Empathy, the ability to understand and share the feelings of another, is a cornerstone of social-emotional learning (SEL). It is a vital skill that helps children build meaningful relationships, resolve conflicts peacefully, and develop a sense of compassion. Teaching empathy is not just about instilling a single lesson; it’s about …
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In an age dominated by screens, it’s easy to assume our children are developing just fine. They can swipe before they can speak, navigate YouTube better than grandparents, and memorise songs from their favourite cartoons with uncanny precision. But thereās one shocking truth many parents and teachers are only discovering …
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An apathetic student is characterised by a lack of interest, motivation, and engagement in learning. This student often appears indifferent to academic tasks, classroom activities, and even their own educational progress. They may exhibit a general sense of listlessness or detachment, showing little enthusiasm for anything related to school. It’s …
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The letters “AUGH” together make special sounds in English. There are many AUGH words. Some are short like “laugh”, and some are longer like “daughter”. This list helps you learn the meaning of these words and more in sentences. Why is this list helpful? Better spelling: Practise spelling words with …
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An undisciplined student consistently exhibits behaviours that disrupt the learning environment and disregard established rules and expectations. This student often struggles with self-control, displays defiance towards authority, and may engage in disruptive actions that hinder both their own learning and that of their classmates. Their actions are not simply occasional …
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