Learning is Better with Social Interactions

Everyone has their unique way of retaining information. Some prefer to learn quietly and by themselves, whereas others prefer social Learning. Social interactions can encourage positive collaborations between students and retain information more effectively.

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Daydreaming helps in brain development

If you are annoyed at how your child zones out during class or an important discussion, worry not, as daydreaming might be helping him more than harming him.

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The brain requires novelty

When your learners are exceptionally bored it impacts their ability to learn by killing their attention span and willpower. Some instructors feel that by being repetitive with learning material students will grasp concepts easier, after all “practice makes perfect”. It actually turns out what the brain really craves is novelty.

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Music for Children’s language skill development

Song lyrics are rooted in language — and often beautiful and interesting language, at that. Rhythms and melodies help kids memorize phrases, understand rhyming patterns, and grasp the context.

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