by Rebecca Siggers | Aug 23, 2019
Study Tips and Study Habits for Children Below 8 Years Old All parents wish that their child excels in all spheres of life. While your child may excel in sports, you may find that they have trouble focusing or learning while studying. At times, you want to give them...
by Will Capulong | Aug 21, 2019
It’s Time to Reduce Workplace Stress Have you ever wondered why physical education (P.E.) classes were introduced in schools? It was a way to relax the student’s mind and also to keep the body active. As a kid, I used to wait for my P.E. classes. Simply put, to...
by Kelly Choo | Jun 19, 2019
Modern Trends in Education What are your memories of a classroom before these trends in education came about? The things I remember vividly with nostalgia is the Blackboard, the wooden desk, and of course, the ruler. Now, the whole education system is transforming...
by Kelly Choo | Sep 7, 2018
Ever heard of brain-computer interface? Brain-computer interface (BCI), also known as a brain-machine interface (BMI), is a system that lets a person control or directs a computer or electronic device through the use of brainwave sensors with no physical movement...
by Kelly Choo | Jun 20, 2018
Cognitive development starts at birth, it’s the foundation for learning and as such, there’s a strong link between developing these skills early and success in later life. Cognitive skills like attention and memory play a key role in the building blocks of many core...
by Kelly Choo | Jun 11, 2018
The executive function of the brain acts as an air traffic control system for everyone, especially in children. This part of the brain is responsible for managing time, multitasking, deciding where to focus on and organizing your life and your work. In the air traffic...
