NIS Learning Curve

  Instructional Strategy#4: First Word Last Word This formative assessment strategy asks that students construct  statements about a topic both before and after instruction,showing how  their understanding of that topic changed over the course of instruction.                                                                                                                                      (Click on the images to enlarge) Happy Learning!

Dear all,  Greetings Times are changing and education is a field that has to adapt to change the soonest. By doing so, we equip ourselves to impart quality education through modern means that not only resonate with student's understanding, but it stays with them.  In light of this, I happened to stumble across an article -  AI in Education  (click on this hyperlink to read article) - which speaks about the application of AI in the field of education and what might be in store in the years to come.  Brace yourselves. The era of AI is upon us.  Hope you all find this informatively useful.  Have a nice day!

Dear all,  Greetings,  As we start a New Year, Curriculum team likes to share this very interesting video about how to motivate yourself to change your behaviour.  This New Year, let's understand the concept of Behaviour and all that entails it so that we not only just understand behaviour but also make changes for our betterment and for those around us.  Hope this proves to be of help to you.  Thank you! Have a nice day.  Understanding Behaviour  <- (Click on the link to know more)

Dear all,  Greetings We are all readers in some way or another, but do we read slowly? And is reading slowly such a bad thing after all?  There's a lot that comes out of reading, even if you read slowly, and here's what you can know about it. Courtesy Priyanka Ma'am, I came across this video that speaks about the perks of reading slowly and what it teaches us.  Hoping you all like it, and hoping it makes you go  WOW  this week.  Thank you.  Better your reading skills  <- (click on this hyperlink to watch the video)

Dear Facilitators, Greetings. First of all, I am happy to know that despite your busy schedule, some of you are able to read the  Wow  articles and not just that, you are even implementing it! Hence, for the benefit of the rest, I am resharing one of my favourite techniques, the Pomodoro Technique, which has been so far very useful for me.  I would like you all to go through the same and try implementing it, in case you haven't been able to manage it yet. Thanks for your time!

Dear All, Greetings.  April 7 of each year marks the celebration of World Health Day. From its inception at the First Health Assembly in 1948 and since taking effect in 1950, the celebration has aimed to create awareness of a specific health theme to highlight a priority area of concern for the World Health Organization. Sharing an article regarding the same.

Dear Facilitators, Greetings. Struggle to train consistently? Or stick to healthy nutrition? It’s true, good habits are difficult to adopt. It takes more than a desire for a habit to stick. Discipline, courage and hard work are required on a daily basis to keep them in place.  However, what if we told you that the hard part of trying to turn a habit into a routine, lasts only 21 days, and after that, it becomes an automatic part of your everyday life? Too good to be true, right? Well…maybe. There is a lot of controversy surrounding the 21-day habit theory. Some insist it’s a myth, others argue it is the reason for their success.  Let’s dig a little deeper and find out more through this article