Can remedial classes be done online? How it works
· learning · school
Online remedial classes work when they are one-to-one, structured and multisensory. What a session looks like on screen and what your child needs at home.
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What does a remedial teacher actually do in a session?
· learning · school
A walk-through of a real remedial session: sound drills, blending, one new concept taught through sight, sound and movement, then dictation and reading.
Does my child need remedial classes? Signs to look for
· learning · school
The signs a child needs remedial classes rather than more tuition: persistent gaps, guessing at words, avoidance, and hard work that never shows in results.
Remedial teaching vs tuition: what is the difference?
· learning · school
Tuition re-teaches this year's syllabus. Remedial teaching rebuilds the skills underneath it. How to tell which one your child needs, with honest examples.
Benefits of SEL-guided classrooms
· school · learning
Across 207 studies and 288,000 students, SEL classrooms lifted achievement 11 percentile points and cut distress 10 percent. The five skills and why they work.
How teachers can guide students with learning difficulty in a classroom
· learning · school
Teachers are usually first to spot a learning difficulty. The signs to look for, and classroom strategies for movement, blackboard, instruction and feedback.
How to handle back-to-school anxiety
· parenting · school
Back-to-school jitters are normal and usually fade in weeks. The red flags that say otherwise, plus practical ways to ease separation and social anxiety.
Why interpersonal skills should be taught in a classroom
· school · learning
Emotional awareness and relationship skills are 'master skills': nurture them and children improve everywhere. Why classrooms must teach them deliberately.
How can educators make students think more creatively?
· learning · school
Creative pedagogy turns passive students into active learners. Classroom methods that build creative thinking: design challenges, brainstorming and role play.
Helpful time management apps for students
· learning · school
Eight time-management apps by age, from Bear Focus Timer for 5-year-olds to Trello and Google Calendar for teens, and why the paper calendar still comes first.
Preparing your child for a new school
· parenting · school
Changing schools is a big move for a child. How to build excitement, brief the teachers, practise the routine and watch the first weeks for warning signs.
Preparing your child for a new grade
· parenting · school
Use the holidays to get your child ready for the next grade: preview new subjects, revise the basics, build soft skills and restart routines before day one.
How can you support neurodiverse students in a classroom as an educator?
· school · learning
Five practical ways teachers can support neurodiverse students: psychological safety, strengths mapping, varied methods, smaller steps, high expectations.
The role of a teacher in helping a dyslexic learner
· dyslexia · school
Four out of five dyslexic children leave school unidentified. Why teachers matter so much for dyslexic learners, and what understanding dyslexia changes.
Your words matter: what not to say in the classroom
· learning · school
Research shows positive teacher language lifts student motivation, behaviour and results. What to avoid saying in class, and better phrasings that work.
Learning styles are a myth: what the research actually shows
· learning · school
Children have learning preferences, but research finds no evidence that teaching to a 'learning style' improves results. What works instead: all modalities.
The importance of goal setting for students
· learning · school
A wish becomes a goal when it gets a plan. Why goal setting lifts student achievement, its seven benefits, and how to make goals measurable at any age.
Special education vs remedial education: what is the difference?
· learning · school
Remedial education helps children of average or higher intelligence close a learning gap. Special education serves wider needs. How to tell which fits.
Should I retain my child in the same grade?
· school · parenting
Research says grade retention rarely fixes the real problem. The academic and emotional questions to ask first, and what usually works better than repeating.
What are remedial classes and how do they help your child?
· learning · school
When a child keeps falling behind, more tuition rarely fixes it. Remedial classes rebuild the missing foundations in reading and maths. Here is how they work.