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Language Learning Blogs and Vlogs: Encouraging Writing and Speaking Skills Through Digital Media. In today's globalised world, language skills are more in demand than ever. A whopping 1.5 billion people are estimated to be currently learning or have learned English as a second language. It is applicable for one who is yearning to connect with new cultures, unlock travel opportunities that open up to 41% of the world's population who don't speak their native tongue, or boost their career prospects in an increasingly interconnected world, mastering a new language opens doors. But traditional methods of learning can feel stale. This is where Digital Media comes in. These digital resources offer a dynamic and engaging way to hone one's writing and speaking skills, making the journey fun and interactive. Writing on social media makes one feel heard and seen. Writing with Confidence: Grammar Gems: Blogs delve deep into the intricacies of grammar, providing clear explanations ...

The Rise of the Indian Chess Kings (and Queens!): How India is Shaping the Future of Chess 83 OUT of 2000 Grandmasters from all over the world are from India which is second only to Russia. Our rise as a major force in the world of chess has been a fascinating phenomenon with a trend of the recent surge in Grandmasters (GMs) from our country.  But, how and why? Chess is a game that echoes from ancient India. Chaturanga originated in India around the 6th century AD with its deep historical connection that fostered a familiarity with the game that endured for centuries laying the groundwork for future chess enthusiasts. The game helped students concentrate and increase their motor skills as a result of which it stands tall today in modern-day history too. Chaturanga: The Predecessor of Chess Modern Indian chess owes much to Viswanathan Anand, a five-time World Champion. His dominance has inspired a generation of young players and put India on the global chess map. Viswanathan Anand...

Rocking Out in the Digital Age: How Tech is Transforming Music Lessons Remember early 2000’s when learning a new skill like music was heavily dependent on the fact that there should be a music class nearby. Back then, music lessons meant fitting into someone else's timetable and hoping a teacher wasn't miles away. There were no YouTube tutorials or downloadable courses to be found.  Remember music class? While traditional music education has its merits, the world of music learning is undergoing a dramatic transformation, thanks to educational technology (EdTech) and the internet. From Textbooks to Tunes: Interactive Learning Takes Centre Stage In this digital age, interactive learning has taken a stage. Imagine learning the piano by playing on a virtual keyboard that lights up to guide your fingers, or receiving instant feedback on your drumming technique through a drumming app. Edtech applications have made this reality. Interactive software and apps are transforming music les...

    Language Learning Through Games: Making Vocabulary Acquisition Fun and Engaging In this modern age where knowing to read and write another language does not only add to one's skills but also improves one's confidence, challenges like learning it can often be daunting. From staring down endless vocabulary lists to grammar drills one can simply get haunted by it and just not start this process of learning.  But what if one could learn new words and improve their fluency while having fun?  Games offer a dynamic and engaging way to boost one's vocabulary acquisition.  Here's Why?  Motivation Matters: Competition, Challenges and Rewards help one tap into their natural desire. They keep them motivated, making language learning less like a chore and more like a fun engaging activity.  Engaging Our Brain : They also help stimulate different areas of the brain, promoting memory and recall. By actively using new vocabulary in a playful context, we are likel...

Leveraging Technology for Personalised Yoga Plans in PCOD Management About 16 percent of females between the ages of 20 and 29 years suffer from a condition called Polycystic Ovary Disease.   But what is PCOD? It is a common hormonal issue affecting 8-13% of women during their reproductive years where the female has symptoms from irregular menstrual cycles, weight gain, acne, and fertility issues that can significantly impact their quality of life. Shockingly, up to 70% of cases go undiagnosed. Hence, it is important to diagnose PCOD so that it could be controlled better and on time. Here are some key symptoms to watch for: Menstrual Mayhem: Irregular periods, infrequent periods, or a complete absence of menstruation (amenorrhea) are hallmark signs of PCOD. Unwanted Hair Growth : Excessive hair growth (hirsutism) on the face, chest, back, and abdomen can be a telltale symptom. Weight Woes: Unexplained weight gain, particularly around the waistline, is often associated with PCOD. ...