Why Schools Must Go Beyond Academics
Walk into any school today and you’ll see the familiar focus: mastering math, analyzing literature, and memorizing history. We’ve built […]
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The Silent Question
Ms. Anya Sharma stood in front of her Grade 8 history class, a familiar hollow feeling spreading in her chest.
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The Overstuffed Backpack: A Story of Working Memory
I want to tell you about Rohan, a conscientious student in my Grade 10 class. One morning, he walked in
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How Much Homework Is Too Much? Evidence-Based Guidelines for Every Grade
If you’ve ever wondered whether your child’s nightly homework load is appropriate — or if you’re a teacher trying to
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Boosting Motivation When Students Need It Most
It’s October. The excitement of a new term that filled our classrooms in June has started to fade. The Dussehra
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Reigniting Attention After the Dussehra Break
By Vishwanathan JayaramanFounder & CEO, Pipal Tree | Neural Educator | Author of “Brain-Based Teaching” “Attention is not something we
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Tech Neck and the Trap of Mobile Addiction: How Students Can Break Free
In today’s digital world, smartphones are both a blessing and a burden. While they open doors to instant learning
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Why We Shouldn’t Label a Child Too Quickly
When Daniel was seven, he struggled with reading. Every time the class opened their books, he froze. The letters seemed
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From “Good Morning” to Silence: What Changes in a Teenager’s Brain?
A first grader sees the principal walk into the school corridor. With a wide smile, she runs forward, “Good morning,
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From Fear to Freedom: The Brain Behind Math
A Familiar Fear As children, many of us remember the feeling: sweaty palms, racing heartbeat, the dread of hearing our