People come in various shapes, sizes, and intelligence. This is why most parents are keen on observing which aspects of study a child could excel in even at an early age. For many, this practice of observation begins the moment their child steps inside a school.
Most of us have come across the theory that left-brained individuals excel in logic, mathematics, and linear thinking, while right-brained people are more creative, more inclined to arts, and adapt more to holistic thinking. This theory was borne out of Nobel Prize winner Roger Sperry’s research during the 1960s. By the 1980s, another theory emerged in the form of multiple intelligences by Howard Gardner, which postulates that each individual has the capacity to learn various Read more…
Contrary to common views, contemporary schooling can further appreciate a child’s social skills as compared to that of traditionally-schooled children. The modern educational alternative called customized learning is not really ‘modern’ in the sense that it has been practiced even as early as the 60s.
It seems logical that every senior high school student is partial to his chosen strand. Learning anything interesting is always cool after all. But for those who are truly curious about pursuing the General Academic Strand (GAS) in senior high, here’s a rundown of what the most determined GAS students have to say about it.
What do Pablo Picasso, Michael Jackson, and Ryan Gosling have in common besides fame? They all discovered their true passions at a young age and went on to be successful in their chosen fields. For parents who want to provide the best future for their children, knowing about their passions at a young age could spell the difference between an average adult life to one that is truly inspiring and fruitful. Through correct parental nurturing Read more…
