Latest Articles in child development
Empowering Women Key To Reduce Child Abandonment, Promote Holistic Child Development
When women are given access to education, healthcare and economic opportunities, they are more likely to have the resources and support necessary to provide for their children
Read MoreIt Takes a Community To Beat The Gender Bias
Early traits of gender labelling clearly show that a binary world has lasting effects on how children grow up to understand themselves and the world around them
Read MoreYOU: The Most Important Key In a Successful Career Journey
Counsellors assist students by making them realise their passion and goals. Only after self-realisation, a student can truly begin to have a rewarding career
Read MoreFive Ways To Develop A Growth Mindset In Kids This Year
Developing a growth mindset involves being willing to face challenges, having a fascination for learning, and treating failure as a springboard for further development.
Read MoreBurgeoning Need To Bridge Financial Literacy Gap Among Children
Why there is a burgeoning need to bridge the financial literacy gap amongst young kids & how it can be done.
Read MoreYou Must Learn From Your Own Success: Deputy CM, Delhi
Manish Sisodia, Deputy CM, Delhi speaks about the Business Blaster Programme and its aim to create an entrepreneurial mindset among students. Excerpts.
Read MoreWhat Makes For An Effective Early Years Programme?
The programme should support schools with a range of resources that support teaching, learning and assessments.
Read MoreWhy Kids Need To Spend Time With Nature
Though today's generation is engaged with technology, as parents it is important to indulge kids in outdoor environments.
Read MoreFinancial Literacy For Students
Learning neither can happen overnight nor can be achieved by reading just one or two books, it is a process that happens slowly but surely through education, practical experience, and life lessons.
Read MoreHow To Build A Parent-Teacher Partnership For Learning Continuity In Children?
An international consensus, especially during the pandemic has seen that until and unless parents and teachers work in unison for children, the dream of providing a quality developmental climate to children cannot be achieved.
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