Social media has changed the way people learn and share ideas. In recent years, a new kind of creator has become popular: the edu-influencer. These are teachers, parents, or education experts who share learning tips, parenting advice, and classroom ideas online. Their videos reach millions of people every day. Many parents follow them for inspiration...
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How Caprics Blends Curriculum, Training and Technology to Transform Learning Communities
Many schools struggle because their curriculum, teacher training and technology tools come from different sources. This creates gaps between what is planned, how it is delivered and how it is supported. The Power of an Integrated Approach Caprics combines curriculum, training and technology into a single framework. This alignment makes it easier for schools...
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The Rise of Microlearning and What Schools Should Know
Classrooms today look very different from what they were ten years ago. Students are used to quick videos, short posts, and instant updates. Long lessons often feel heavy and hard to follow. That is why microlearning is getting so much attention. It breaks learning into short and simple pieces. For schools, this is more than...
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Why Screen Time Habits Start with Parents Not Devices
When people talk about screen time, the focus usually falls on children and their devices. Parents often blame phones, tablets, or television for unhealthy screen time habits. But devices are not the starting point. Parents are. Children mirror what they see. If a parent spends hours on a screen, the child learns that it is...
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The Popcorn Brain Effect and What It Means for Children Today
Everywhere we go, screens are with us. At home. In cars. In our hands. For many parents, handing a screen to a child feels like a quick solution. It keeps them busy. It gives us a moment to catch our breath. But slowly, silently, something is changing inside their minds. It’s called the Popcorn Brain...
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Learning From Book VS Digital Learning
Dive into the ongoing debate of traditional book learning versus digital education as we unravel the advantages associated with both forms of learning.
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Harnessing Classical Conditioning in Early Childhood Care and Education:
This comprehensive article provides an overview of classical conditioning, emphasizing its application and relevance in the context of early childhood education, supported by real-life examples.
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The Role of Parental Involvement in Early Childhood Education
As a parent, you play a crucial role in your child’s early childhood education. By being actively involved, you can help them perform well academically and develop the skill set for leading a productive life.
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Cognitive Development in Early Childhood
Cognitive development in early childhood encompasses how children think, explore their surroundings and learn to work things out on their own. A sound progress at this stage sets the ground for their future advancement.
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The Benefits of learning a second language in early childhood
Proficiency in more than one language is a vital skill in today’s interconnected world. Your child’s personality shines better and there is remarkable growth in cognitive abilities with the learning of a second language.
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What is more important for your child: life skill or success skills?
Children require guidance to hone their skills. Parents and teachers are confused about the skill set that needs to be focused upon, regarding their children. This blog will enable you to make the right decision for your child.
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