Since the early 2000s, technology has had a profound impact on the way children learn and develop. Technology can be a powerful tool to help children develop new skills, expand their knowledge and build confidence. Use technology to introduce your child to new concepts and ideas.Whether you're introducing your child to basic concepts like shapes and colors or more complex ideas like fractions and physics, there's a tech tool that can help. Many great apps and websites offer educational games and activities for kids of all ages. ROYBI Robot is a comprehensive educational tool for children from 2-8 years old. ROYBI can provide engaging learning practices for kids while also tracking their progress. How and why is technology necessary for...
We should not just care for the environment on World Environment Day. Every day should be an opportunity to think about our environmental impact. Children can also make decisions that affect the environment in both positive and negative ways. They can influence climate change and make choices that affect the future of our planet, so it is essential to teach them about sustainability and conservation early in their lives. We teach children to respect their peers; why not show them how to respect the environment? Encourage your child's imagination while they're reading or watching a story. Another way is to show environmental movies about how important it is to protect the environment. You can also play an app with cartoons...
Learning is an integral part of growing up; children learn as they grow through experiences or educational systems. But, most of us have looked at studying, doing homework, and going to school with dread. Is that the case with all children? Let's see! Developing a personalized and targeted learning plan for each child can increase their level of engagement. Mixing passion-based playtime with educational time will improve the problem-solving skills of both adults and children. Most kids are not naturally inclined towards education or schooling when they start. Children need to experience intellectual, social, and academic growth that is not restricted within the class boundaries. When they receive a holistic form of education, their desire and ability to learn can...
Working memory is how we hold on to the stored information in our short-term memory and work with it—the term working memory had been interchangeably used with short-term memory in the past. Working memory is part of skills that are called executive functions. Children sometimes experience having a hard time keeping one information in mind while doing something else. For example- when your child is engaged in helping you clean their toy room but gets up to check something on TV and doesn't return to help you with the cleaning. Working memory is essential for adding information that we are learning with our current knowledge base, which becomes long-term memory later. When we get new information, we depend on our working memory...
