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  Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a common brain disorder observed in most elementary school students which affects how Za student pays attention, sits still, and controls the behavior.  As a teacher we normally come across students who are easily distracted, doesn't follow directions or finish tasks, doesn't seem to be listening, doesn't pay attention, makes careless mistakes, forgets about daily activities, has problems organizing daily tasks, doesn’t like to do things that require sitting still, often loses things, tends to daydream, has trouble playing quietly, doesn't like to be seated, is always moving, such as running or climbing on things, talks excessively, has trouble waiting for their turn, blurts out answers, interrupts others and many more of such kind. These are the basic characteristic features of an ADHD child.  Though there is no medical treatment for this neurological disorder to cure it completely, the extra support, love and care ...

  It's not only the course that you pursue in graduation which matters but also the college from where you pursue your graduation. Graduation is an important phase in every student's life. A phase which decides and shapes a career. A phase which opens bright gates of success and money all the way. It's so important that every student would love to be a part of it for maximum duration but with the removal of just Exam factor. With the declaration of HSC or Grade 12 results, it's all admission spree that all students are worried about. With many having their own views and opinions in selection of the best college for graduation still few others just take it as a peaceful hangout place to spend some quality time in fun and frolic with their friends.  Many students fall prey to the fancy and attractive features of the surrounding and fail to choose the right kind of college for graduation. In this article I am going to enlist 10 important points which every student should k...

  Starting a fresh academic year post pandemic is really hectic as well as equally interesting and enthusiastic for the students as well as teachers. Transition from the online classes to the hybrid mode and finally physical mode had brought in loads of technological challenges for the teachers. There has been a lot of knowledge & understanding gap, discipline gap as well as performance gap in the students during the COVID-19 pandemic period. In order to build this gap and bridge a cheerful way in between, the teacher has to adopt certain measures that will help them to bring a drastic and expected change in the students as well. It is in the hands of a teacher to shape the future citizens of our country to be wise and smart leaders of tomorrow.  The following are the rules a teacher should adopt, to bring a change in the classroom environment and boost the learning outcomes of the students.  Enter The Class With A Gracious Smile Greeting each student at the door with...

  To grab the attention of the students throughout the entire length of the teaching period is a big challenge being put up in front of every teacher. On the other hand it's equally challenging for students too to concentrate over what the teacher is teaching. There are many factors that affect the attention of a student during the teaching learning process which varies from learner to learner.  Becoming restless during the lecture, feeling sleepy and dozing off when the teacher is teaching, feeling hungry, scribbling some design in the book, tapping on the desk with a pen or pencil are very common behaviour being observed by the teacher. The only way to avoid this behavior is just by including certain interesting and engaging activities before, during and after the lesson. The teacher has to take certain extra efforts to cater to the needs of every student by engaging the students in the following activities which will definitely boost the attention span and make the lesson i...

  As a teacher it is very important for us to understand that the child’s needs change dramatically as they transition from primary school to elementary school. The elementary school-aged child has entered into an entirely different stage of learning. To continue meeting their needs we as a teacher or parents must cater to their changing needs.  An elementary school child goes through a lot of ups and downs in terms of socio-emotional disturbances experienced by him or her on a day to day basis. They start to behave absurdly, they become defiant and feel withdrawn and ignored from the social world and family. They are more aggressive to find their identity. They are easily discouraged by an unsupportive environment. They go through a lot of mood swings and daydreaming. They are very talkative and highly active in energy levels. They are very shy and may not be very comfortable with sharing their problems with their peers or teachers.  Hence there is a greater impetus bein...