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According to Kishore, the research was undertaken to begin language learning by non-starter and dropout girls of small habitations of rural Rajasthan by fixing transitional vocabulary building of 15 words through dialect based rhyming and padding strategy for Hindi synonyms. Use of recitation, flashcards and worksheets was done for 10 hour course spread over 15 days. The challenge was to fill the school and home language gap, i.e., between Dundari and Hindi.

The board game was prepared for playing was made using one-fourth sized standard card-sheet, a dice made of origami and colour counters. Since differently abled children require individualization and one-to-one situation, the board was created as individualised strips. Since educational therapy has in-built wellbeing element that requires a process and protocol to be followed by classroom instructors. The outcomes of the study were the standard contextualized game board design; a protocol manual for classroom instructors to practice education therapy; and a learning material in form of worksheet for diagnosis and corrective practice.

devices are becoming affordable and common, teachers and students, short academic videos and interactive text organized as short learning episodes are becoming effective for diverse learners by providing scope for face-to-face and interactive learning, suggests a research study done by Kishore. However, micro-learning material should be adapted and contextualized. Therefore, such material should be should be produced at the institution and by the teachers.

Education therapy, which draws its strength on neuroscience and cognitive science has also become an up-coming field applied research shows the promise for basing education on inclusive education - not only to accommodate all children in learning but also provide an environment of their overall well-being, says Kishore.

The intervention research of Dr Kishore followed the process of demonstration of the skill by the educator and its demystification; guided and corrective practice of the skill; and individualized over-learning of the skill. The topic for the reading skill acquisition was the "Learning Disabilities" that included reading, writing, mathematical and visual processing dysfunctions.

The UN is concerned that the recent COVID-19 pandemic has had an undeniable impact on the beekeeping sector affecting the production, the market and as a consequence, the livelihoods of beekeepers.

"Tea is a beverage made from the Camellia sinesis plant. Tea is the world’s most consumed drink, after water. It is believed that tea originated in northeast India, north Myanmar and southwest China, but the exact place where the plant first grew is not known. Tea has been with us for a long time. There is evidence that tea was consumed in China 5,000 years ago," informs the UN website.

It is said that mudras not on make you more mindful but turn your consciousness inward to make you more calm, intuitive and empathetic. Also, my personal feeling is that mudras could be helpful in enhancing the spiritual intelligence of an individual.

Economist Prof MM Goel dwells on relevance of residing in Kurukshetra

Haiku on Bhagavad Gita: Brahma Vidya song / To reveal great yoga science / Of selfless action

UNESCO Director-General Audrey Azoulay in her message stated that by dint of coordinated action, original initiatives and creativity, this imposed downtime has made it possible to see what is one of humanity’s riches if diversity.

The word for which the article of Dr Kishore titled Behaviourceutical is here to cure you of your bad habits and behaviours published in Merinews, October 28, 2017, has been mentioned is the second earliest use of the word -behaviorceuticals - claimed to be coined by Kelly Lambert a neuroscientist.

According to CBD, despite all our technological advances we are completely dependent on healthy and vibrant ecosystems for our health, water, food, medicines, clothes, fuel, shelter and energy, just to name a few.

The book informs that the writers create rhythm by repeating words and phrases or even by repeating whole lines and sentences.

Musical intelligence is one of nine proposed intelligences and most teachers feel shy to recite and sing in the classroom since this intelligence involves skillfulness in writing poems, lyrics of songs, singing and appreciating musical quality and musical patterns in a piece of music.

Though the Millennium Development Goals are for all humankind, they are primarily about children. The reasons being: Because six of the eight goals relate directly to children: meeting the last two goals will also make critical improvements in their lives.

It is imperative that the teacher and students understand cooperative learning for making the technique to be a success in the classroom. Certain skills need to be learned before implementing cooperative learning, these include the pro-social skills of listening, taking turns, asking questions, offering suggestions, speaking positively about others and helping others. Assessment of these skills combined with levels of academic learning linked with continuous improvement has been found to be the most effective use of cooperation in learning, especially at the primary education level.

Sponsored and coordinated by American Tortoise Rescue (ATR), the World Turtle Day is being observed each year on May 23 since 2000 with the objective of raising awareness and respect for turtles and tortoises as well as encouraging human action to help them survive and thrive, inform the organizers

Micro-learning, succession, visual skills, and sequencing are preferred for teaching children with learning disabilities.

According to the UN, though women and girls at risk of living with fistula faced structural and systemic barriers to care before the pandemic, but with the health systems across the globe struggle to cope with the COVID-19 response, sexual and reproductive health services risk being sidelined.

Designed transitional courses to fill home-school language gap lead to better language development of rural students, suggests research study

Education therapy based board games is more suitable for differently abled students

Need to create bite-sized learning textual and digital materials for classroom instruction and training

People are talking about brain education for all round development of children and their well-being: Know ABCs of brain education

Study on 'reading for learning' gets best paper recognition at national seminar on teacher education

World Bee Day organizers urge protection of bees and other pollinators for human survival

International Tea Day: Thank tea workers for their services and hard work

Practice mudra meditation to become more calm, intuitive and empathetic this World Meditation Day

Economist Prof MM Goel dwells on relevance of residing in Kurukshetra

Kurukshetra: Pictures and haiku

UNESCO shows concern about artists unable to make ends meet with cultural tourism sector greatly affected by COVID-19 on World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development

Merinews article by Dr Lalit Kishore gets mentioned by 'Word Spy' as second early use of coined word 'Behaviourceutical'

International Day for Biological Diversity, May 22, is being observed with theme "Our Solutions are in Nature" this year

Rhythm is a musical quality produced by the repetition of stressed and unstressed syllables, says book

ABC of musical intelligence development of teachers

Where do children figure in Millennium Development Goals (MDGs)?

Cooperative learning is the best strategy at primary school level

World Turtle Day: Information and poem

Turtle: Pattern poem and successive drawing for children with learning disabilities

International Day to End Obstetric Fistula is being observed with theme "End gender inequality! End health inequities! End Fistula now!"