Maths all around us: where does it hide in life? Hello friends! Have you ever wondered why we need math’s? It seems to be just numbers and complex problems, but in fact it is all around us every day! Let’s go on a fascinating journey and find maths in the most unexpected places. 1. Maths […]
1. It grows the amount of white matter When children improve their reading skills, their brains develop and the amount of white matter grows. It organises connections and co-ordinates the different parts of the brain – a basic skill. as it improves, all other skills develop easily. 2. Neural connections are strengthened MRI studies have […]
A post for parents who are planning to do summer activities with their child. If you must choose one thing to focus on, I would recommend retelling. The ability to retell, that is, to convey the content close to the text, is very important and in demand in everyday life. In school practice, retelling is […]
Hi, I’m Nicky, and I want to tell you how hated numbers became my best friends. It all started last September when our maths teacher wrote these words on the board: “The climb will be hard, but we’ll get to the top.” Underneath them was a mountain. a mountain. But not just any mountain! A […]
Learning to read is a key stage in a child’s development, but boys and girls learn this skill differently. Research shows that the differences are due to both biological factors (brain structure, hormonal background) and social factors (upbringing, approach to learning). Let’s look at exactly what these differences are and how to help children learn […]
Introduction Preschool age (from birth to 6-7 years) is a period of active child development, when the foundations of a child’s personality, intelligence and social skills are laid. The family plays a key role in this process, as it is the parents who are the first educators for their baby. Unlike kindergarten, home education is […]
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