The results are in. A student anxiously flips through the last page of the essay to see their grade instead of reading the comments on the writing. Parents happily text and emails their children congratulating them on the grades they received rather than the academic growth they experienced. Do these scenarios sound familiar? That’s because …
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Interdisciplinary learning refers to drawing knowledge from two or more disciplines and blending it for a holistic learning experience that focuses on critical thinking, integrative learning, and problem-solving. All of COMPUCHILD’s enrichment programs for children focus on an interdisciplinary education so that children can be all-rounders in life. Here’s how you can incorporate interdisciplinary learning …
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Science helps children develop essential life skills, including communicating, remaining organized, and focused, and even forming their own opinion based on observation. Science also helps develop their senses and overall awareness:
Teachers of the arts face challenges due to lack of budgets and preferential treatment given to sciences. Since education has gone remote, art teachers face challenges to increase the spirit of connection and caring. While they have appropriate skills to form meaningful connections with their students online, they can help create a sense of community …
