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Essential Life skills to help your child succeed
A few of the most needed life skills include concentration, critical thinking, self-confidence, communication and taking on challenges. These skills can be developed through many intentional daily activities. Let us now explore a few important life skills and simple...
Ways to improve focus and concentration
How many of us feel distracted while trying to complete an urgent task? It's a common issue we face in our daily lives. Focus and concentration are vital for succeeding in any task. This could feel like a challenge but can be acquired with some effort and discipline....
How to develop creativity in young minds?
Creativity is quite often assumed to be a needed quality only in the art field but in fact, it is one skill that can make one stand out in today’s competitive world in any area. Not always bookish knowledge but also thinking out of the box which makes one different...
Managing screen time of our children
In the present time scenario, every child has access to at least one electronic device. With lockdowns and online schooling, screen time has further increased. Unregulated usage of screen time can have adverse effects: Lack of sleep. Poor academic performance Obesity...
Is there an age limit to learn Abacus?
One might wonder if it's too early or late to enrol their children or even adults in an Abacus program or whether they would be able to grasp it well. There are many opinions on this. There is no age bar for learning, but when it comes to Abacus, it's recommended to...
10 Examples of Mathematics in Everyday Life
"The essence of mathematics is not to make simple things complicated, but to make complicated things simple" Mathematics is constantly applied in our day to day activities.Let's take a look at some real-life examples where mathematics is used and appreciate its...
Learn Abacus!
The Abacus method of mental math calculations is a popular technique from ancient times. Those who have mastered the technique can do fast arithmetic calculations in their mind by visualizing the movement of the beads of an Abacus. Arithmetic’s and mathematics are usually associated with analytic and objective left-brain-dominant activity. However, research shows that Abacus learners use both the left and right hemispheres of their brains to solve mathematical sums. In other words, Abacus allows individuals to use their subjectivity and creativity while also thinking logically to solve arithmetic problems that can help them in their daily lives. Abacus math can help improve children’s concentration and focusing skills.