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A Call to Ease the Pressure, Loosen the Load, Lighten the Mind. Dr. Fiaz Maqbool Fazili High expectations in the age of cutthroat competition are affecting the health of our children. Who is responsible for creating a generation of stressful children.? Is it because of the clash between our children’s goals and our goals for […]

Education has always been the foundation of human growth, shaping not only knowledge but also values, behaviour, and perspective. The philosophy of education explores the deeper purpose behind learning and teaching, helping us understand why education goes beyond textbooks and classrooms. In today’s evolving world, it is essential to reflect on Why education is important

Critical Thinking in Early Childhood In a world defined by complexity rather than certainty, this confidence may be one of the most important gifts a child can carry into adulthood. Gowher Bhat In classrooms, homes, and playgrounds, children are constantly making sense of what surrounds them. They listen to adults, observe other children, watch screens,

Since gaining widespread popularity in the early 2010s, social media has been a controversial topic when it comes to using it for education. However, many educators are now embracing social media as a teaching tool with a wide array of benefits for learning. From parent-teacher communications to organizing group projects to developing digital literacy, social

Classroom management is not control alone. It is care. It is not silence alone. It is an engagement. It is not rules without reason. It is relationships that matter. It is the steady presence of adults who believe in children, who see their potential, and who refuse to give up on them. It is small,

Education, as all of us know, has gone digital. There is no more squeaking chalk and dusty erasers used in the classroom. This is an era of the smart classroom, where learning leaps off from the traditional textbook and onto interactive whiteboards (smart board for teaching), which have quickly become indispensable in sparking richer learning

Ahh, the classroom. Whether a comfortable, air-conditioned heaven or a stale, muggy prison, it has always been the core of educational growth for adolescents and young adults. Despite the ubiquitous purpose of the thought cubicle, its appearance has varied throughout history. The question is: How different was school in the past compared to today? For

The way children behave isn’t just about their temperament, it’s a reflection of the environment they grow up in. As a parent, whether it’s how you respond to setbacks, set boundaries, or offer praise, your actions quietly guide your child in building their worldview and self-image. It’s often the smallest shifts, like those in the