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1 day ago · Walker Learning is an evidence based pedagogy that draws from the fields of developmental psychology and neuroscience whilst acknowledging and respecting that culture, community and family have a significant impact on a child’s life and learning.
Apr 2, 2024 · Teach specific skills and techniques, such as color mixing or instrument playing, using a child-led and process-focused approach. Encourage children to talk about their creative experiences, asking open-ended questions and providing positive feedback.
3 days ago · A top teaching strategy for dyslexia is to employ multisensory learning techniques. This approach engages multiple senses in the student to improve their engagement during reading-related tasks, reinforcing learning and memory. Teachers can incorporate activities involving touch, movement, sight, and sound.
17 hours ago · Take any English story that the children might like and enact different roles. Let the puppet play a role while the children pick different characters. This will help the children practice the words and dialogues while playing and learning with their peers and the puppets. Creating multiple different puppets with distinct personalities and ...
1 day ago · When teaching phonics to preschoolers, think fun, playful, and stress-free. Weave learning into playtime with songs, nursery rhymes, matching, and alphabet games. Try out an alphabet scavenger hunt where your preschooler finds an item that starts with each letter. Remember, every child is different and learns at their own pace.
2 days ago · According to research done by University of Rochester psychologists R. M. Ryan and E. L. Deci, kids are motivated by three basic psychological needs: autonomy, mastery, and relatedness. When these needs are met, kids are more likely to be motivated to work on difficult things. 1. Autonomy.
17 hours ago · The significance of belonging stretches far beyond a mere sense of inclusion; it is the linchpin for students’ well-being, academic success, and social cohesion. Studies reveal that a robust sense of belonging can mitigate loneliness and depression, bolster self-esteem and resilience—qualities especially crucial for students grappling with ...
