Do you remember revising and re-revising pages of notes the night before an exam, only to forget them later?

Do you remember staying up all night, cramming long chapters only to forget them after exams? That’s because our brains don’t think linearly, they think in pictures.

Most adults remember stiff benches, silent rows, and chalkboard lectures. But today’s world dictates something different.

What if your child was not determined by marks but celebrated for curiosity? Envisage a classroom where questions matter more than correct answers.

Is technology aiding our children's growth or making them more dependent? This is the general worry for every modern parent. Screens are omnipresent.

Have you ever noticed how children learn faster when real life is involved? A child helping in the kitchen understands measurements better than from a worksheet.

Have you ever noticed how children learn quickest when they are building, experimenting, or playing freely?

In today’s fast-evolving world, collaboration is more than a classroom activity, it’s a life skill.