will allow you to help them study more effectively. Learning varies from one child to another while some students’ strengths are reading or writing others learn effectively through hands on activities. The 3 main learning styles: Visual, Auditory, and Kinesthetic. Visual learners process information as […]
Nurturing Unique Talents: A Compassionate Approach to Exam Season
As exam season approaches, a familiar anxiety washes over many parents. We want our children to do well, to achieve their full potential, and to unlock the doors to future opportunities. This pressure, while well-intentioned, can often overshadow the bigger picture of our children’s lives and their unique talents and aspirations. Breaking the Mold in […]
The Whispered Wisdom: Embracing Interpretive Listening for Success
Engaging in interpretive listening is an often overlooked yet crucial skill in the classroom. While most teachers comprehend the significance of listening to their students, a common tendency is to prioritize the correctness of answers over what can be gleaned about their students’ understanding. This approach may constrain the teacher’s capacity to tailor instruction to […]