Despite their significance in the matters of history and the politics, economy, religion, and art of the past, museums are often seen as little more than buildings with mildly interesting information. However, any history buff can advocate for the museums’ integral role in our education. A Few Facts Let us start by exploring what it […]
School trips, if planned correctly, often include visits to certain historic sites, museums, and galleries. While some students and, unfortunately, some teachers find the experience vexing, it is actually a very good idea to visit these places and to utilize them as teaching/learning tools. Perspective and Soul Names, dates, and events rarely move and fascinate […]
If you or your students are like me when I was a teen, there is a good chance you see holidays as, well, holidays. It’s the time you take to unwind, destroy your sleep schedule, hang out with your friends and do so much more than you normally could because of the obligations you had […]
You may consider what Americans call a ‘staycation’, or a stay-at-home holiday. There are benefits to this – finally getting around to binging Game of Thrones sans Season 8, attending your garden, paying visits to your friends and the like. However, I am going to discuss the benefits of travelling while on school break. Spoiler […]
The question has been asked again and again and the bottom line is that there are usually two groups in the mix – people who like computer games, Golden nugget included, and those who don’t. However, there must be some objective data to show us whether these games can be beneficial for studying and learning. […]
While many people are still pretty old-school (pun intended) when taking down notes, arranging meet-ups for study sessions and jotting down ideas, the technology that is widely available allows us to keep track of our study sessions, problematic topics, die projects, and so much more in the form of apps. Here are 4 apps that […]