A good parent seeks to make decisions that are in the kid’s best interests. A good parent is not defined just by their actions, but also by their intentions. It’s not about being flawless as a parent. But that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t try to achieve it. Set high expectations for yourself first, and then… Read more »
Abstract The Covid pandemic saw an unprecedented surge in voluntary work, bringing into focus once again the importance of inculcating empathy in children. Employers too have realised that fast paced digitization has made it imperative to sensitise and humanise the workforce through empathy training. This can only be done by inculcating empathy in early childhood.… Read more »
With its vast reach and unparalleled popularity, sports activities for kids are important and one of the most powerful tools ever created for child development. The importance of sports for kids is realised with breaking through barriers, both in the physical and mental stadia. CHILD DEVELOPMENT THROUGH SPORTS The importance of sports for preschoolers ranges… Read more »
A child’s school is their second home. The majority of a child’s time is spent in school or on school-related activities. They spend over a decade in a school, meeting friends and experiencing some of their most unforgettable days. Naturally, moving schools can be very stressful for children. If you are worried about changing schools… Read more »
Being trapped in the house for over two years has made us all wonder what might be the effect of this isolation on children. Effects of isolation during COVID-19 can not just be seen in adults but also in children. Read this blog to take a look at how social isolation impacts children. Effects of… Read more »
Stop crying. Stop breaking down. You have to focus on better things. Be happy. Be positive. It will be all fine. Most people say similar things when they see someone feeling sad, upset or going through a hard time. While it’s coming from good intentions and their heart may be in the right place, itRead more >>
A TRINS School Club | TRINS At TRINS, we are always on a lookout for new ways to connect with students. To reach out to them, help them know that they are supported, and help them adapt at every corner to become who they need to be. The most important part of helping these students… Read more »
Being born in the 21st century, I never knew the actual meaning of freedom struggle and independence until the COVID-19 pandemic began. Freedom struggles were mere passages in history. To me, they were just stories that had to be read to ace my History exams. The lessons revealed that freedom struggle and the need forRead more >>
Autism……In my 8 years of experience, this word has evoked varied responses from teachers, students, special educators and parents. From anxiety, hopelessness, fear, panic, apprehension, worry, nervousness, indifference, feeling lost to curiosity, acceptance, perseverance, confidence, pride, empathy, and compassion. This has been one of the more challenging conditions to work with because each child presentsRead more >>
Marilyn Geomi Rajesh, a grade 10 IG student of the Trivandrum International School has been a passionate reader from the age of 3. She has always loved creating her own adventures and characters from her imagination ever since she started reading books. She loves reading, writing and sharing her stories with everyone. Through her writingRead more >>
