Category General Science

The mystery behind Ring-a-ring o’ roses

Nursery rhymes have a long history spanning centuries, evolving through oral tradition, written records, and cultural influences. These rhymes have been passed down through generations, often acting as a source of pleasure, education, and cultural preservation. The famous Ring-a-ring o' roses is a rhyme with an action play which is played by children in the English speaking world for centauries.

Human + AI: Avoiding an Algocratic Nightmare

In the last decade, many companies have been striving to become less bureaucratic, with fewer central rules and procedures, and more autonomy for local teams. However, the push towards artificial intelligence (AI) might inadvertently lead to a new form of bureaucracy – algocracy, where AI takes critical decisions based solely on rules, without human judgment. In this blog post, we will explore the importance of keeping humans in the loop and the benefits of adopting a "Human plus AI" approach.

The Power of Process-Oriented Teaching

In the world of education, there’s a quiet struggle between two different ways of teaching: focusing on the end result or focusing on the journey. It’s not just a debate about teaching methods, but something that shapes how kids think.…

The Crucial Role of Eye Exams for Kids

Unlocking Learning Potential Every new school year brings a wave of excitement, fresh notebooks, and eager minds ready to soak up knowledge. However, what if some of these young minds are starting the academic journey with a hidden obstacle –…

The Power of a Morning Greeting: Setting Students Up for Success

As educators, we know the importance of starting the school day on a positive note. How we greet students first thing in the morning sets the tone for their learning, behavior, and mood throughout the day. A warm, intentional morning greeting can boost students' emotional well-being, reinforce that they are cared for, and strengthen our teacher-student connections.
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The Need for Theological Studies in Childhood Education

Studying theology helps nurture children's spiritual quotient (SQ), which is their ability to find meaning, purpose and value in life. Exposure to religious stories, rituals and practices helps children recognize and appreciate the spiritual dimension of human existence. Learning about theological concepts like the soul, divine will, and the afterlife supports children's innate spirituality and sense of wonder about existential questions.