What Is Active Learning? Active learning goes beyond passively reading textbooks or watching videos. It’s about doing stuff—answering questions, building models, solving problems, or even teaching someone else what they just learned. For kids, this often means a mix of movement, conversation, and creativity. Instead of memorizing historical dates by rote, a student might create […]
Why Games Work for Learning Kids are naturally wired to play. It’s their closetodefault mode of exploring and understanding the world. That’s what makes games such powerful learning tools. They offer a structured environment where kids can make decisions, face consequences, and try again—all without fear of failure. Cognitive psychologists back this up. Games improve
Define Your Priorities, Ruthlessly You’ve got limited time—less than you think. That makes prioritization crucial. Define what truly matters in your business and with your family. Not everything can be urgent or important. Ask yourself: what’s the one thing I need to get done today to move forward in either area? Stop multitasking. It dilutes