Bhanu Pratap
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Posted 5 year ago
How to make a bridge between topper and slow learner if their ratio is not symmetric?
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Jyoti Sharma
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Posted 5 year ago Jyoti Sharma

At the point when we separate children based on their learning capacity we are really devoiding them the chance to find their qualities and shortcomings. Continuously recollect, a youngster is simply the best appointed authority. Like a newborn child can't talk yet he/she passes on to the mother that they need milk and they even choose the amount as indicated by their appetite. You can't forcibly feed. Furthermore, in the event that you do, you know the result. Likewise, when a kid is learning he/she is investigating and finding new angles. Each kid is open. However, that doesn't imply that the youngster who is catching on quickly is progressively savvy, possibly the other one whom we address as a moderate student is intrigued to assemble more information, or perhaps that subject isn't of his/her advantage. As opposed to requesting that a kid improve his pace of learning we should focus on the explanation of moderate learning and attempt to discover his/her zones of premium and advancement.

Shweta Jain
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Posted 5 year ago Shweta Jain Teacher

It's our perception that categorizes kids on the basis of their learning pace. Once this is understood that there is no such gap the matter would be ...