Genre/Topic: Memory, Study skills
You have already learned an interesting memory technique. Do you remember it? It was called the linking method. Now we’re going to learn the peg memory system. It is a very special way to remember things.
How to control anger
Genre/Topic: Controlling anger, Managing emotions
How often do you get angry? What do you do when you’re angry? Do you like it when others are angry with you? What can you do to control your anger?
How to handle teasing
Genre/Topic: Life skills, Overcoming teasing
Have you ever been teased at school, playground, road or any other places? What should you do when someone teases you? How should you react? How are you going to handle teasing? Let’s see…
Volunteering
Genre/Topic: Service and contribution, Volunteering
Did you know you can make a difference in someone’s life even with the smallest effort? Did you know volunteering means not only helping others but it is a way in which you are helping yourself to be a better version of you?
Personality type
Genre/Topic: Personality assessment, Self-esteem, Self-reflection
It is important to know who you are, so that you can know your strengths and weaknesses. But it is also important to know who you are not, so that you can understand others. Knowing your personality type helps you do just that…
Staying safe
Genre/Topic: Safety rules
How safe are you? Do you follow safety rules in your life? Here you’ll learn about the different safety rules that you need to learn to avoid accidents. By following these rules, you can take care of yourself and be independent.
Making decisions
Genre/Topic: Critical thinking, Decision-making
You have to make decisions every day. You often have to decide things for yourself. This lesson will help you make right decisions.
Multiple intelligences
Genre/Topic: Empowerment, Personal strengths, Self-esteem
Everyone is intelligent and smart in their own ways. Which of the following smarts are you? Kinesthetic intelligence – Body smart Linguistic intelligence – Word smart Logical-mathematical intelligence – Logic smart Interpersonal intelligence – People smart Intrapersonal intelligence – Self smart Musical intelligence – Music smart Visual-Spatial intelligence – Picture smart Naturalistic intelligence – Nature […]
What a way to teach!
Genre/Topic: Importance of education, Teaching strategies
There is a prince in the story below who did not like to study. But, his father knew the importance of education. Let us see how he makes his son finally enjoy studying.
Smart study skills
Genre/Topic: Brain-based study skills and strategies
Do you ever wonder how some students learn faster, study better and score higher in exams? They use smart learning strategies such as whole-brain learning, mind mapping, brainstorming and speed reading among others. Let’s learn some of them…
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Lessons from Gandhi
Getting along with others
Wilma Rudolph
Multiple intelligences
Dealing with criticism
The window
Two brothers
Be the best of what you are
Seeing – truly seeing
The praying hands