Issue #13 / October 6, 2020 Have you been playing enough? Or for that matter at all lately? Was it outdoors or indoors? Was it a board game or a card game? Was it a virtual game? Was it for learning and education? Did… Continue Reading “3-2-1 TUESDAYS WITH MS NIV”
Category: 3-2-1 Tuesdays with Ms NivTags: children, computer games, education, educators, gaming, higher education, kids, Newsletter, outdoor, parenting, parents, play, playground, school, school leadership, students, teachers
Within their first couple of parent-teacher meetings the preschool teachers repeatedly hear the following concerns, with varying degrees of anxiousness : “My child can’t sit still for 5 minutes!” “My child day dreams randomly while doing something and sits at a task unfinished.” “I… Continue Reading “Boosting concentration and memory power in pre-schoolers”
Category: AskNivTags: children, classes, concentration, education, focus, memory, parents, performance, play, preschoolers, school, students, teachers, teaching, understanding
Hi! I am Kyra, is the second one in the series of TanaBana. It is free for you to download Hi! I am Kyra (Click to download the PDF) on a device of your choice. TanaBana, means warp and weft of a weave,… Continue Reading “Hi! I am Kyra – A TanaBana Story Book”
Category: Books & Book ReviewsTags: children, class, confidence, enjoy, fun, history, listening, parents, patience, peers, play, quiet, school, shy, singing, students, teacher
What should you consider before enrolling your child into IIT coaching? The question triggers thoughts in many directions. Is my child interested? Is my child capable? Where can I enrol him/her? Which is the best? What should I look for when I am choosing… Continue Reading “Things to consider before enrolling your child into an IIT Coaching program”
Category: AskNivTags: balanced, CBSE, classes, coaching, dream, education, engineering, entrance exam, family, friends, IIT, parents, play, school, students, teachers
Dear fellow educators, 14th November was introduced in our country to celebrate and emphasize the importance of children in society and nation building. Happy Children’s Day! It’s time to let them play. In my years of training, learning and working as an educator, I… Continue Reading “An open letter to fellow educators. Happy Children’s Day!”