Merriam-webster defines intelligence as “the ability to understand/deal with new situations or trying new situations.” Intelligence comprises one’s ability to think, analyze situations, solve problems, and comprehend social norms, customs, and values. There are two types of intelligence – Non-verbal intelligence refers to the capacity of a child to understand

The moment you walk through the doors of a school, the atmosphere of the environment you are entering is bound to influence your outlook of the school and how you think, feel, and react thereon. School culture refers to the unwritten rules the schools follow, such as, the ambiance, the

As Millennials or people who were born before or during the early 2000s, the concept of computers was just being introduced to us in schools and our homes. Despite the growing popularity of desktop video games or the snake game on our parent’s Nokia bricks, we would find ourselves playing

Music is liked by every one of us, we listen and appreciate it as part of our everyday lives. Parents usually use music to express love and soothe their children. Music experiences in childhood help in accelerating the child’s brain development, specifically in the areas of reading skills and language

Critical thinking is a 21st century essential. It is pretty much the groundwork of so much in life which is why kids should be raised to be smart, savvy, and critical thinkers. In an era where there is a plethora of information, children must know the practical application of concepts