Knowing the difference between fact and opinion is an important skill for media literacy. Here’s how you can teach your kids the difference. Key Points at a Glance: Facts are statements that contain verifiable or indisputable information. Opinions are statements that share beliefs, interpretations, […]
Some video games are good for children, some are not. Discover what these video games are and how they affect children. Key Points at a Glance: Educational video games have positive effects on a child’s brain development. On the other hand, violent video games […]
Key Points at a Glance: Children as early as 3 months can experience stress and show it in different ways too. Different ways parents can help their children cope with stress include being a listener and being patient, and by limiting the cause of […]
Online learning has become the safer alternative to face-to-face instruction. Here’s how parents can assist their children in virtual learning. Key Points at a Glance: Children can thrive in an online learning setup with the support of their parents Organizing a timetable helps in […]
Are you worried that your child may become a “recluse” because they are always glued to their computer screen? Media often portrays video gamers as shabby people who eat at their computer table. Programmers on the other hand are sometimes portrayed as eccentric-stickler types of […]
The current pandemic has prompted most businesses to digitize some of their processes to make these more accessible to customers and ensure their safety as well. To lessen physical interaction, for example, online order placements through social media or dedicated platforms such as apps and […]
Coding is the backbone of programming. You cannot write a great novel without words and knowledge of grammar—same thing with coding. You cannot program the next big app without learning how to code! Teaching your kid how to code will not constraint your child’s future […]
