Mrs.Janani Sunderarajan Mother of Arvind & Ananya Sunderarjan
Have you ever faced situation where your child made a mistake and you didn't know if you should teach them a lesson or just let it go? Its situations like these where parents often find themselves
Continue ReadingI remember the first time I handed out my phone to my child to play a game that I’m sure we all remember- Temple Run. He was intrigued by how fun it was to play on my phone, and I was the one to
Continue ReadingParenting largely influences the way your children think. The general notions that they have, their perception of the world and how they look at things is greatly influenced by
Continue ReadingThe recent incidents of terrorism in Pulwama sent shockwaves throughout the country and world. The way young children and teens perceive the world is very different from what
Continue ReadingIntroduction:
It is said that the seed for all inventions lies in an inquisitive human mind. Since the dawn of mankind, human beings are always considered the storeh
Continue ReadingDo you recall yourself as a teenager? Do feelings like confusion, wanting to fit in and myriad thoughts dominate your memories? This is what teenagers go through most of the ti
Continue ReadingPlayfully teasing one another is pretty common amongst children and they also find it funny. However, when the same teasing becomes constant, hurtful and is not mutual, it turn
Continue ReadingAs parents, we make sure that we send our children to the best schools, learn the best of math and science but somehow, end up neglecting on their emotional development. We ten
Continue ReadingAs kids, we all have been in that situation where our parents would insist us to stop playing and study. And now, when we have become parents ourselves, we prob
Continue Reading“There is more treasure in books than in allthe pirate’s loot on Treasure Island.†– Walt Disney
We resonate with Sir Richard Steele and Joseph Addison when they
Continue Reading“Without reflection, we go blindly on our way, creating more unintended consequences, and failing to achieve anything useful.†-Margaret J. Wheatley
When it come
Continue ReadingSchool students have a plethora of opportunities ahead of them. From pure sciences to engineering, accounting to financial planning, liberal arts, fine arts, pe
Continue ReadingChange is the only constant thing in this world. Over the years, we have been evolving physically and cognitively. Our society has also evolved. The human brain
Continue Reading“Health is Wealth†is one of the most popular saying we grew up listening to. Here at PICT, we would want to go a step ahead to say “Health is greater tha
Continue ReadingMoving abroad can often be a very challenging time for students and parents alike. Around 3 lakh students from India go abroad every year for higher education (
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What a wonderful bliss of bliss
is the unimaginable human known as miss
In our world they are our light,
as living without them is a formidable fright
The process of launching a teen into the “real world†can be a season of high anxiety for parents. The decisions teens make at the threshold of college life have lifelong implic
Continue ReadingIndia has among the youngest population in the world, which means it can make a resourceful pool of manpower. A pre-requisite though is that it requires the rig
Continue ReadingIn a globalizing world of limited resources and unlimited ingenuity, schools play a vital role in preparing students to meet the sustainability challenges of future. The imperatives
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Great poet William Butler Yeast once said, “Education should not be the filling of a pail but the lightning of a fire.â€
Using innovative teaching methods to better
Continue ReadingSomeone has rightly said, “Sports are more than just games; they are about life, emotion, passion, and some of the greatest highs and lows that one can experience.†Over the yea
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When we compare two generations and when there is a considerable difference in the lifestyles, habits, likes and dislikes of the people belonging to these two separate t
Continue ReadingWe live in a society that places a high value on the profession and white-collar jobs, and that still considers blue-collar work lower status. It’s no surprise that parents want their
Continue Reading“Whether you are a parent or not, carving out time to turn off your devices, to disconnect from the wired world and engage with the real people who are all around you, is one of t
Continue ReadingHigh fives. School spirit. Team pride.
School-based sports programs can bring out noticeable positive reactions and behaviors in teens.
In additi
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Why do some students in a course perform better than others of roughly
equal ability?
The answers, of course, are as varied as are students. Some spend m
Continue ReadingA world of academics at school, at home and yet again, in the tuition classes - is it really helping your child to perform? Or is it merely increasing the workload, setting unreali
Continue ReadingIn today’s competitive world where the tables have turned from “Jack of all trades and master of none†to “Jack of all trades and master of oneâ€, one really has to possess
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“Profound changes to how children access vast information is yielding new
forms of peer-to-peer and individual-guided learning.â€
-Sugata Mitra
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There are more than 7000 languages spoken around the world. Nearly two third of the languages are from Africa and Asia with the fewest belonging to Europe. Lan
Continue ReadingParents of shy and introvert children are often worried about sending their children to ‘big schools’ thinking that they may be intimidated by the sheer size of the classroom, w
Continue ReadingThere is a huge difference between accumulation of information and assimilation to synthesize. Gathering knowledge is the initial process which is later followe
Continue ReadingThere is an old saying “Health is Wealth†and perhaps this saying was never more important as today. With the world shrinking to a global village, fast food has become a ho
Continue ReadingIn our previous blog, we had discussed about the importance of developing Motor Skills in children. In this blog we will draw your attention towards fine motor skills. These sk
Continue ReadingLearning disabilities are neurological problems which interfere with basic learning skills such as reading, writing, comprehending, calculating and so on. Children with learnin
Continue ReadingFor years, pediatricians and child psychologists have recommended reading to children and for all the right reasons, too! It is the most brilliant way to develop their language
Continue ReadingThe relationship between motor skills and academic achievements has been a topic of research in the field of education since time immemorial. According to studies, a complex re
Continue ReadingSummers offer a great time to relax, but not for the kids who are bouncing off the walls, playing video games or shrieking "I'm bored". As parents, you always wish to make the
Continue ReadingPICT Model School's very own Mr. Nehal Singhal, a 6th Grader (Emerald), has some really beautiful and thoughtful information to share with his fellow cla
Continue ReadingHaving talked about Cognitive Learning Theory and Behavioral Learning Theory previously, what remains to be discussed now is type three (and the last one) of learning theories i.e. Constructivism.<
Continue ReadingIn our older blogs we started talking about Learning theories - Cognitive Learning Theory in particular. So, let’s pick up where we left off and learn more about type two of Learning Theory, i.e.
Continue ReadingMedia has continuously pervaded and defined society, furthermore it has also advanced with technology. Media impacts and shapes society’s opinion on the subjects of politics,
Continue ReadingClay P. Bedford quoted it right,
“You can teach a student a lesson for a day; but if you can teach him to learn by creating curiosity, he will continue the learning pr Continue ReadingWith PICT Model School, you can be rest assured that your child’s future readiness is secured and on track as we have adopted the pedagogy ‘Reflective Learning’.
How ‘Reflective L
Continue ReadingLearning is defined as “a process that brings together personal experiences and environmental influences for acquiring, enriching or modifying one’s knowledge, skills, values, attitudes, beha
Continue ReadingWe all remember whining when our parents first dropped us to school, how we wouldn’t let go of their hands and whine even more bitterly. How we would throw our bags at a corn
Continue ReadingMemory, a word that distinguishes our characteristics from other living beings. It is our ‘Memory’ that defines our existence, our everyday lives and gives a substantial meaning
Continue ReadingPune Institute of Computer Technology has been around for around three and a half decades, building the minds of young educationalists. It has been marking it’s way in the re
Continue ReadingWe have witnessed our children learn through activities since a very young age. The colorful scribbling on the walls, the counting of toys, the caricature of alphabet, the bui
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“There is more treasure in books than in all the pirate’s loot on Treasure
Island.â€
– Walt Disney
Reading gives us a place to go, when we have to stay
Continue ReadingBloom's Taxonomy was created in 1956 under the leadership of educational psychologist Dr Benjamin Bloom.
Bloom’s taxonomy helps educato
Continue ReadingMetacognition; the word in itself is self explanatory where “meta means about†and “cognition means process of understanding and acquiring knowledgeâ€. Hence, metacognit
Continue ReadingIn the last blog we have seen how the selection of school matters as the maximum amount of impactful time that children spend is in school. That is the place where they un
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Education is what survives when what has been learned has been forgotten.
-B. F. Skinner
Education is a phenomenon that requires contemplation
Continue ReadingIn the previous BLOG we saw what the learning theories are, why to use them and how they are useful in the entire journey of the learner as well as the educator. Here, we’l
Continue ReadingWe all have seen, heard, and studied so many theories in our academics but do we know there are a lot of theories which explain how to teach and learn those theories? There are vari
Continue ReadingChildren are special; for you, your family and for the future! But, somewhere between the birth and the growing up phase, the values and principles take a back seat. Many a times, t
Continue ReadingLike a chapter in a good textbook, a lecture is an efficient way to deliver course content. However, delivering course content is not always the same thing as fostering actual learn
Continue Reading“If a child can’t learn the way we teach, maybe we should teach the way they learn.â€
These words of Ignacio Estrada have paved the way for the dynamic and fluid
Continue ReadingIn the second part of the blog we will talk about the VARK Model which includes the learning styles explained in the first part of LEARNING IT MY WAY-I.
The Visual,
Continue ReadingEarly child period is the most important and critical phase of development in the entire lifespan of humans. This is why it is important to make early child development healthy as i
Continue ReadingChildren are the game changers in every parent's life. Hence no parent will ever leave a stone unturned to make sure they grow up well. Growth and development in the childhood deter
Continue ReadingA child must be understood and given space so that the imagination and creativity takes a stroll in their little brains. This is the reason why the structure of PICT, the
Continue ReadingPune Institute of Computer Technology (PICT) is a very renowned name and has a legacy of 30 years in the Education Sector. PICT is an institution that believes in growth, developmen
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