The quiet student is often the most misunderstood individual in the classroom. This student rarely speaks, and when they do, it is usually in a low voice. They prefer to avoid attention, rarely volunteer for activities, and struggle with presentations. Despite their reserved nature, they often perform well in written …
Read More »The lazy student: Understanding and supporting their needs
A lazy student is often perceived as sluggish, fatigued, and unmotivated. They may sit at the back of the class, uninterested in lessons, and sometimes even fall asleep. Some teachers make frequent attempts to wake them, while others ignore their behaviour, focussing on the more engaged students. However, laziness is …
Read More »The delayed student: Challenges, solutions, and support strategies
A delayed student is one who faces challenges in learning due to mental, physical, or behavioural difficulties. Some students may have mild or severe cognitive impairments, such as autism, dyslexia, or speech impediments. Others may struggle due to physical conditions like asthma, hearing impairments, or mobility issues. Additionally, students with …
Read More »Helping the accelerated student thrive: Tips for parents and educators
We all know that gifted student who excels at every subject with very little effort. An accelerated student is a learner who grasps concepts faster than their peers, often excelling in multiple subjects with minimal effort. These students typically complete assignments and exams ahead of schedule, demonstrating advanced cognitive abilities …
Read More »Personalised learning: Tailoring education for every student’s success
Personalised learning represents a paradigm shift in education, moving away from a one-size-fits-all approach to a student-centered model that acknowledges and celebrates individual differences. At its core, personalised learning is about understanding each student’s unique needs, preferences, and learning styles, and then crafting instruction that empowers them to learn at …
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