Spread the loveThis is a position in reading in which students are constantly put to the test to ensure they can read amazingly in the classroom and the ordinary teaching environment. This is the maximum level at which students cannot read independently but have sufficient background knowledge of a topic and access text quickly with zero or few errors. The instructional reading level is generally determined from books the kids can read with a maximum of one word-recognition error in around twenty words.  The comprehension should be at least seventy-five percent. Students’ silent reading is faster than their oral reading. […]

Spread the loveAs children begin their education journey, there is often a strong emphasis on academic skills such as reading, writing, and math. However, many kindergarten teachers believe that focusing solely on academic skills may not be the best approach for young learners. Instead, they advocate for a greater focus on life skills that can benefit children both inside and outside the classroom. Life skills encompass a wide range of abilities that are essential for success, including social-emotional skills, problem-solving, critical thinking, communication, and self-regulation. These skills play a vital role in helping children navigate the complexities of everyday life, […]

Spread the loveMagical thinking psychology is a fascinating concept to teach students. It refers to the belief that one’s thoughts, desires, or actions can influence outside events or the surrounding environment without any logical or physical connection. Understanding magical thinking allows students to develop critical thinking skills and learn to distinguish between science and superstition. In this article, we will discuss the importance of teaching magical thinking psychology, useful approaches, and engaging activities for students. 1) The Importance of Teaching Magical Thinking Psychology: – Enhances critical thinking skills: By addressing magical beliefs, students learn how to evaluate and analyze information […]