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What is the importance of education? How does it shape our future?

Education is of great importance as it is the key to unlocking a person's full potential and shaping their future. Education helps in developing critical thinking and problem-solving skills, making individuals more independent and self-reliant. It also provides individuals with the knowledge and skills necessary to enter the workforce and pursue their desired careers. Additionally, education helps to promote social and cultural awareness, encouraging individuals to respect and appreciate the diversity of others.

Furthermore, education plays a vital role in personal and professional development. It provides individuals with the tools to learn, grow and adapt to change, which is essential in today's rapidly changing world. Education also helps to improve economic conditions by providing people with the skills to succeed in the workforce. It also helps to reduce poverty and unemployment by providing people with the skills to find good jobs.

In summary, education is a powerful tool that shapes our future by helping us to develop the skills and knowledge necessary to succeed in life. It is essential for personal and professional growth, and for the development of society as a whole.

It is important to note that education doesn't just come from formal schooling but also from life-long learning experiences and self-education opportunities.

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Strategies For Engaging Students In Learning

Student engagement is when students show up to class excited to learn, participate in learning and demonstrate a positive attitude. Some strategies for student engagement are getting students interested, discussing current events, making ample use of technology, Having fun while teaching as Teacher engagement = student engagement, and many more. At Vidhyashram International School, regarded as one of the most prestigious English Medium Schools in Jodhpur, we believe in helping children achieve the path to success through various skills and strategies of engaging in the classroom. We believe in the right to education and impart it wholeheartedly. For more information, you can contact Vidhyashram International School, 06350289119. 

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Learn the Difference Between Online vs In-Person Classes

The decision between online vs in-person classes ultimately comes down to what works best for the individual student. Both strategies have their merits. A student's preference is often influenced by factors such as need, timeliness, accessibility, free time, learning style, flexibility, employment support, and travel potential. Programs offered online and in person both have benefits and drawbacks. To assist you in determining which format is most appropriate at this time in your professional and personal lives, let's review both.

The Benefits of In-Person Learning

Students can interact with other students in person through programs offered in person. The following are a few benefits of in-person courses:

1. More excellent options for in-depth education.

2. Learning in an environment that enables concentration and reflection on the effects of the learning

3. We are getting to see a lovely college campus.

4. Establish relationships through casual encounters and talks with other students, instructors, and business leaders outside of scheduled class periods.

The Benefits of Online Learning

During the coronavirus pandemic, online learning boomed, and many students took advantage of its benefits. The following are some benefits of online education:

1. Flexible, self-paced instruction that lets students choose when they learn is available.

2. Learning that takes place over months.

3. Expanded content options that are not restricted to surrounding schools.

4. Connect with students from all across the world and the country.

Learning the subject to pass the final test could be the goal in conventional face-to-face sessions. The learning outcome for online courses could be more oriented toward mastering the topic at your speed. Even after weighing the advantages and disadvantages of both options, choosing between an online system and a regular classroom setting is not simple. Ultimately, it will depend on how flexible you need to be and your available financial possibilities. The amount of time you have available for education is a crucial factor to consider. An online program will enable you to complete your degree at a speed that fits with the other areas of your busy lifestyle if you have one.

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Learning is a dynamic process in which no two students learn in the same way or at the same rate since each student is different from the other. Personalized learning gives a learning path tailored to the requirements and interests of every student. 

Unlike a typical classroom setting, where many students sit together, the teacher teaches a standard curriculum to all students. Personalized learning focuses on each student as every student has different skills, interests, strengths, and weaknesses. 

Purpose of Personalized Learning

Personalization is essential in providing support to each student on their learning path. The purpose of personalized learning is to put the learner first. Personalized learning focuses on helping students attain their full potential. It accomplishes this purpose by developing customized lesson plans that challenge and excite each learner.

Benefits of Personalized Learning

Students and educators benefit from a personalized learning strategy as it provides a unique experience to both. With personalized learning, students can learn at their pace while educators can focus on guidance and long-term planning. Let's understand the benefits of personalized learning.

Lack of connection between students and educators is a common issue in institutes. Most of the time, teachers fail to teach students the way they understand, and the way teachers teach, the students fail to understand. This problem increases the gap between the teachers and students, resulting in poor academic performance. It is the one area where personalized learning assists both teachers and students.

Increased productivity is another benefit of personalized learning. It allows you to target the areas that demand attention by knowing the requirements of each student. The learning journey becomes more efficient when the on-demand content is delivered to students. It allows teachers and students to focus on areas that need attention. 

When students are permitted to work at their own speed and in the manner that best suits their learning style, they feel empowered to master each topic on the curriculum. Generally, teachers have to teach subjects at a quick pace to complete the course on time. At times this leaves some students behind and uninterested. With personalized learning, each student progresses through the classes at their own speed. So that they can fully absorb the content and grasp the subject.

How English Edge Is Promoting Personalized Learning?

English Edge offers language lab software that gives a personalized experience to every learner. Our language lab software improves LSRW (Listening, Speaking, Reading, and Writing) skills and helps students speak English fluently. The language lab software allows students to better their pronunciation and vocabulary through personalized audio and video. It gives students the freedom to practice any time at their pace. 

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When nearly all U.S. brick-and-mortar schools suddenly closed in March 2020 and went online, large numbers of students simply didn’t log into class. Even if they did show up, many more weren’t paying much attention or doing their schoolwork. As a new school year gets underway, is there anything that teachers and families can do to curb these problems with remote learning due to COVID-19?Having spent our careers doing research on student motivation and learning with technology, we recommend these three strategies. 1\. Go out of your way to build relationshipsThe importance of the relationships that develop in classrooms is often taken for granted. With online learning, students and teachers can no longer greet each other with high-fives and fist bumps or develop a sense of connection through direct eye contact. Their interactions are now restricted, and in a growing number of communities they are limited to communications through computers.Teleconferencing software like Zoom can mimic face-to-face conversations and lessons. An array of digital tools can improve the quality of these sometimes awkward interactions. Some are text-based, delivered either live or pre-recorded.Pictures, audio clips, videos, emojis and GIFs help people get their points across more clearly and colorfully. Rather than seeing them as frivolous, we recommend that families and teachers not be afraid to encourage students to use those tools to build and strengthen social relationships with their peers and their teachers.Students will also benefit when schools create opportunities to spend non-instructional time with other students online because it makes it easier to forge personal connections. To be sure, schools also need to set and enforce clear “netiquette” – online manners – to discourage digital bullying and support a positive culture. This is especially true when a new semester gets underway.We recommend that schools set up virtual study rooms and online discussion boards where students can be encouraged to regularly socialize and work collectively and that families encourage children to participate. 2\. Stress the relevance of what students are learningStudents often question why they are required to learn various topics. What teacher or parent has never had to answer a question such as, “When will I ever need to know about the Spanish-American War?”More than ever, it matters whether students get why what they’re learning is relevant. Research unequivocally shows that when students understand this, they are more engaged, more likely to want to learn more about the topic in the future and even more likely to choose careers related to what they’re being taught.Technology can help. For example, videos and other online resources can instantly show students how a particular topic might be essential for certain careers. And we recommend that teachers tell students to briefly interview relatives and friends, whether by using Zoom, email or the phone, about why a particular topic that they are learning might be relevant to their own lives. 3\. Establish new routinesStudents benefit from routines at school, because routines help them to organize and use their time efficiently throughout the school day. These can include short breaks between classes when they can interact with their peers and take a mental break before they begin their next class. Online learning, even with some daily instruction happening in real time, is more self-paced and self-managed. Kids will benefit from a new daily routine that suits their virtual school schedule and their family’s needs. Students are likely to be more engaged with online learning if they are expected to get ready for the day by acting as though they were actually going to their school building, and not just roll out of bed and turn on the computer. [Research into coronavirus and other news from science Subscribe to The Conversation’s new science newsletter.]Students quite often don’t know how to effectively set reasonable goals, manage their time, take notes, study for tests, ask for help in constructive ways or plan and carry out research projects.Because figuring all of that out only gets harder with online learning, kids and teens will benefit if they establish daily plans with achievable goals. Families can help them keep their plans on track by encouraging students to think about the strategies they are using and reminding them when and how to apply appropriate study strategies.For example, while a student is watching an online instructional video, we recommend that parents and other guardians from time to time get them to briefly pause the clip. Try asking “Do you understand what you’ve seen so far?” If not, suggest that they start it over. Offer to help them puzzle through what’s being taught. If that doesn’t help, assist with scheduling a personal meeting with their teacher.This article is republished from The Conversation, a nonprofit news site dedicated to sharing ideas from academic experts.Read more: * 3 ways to promote social skills in homebound kids * Pivot to remote learning creates a chance to reinvent K-12 educationEric M. Anderman receives funding from the Institute of Education Sciences, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, and Nationwide Children's Hospital.Kui Xie receives funding from Institute for Educational Sciences, Spencer Foundation, Ohio Department of Education, Ohio Department of Higher Education, and Ohio Mayfield School District.

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Public Speaking

Again, the base of public speaking in children starts from  their schools and classrooms!

While speaking among hundreds or thousands of people, your words are what appeals to them for that particular moment.

This is the very reason, why schools ensure the students be a part of Skits, Drama, Public Speaking, Debates etc, nurture their skills.

This is why learning Interpersonal Skills helps children develop their public skills too! Who knows they might one day do a TED talk too!

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