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In a diverse classroom, teachers encounter students with various learning styles and needs, including Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), emotional dysregulation, and other learning developmental needs. Fostering an inclusive and engaging learning environment for these students requires innovative approaches. We will explore five effective strategies that educators can implement to better engage children with ADHD and other learning developmental needs, utilising tools like fidget cubes, Rainbow Pebbles®, Linking Cubes, Whizzy Dizzy, and Sand and Water Trays.

As summer winds down and the back-to-school season approaches, parents, caregivers and children alike begin to shift their focus from leisure to learning. However, this transition doesn't have to be dull and dreary. Thanks to innovative educational tools like those offered the journey back to the classroom can be filled with excitement, engagement, and valuable learning experiences. We'll delve into how letters and numbers can transform traditional education into an enjoyable adventure that boosts literacy and numeracy skills. Learning Through Play: The Edx Education Approach Edx Education understands that learning is most effective when it's intertwined with play. Their carefully...

In the realm of education, the idea of "learning through play" has gained significant traction in recent years. This innovative approach recognizes that play is not just a frivolous activity for children; rather, it serves as a powerful tool for fostering cognitive, social, emotional, and physical development. Edx Education has been at the forefront of championing this concept designed to seamlessly blend learning and play. We'll delve into the significance of learning through play for school readiness and explore how Edx Education toys contribute to this transformative learning experience. The YouTube video titled "Learning Through Play"  Provides valuable insights into...

The back-to-school season marks a time of renewal and learning, not just for academic subjects but also for essential life skills and well-being. In this digital age, where children are often glued to screens, it's crucial to strike a balance by incorporating hands-on and engaging activities into their routines.