This is a question for any parent or educator – should a teacher openly declare or discuss specific children and their high aptitudes in class? Does this really serve to motivate or encourage other kids? Could it lead to jealousy or lower self esteem in kids who aren’t recognized openly in this way? Is it [...]
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Bilingualism – The Gift You Owe Your Child And the balance tips towards bilingualism yet again – did you catch this recent NPR story on bilingualism and brain power? If not, check it out – very much worth a quick listen(or quicker read) Being Bilingual May Boost Your Brain Power It may not come as a surprise to you [...] Please indulge me this seemingly off-topic post. I assure you it has everything to do with reading to babies. Sound… …was the first and all pervading element in the universe. Not sound, per se, but vibrations. Rishis( ancient sages) in deep meditation absorbed and experienced that omnipresent vibration otherwise known as the Supreme Creation, Creator, God, Genesis etc…it doesn’t matter what we [...] Reading to Kids Besides Your Own (contd from Raising a Generation of Readers 1) So, we’ve established that reading to kids is important. Not just our own kids, but to those who don’t have the benefit of being raised in an environment which comprises of books and reading. There is no question – if we want our kids [...] |
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