Future teachers who received multimedia instruction about how to use a specific teaching strategy outperformed peers who read the same information in texts, according to a study from the University of Virginia's Curry School of Education.
In the year 1902 a child was born in Iran who later on changed the destiny of a nation and that of the Muslim World by his divine uprising. He led a revolution against which the world’s entire dominant powers and all enemies of freedom and nations' independence, lined up since its commencement
LONDON (Dispatches) Babies find it easier to learn words with repetitive syllables rather than mixed sounds, a study suggests.
Children raised in poor circumstances are likely to have altered brain connectivity, says a new study. Such kids tend to have poorer cognitive and educational outcomes and are also at a higher risk for psychiatric illnesses, including depression and anti-social behavior, the study said.
Schoolchildren who attend their lessons wearing no shoes are likely to obtain better grades and behave better than those who wear them, a decade-long academic research has revealed.
Although there are a plenty number of the miracles of Imam-e-Zaman but we point out two of them as under:
Heartiest congratulations to you all on a very auspicious day commemorated as Day of Youths. It is the day that is celebrated every year in the Islamic Republic of Iran as the Day of the Virtuous Youths, for it was on this day on the 11th of the month of Sha’ban that God had granted the Martyr of Karbala, Imam Husain (AS), with a meritorious son, who bore a striking resemblance to his grandfather, Prophet Mohammad (SAWA) in both appearance and, as he grew up, in excellence of character. If you are ready we have prepared a special feature for you in this regard as motivation for all virtuous youths, please stay with us.
New research suggests a mother's voice may do far more than soothe her child, activating several areas of their children's brains.
The system for creating new school places in England is fragmented, risking harm to children's education, head teachers have warned.
The educational level a person obtains could be due, in part, to genes carried by the students. Genes identified as playing a part in educational attainment also factor into several other health issues, researchers uncovered.
Most children want to sit ‘tougher’ SATs (Standard Assessment Tests) tests despite parents and teachers fierce opposition to the controversial exam, new research showed.
4th of Sha’aban-Birthday of Hazrat Abalfazl al-Abbas (a.s)/ Abbas (A.S.) ; the Standard Bearer of Hossein (A.S)
Have you heard of virtual school? It’s a relatively new style of education, similar to distance learning, where students complete their high school education online, usually in the comfort of their own homes. Because this educational style isn’t as widely known as public, private, and homeschool, there are some false misconceptions surrounding it. So, we’ll clue you in on what’s fact and what’s fiction when it comes to virtual school.
The mental health of children as young as six is being blighted by exam stress, education staff have told the Association of Teachers and Lecturers.
This paper is an attempt to study some aspects of the Prophet Mohammad’s life before his mission started. Issues such as the Prophet’s birth, his nursing, the story of the splitting of his chest (shaqq al-Sadr) and his participation in the Sacrilegious War (Harb al-Fijar) are discussed.
on second-language vocabulary learning
According to Imam Ali (AS) pious children are presents to humanity. Imam (AS) considered pious children as lights of their parent’s eyes and good provisions for their parents after their death in the hereafter
One in five children in the US lives below the federal poverty level (FPL) and nearly half of children in America are classified as poor or near poor.
It is narrated from the Prophet of Islam (PBUH) who said: Whoever wants to find about Adam (AS) and his knowledge; and Noah (AS) and his piety; and Ibrahim (AS) and his tolerance; and Moses (AS) and his awe; and Jesus (AS) and his prayers; look at Ali Ibn Abitaleb (AS)
