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- Beyond ChatGPT : A Practical Guide to Everyday AI August 21, 2025AI. Artificial Intelligence. two words that are on everyone’s lips, from the CEO of Google to a poor school student doing their homework. Whether you know it or not, AI is a part of your daily life, unless you’ve been living under a rock, so you probably wouldn’t be reading this blog post! But many […]Shivesh K Vickneswaran
- Making Math Less Intimidating: Simple Strategies for Students August 20, 2025For many students, the word Mathematics brings feelings of stress, confusion, or even fear. If you have ever thought, “I’m just not a Mathematics person,” it is false. Nobody is born bad at Mathematics. Like any skill, cooking, playing an instrument, painting, etc. Mathematics too can be learned with the right mindset, approach, and support. […]Savitha A G
- Cosmic Trails and Mountain Whispers: A Wild Journey Through Ladakh July 23, 2025There are places you visit—and then there’s Ladakh. It doesn’t just pass through your memory; it stays. In July, timed with the summer solstice, Ladakh gifts you days that stretch endlessly and skies that never stop speaking. Sunrise greets you at 4 AM, and dusk lingers till 8 PM. It’s as if time slows down […]Kavya K
- More Than Dates and Kings: Why History Builds Character in Kids July 17, 2025When many people think of history, they imagine textbooks filled with dates, battles, and the names of kings and empires. But history, at its heart, is about stories, real people, real choices, and real consequences. And for children, these stories can be powerful tools in shaping not just knowledge, but character. Building Empathy Through Stories […]Dheeptha Gopinath
- K’SIRS: The Heartbeat of My Journey July 15, 2025If you asked me what school means, I’d probably start with the usual—classes, homework, grades. But honestly? It’s more than that. School has been my second home for as long as I can remember. It’s where I made my first real friends—the kind who sit with you when you’re falling apart, who share snacks during […]Harshiny M
- Small Habits, Big Impact: A Student’s Guide to Success July 9, 2025Behind every confident student stands a supportive teacher, and behind every teacher’s smile is a student who cares. A simple wish, a respectful greeting, or a consistent effort in academics can create a positive ripple that touches both hearts. Success doesn’t come from shortcuts; it’s built on discipline and sincere effort. A well-maintained notebook, clean […]Gayathri D
- How to Make Coding Fun for School Students July 2, 2025Turning Code into Curiosity! In today’s digital age, coding is becoming as important as reading and writing. But for many school students, the thought of typing lines of code can feel dull or difficult. As teachers, our job is to turn that fear into fun and show students that coding is a creative and exciting […]Christena
- MUN Diaries 1 June 25, 2025LEAVING HOME PT 1 11:59 pm February, 2025 14 hours, 11 minutes until I board my flight. And now the panic creeps in. Where’s my binder? shoot, WHERE. IS. IT. Under the bed? No. Maybe i left it on the living room couch… no. The dining table? No. Ahh under my laptop! How did it […]Iniya T U
- The Magic of Routines: Creating Stability for Your Preschooler June 24, 2025In the ever-curious, fast-changing world of a preschooler, one thing brings calm and confidence: routine. For adults, routine may seem mundane or restrictive but for young children, it’s comforting. It’s their anchor in a sea of discovery, offering structure, security, and a rhythm they can trust. Why Routines Matter At this stage of life, children […]Punithavathi K
- Simple Skills for 3-Year-Olds: How Parents Can Nurture Growth Naturally June 16, 2025At age 3, your child is curious, eager, and learning faster than ever—through everyday experiences. The best part? You don’t need fancy toys or structured lessons. Just simple skills, gentle encouragement, and your time. Here are 5 Essential Skills for 3-Year-Olds—and How Parents Can Help: The Secret? Daily Life Is the Best Classroom Simple chores, […]Akila Murugan