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Today's blog on How to Balance Screen Time in Learning by Guiding Guru... Mr. Sahib Sachdeva (PGT Physics)

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  Tips to help Balance Screen time and Learning It’s safe to say that 2020 solidified the presence of screen time as an essential part of the education system in many countries around the world. While technology usage in schools has been increasing for many years, the global pandemic helped to make it an integral part of everyday classroom life, from remote learning tools to great educational apps that help children learn in new, exciting ways.  And while devices have become an indispensable tool for parents, teachers and children alike, it’s hard to shake off the creeping sensation that it’s becoming more and more difficult to manage time in front of screens, whether it’s educational or not. Excessive screen time doesn’t just affect children: the whole family can benefit from screen-time management strategies, helping create a balance between work and life, and the technology we use in both situations. So how can you make it work? Parenting tips It’s safe to say tha...

Today's blog on Educational trip by guiding guru... Mrs. Ravinder Kaur Bajaj (TGT)

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Introduction: Educational day trips serve as gateways to knowledge, offering children immersive experiences that go beyond the confines of the classroom. These excursions are not only avenues for learning but also opportunities for children to cultivate a passion for exploration and discovery. In this guide, we delve deeper into four captivating educational day trip ideas that promise to engage children's curiosity and leave them eager for more. Science Museums: Science museums stand as beacons of wonder, inviting children to embark on thrilling journeys through the realms of physics, biology and technology. These institutions boast interactive exhibits that transform abstract concepts into tangible experiences, fostering a deeper understanding of the natural world. From constructing intricate structures to observing the wonders of the human body, science museums offer activities tailored to engage minds of all ages. One of the highlights of a visit to a science museum is the oppor...

Today's blog on School's Philosophy on Using Technology as a Teaching Tool by the Guiding Guru... Ms. Mansi Anand (PGT Political Science)

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              School's Philosophy on Using Technology as a Teaching Tool In an age of technology, the integration of technology into education is not merely a trend but a fundamental shift that holds immense potential to transform teaching and learning. Technology is deeply embedded in nearly every aspect of our lives, it's no surprise that it has also become a pivotal tool in education. As our society evolves, so too must our approach to teaching and learning. At Vivekanand Public School, we firmly believe in embracing the potential of technology to enhance the educational experience for our students. Role of technology in Education Technology offers numerous benefits that can revolutionize traditional teaching methods like  Access to Information: The internet provides a vast knowledge that is readily accessible to students, allowing them to explore topics in greater depth and breadth. Interactive learning: Integra...

Importance of teaching teenagers about the value of money by Guiding Guru … Mrs Tamanna Gyanchandani, PGT- Commerce

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    Are you worried about how much money your teen spends or their inability to save? If so, you're not alone. Here's what you need to know to help teach your teen money management and the value of money.   Importance of teaching teenagers about the value of money   The Big Young People’s Survey by Young Minds found that 72% of teens said they are ‘often’ or ‘always’ worry about finances. The good news is that teens say they want to learn more, with eight in ten saying they're more than open to financial education.     How does financial education help teach your teens the value of money   •  It can help them to understand the basics of personal finance, such as budgeting and saving.   •  It can help them to develop good financial habits, such as delayed gratification and resisting impulse purchases.   •  It can help them to make informed financial decisions, such as choosing the right bank account, savings account and a pensio...