We often hear that children are naturally curious and love to learn. How can we set up a classroom environment that awakens this natural interest in learning in children? At Tejasvita, we believe that when learning goals and the environment are oriented towards building adaptive expertise in children, children’s natural interest gets awakened

One of the core characteristics of a child-centric environment is the freedom of choice for the child. If one hasn’t been exposed to an environment where children make their own choices, he/she may wonder how it is even possible for young children to make choices for themselves and learn what is important to succeed in this complex world.

BlogOctober 8, 2020 When we set out to build a preschool program for children from low-income communities about seven years ago, we were very clear that our teaching and learning methods and processes would be designed to cater to how young children learn effectively. Expecting them to sit in one place for long periods of

One of the core characteristics of a child-centric environment is the free

One of the core characteristics of a child-centric environment is the freedom of choice for the child.

One of the core characteristics of a child-centric environment is the freedom of choice for the child.

We start every academic year with a month long training program for all teachers, so that we learn new concepts, equip ourselves with tools and resources and incorporate new ideas into our preschool intervention.

It is the beginning of another academic year- a new start and a new window of opportunity

Arokya, a 5 year old boy was diligently working on the activity of the day – sorting pictures of fruits by both the type of fruit and the colour.

In my four years at Tejasvita, so many children’s faces flit through my mind as I remember them with a smile on my face.