By Daniel Curry Increasingly, in order to be successful in an ever-changing world, we need to think creatively. However, many of us attended traditional schools […]
Benefits of Smart Classes and Activity Based Learning
By Sangam Agarwal In today’s ever changing society, everything from politics to social issues are looked from a critical lens. People have strong opinions on […]
How can I Develop My Child’s Reading Ability?
By Daniel Curry A strong reading ability is critical for academic success. Being able to read and decode text is essential in every area. Whether […]
Playschool – Its Benefits and the Right Age for It
By Simran Kaur “Stand aside for a while and leave room for learning, Observe carefully what children do, and then, If you have understood well, […]
Experiential Learning, Activity Based Learning, and Inquiry Based Learning
By Vega Schools‘ Experiential, activity and inquiry-based learning have long been essential components of a well-developed educational model. Let’s look at a definition for each […]
How Less Pressure Leads to More Learning
By Sandy Hooda In the past, classroom learning has been associated with the words boredom, burdensome, fearsome, discipline, strictness and uninspiring. Many children go through […]
How will Experiential Learning be Accepted When My Child Has to Go to College?
By Vega Schools‘ Experiential learning simply put is “learning by doing”. As early as pre nursery children should be engaged in hands-on learning activities that […]
What are the Different Learning Methods?
By Sandy Hooda The schools that we all used to know deployed primarily one teaching method, and it is known by one or more of […]
Development of Critical Thinking via Problem-based Learning
By Vega Schools’ Education is not the learning of facts, but the training of the mind to think.? ? Albert Einstein. Ever since the British […]
Back to School Kit for Your Child’s Post-Pandemic Learning Experience
By Vega Schools‘ As COVID-19 changed everything about life as we knew it, our children were among the first ones to face the consequences. Schools […]
