Author: Sandhya Basu   What is common among the following things: a pen, Star Wars movie, Theory of Gravitation, Soda, hair bands, and wheels?    Do you think this is … Continue reading →

Author: Jeevitha Ramesh From our previous blog, we have understood the basics of memory and its various types. In this blog, we will understand the biological basis of memory and … Continue reading →

Author: Sandhya Basu   We all know the concept of Learning Disorders from the previous blog on ‘Few Common Learning Challenges.’ There, we learnt about: The specific learning disorders and … Continue reading →

Author: Jeevitha Ramesh, Research Associate H.M. developed severe amnesia (memory loss) at the age of 27 after undergoing brain surgery. His surgery involved the removal of large parts of the hippocampus … Continue reading →

Author: Sandhya Basu Ram and Shyam are classmates. They go to a nice-looking school in the city. The walls of the school are decorated with bright colors and huge posters … Continue reading →

Author: Sandhya Basu We are all familiar with the term ‘learning.’ We are continuously learning from our interactions with the environment. We learn from our family members, schools, friends, from … Continue reading →

Author: Krishnamurthy J These days we hear the term ‘Cognition’ too often. It is ‘Cognition’ that was and still is responsible for ‘Survival of the Fittest’. We have witnessed an explosion … Continue reading →

Author: Sandhya Basu The human brain is a fascinating part of our body. Metaphorically speaking, our brain is like a plant. We need to nurture it with positivity and the … Continue reading →

Author: Sandhya Basu   “I am not gifted. When I read, the words twist twirl across the page. When they settle, it is too late. The class has already moved … Continue reading →

Author: Sandhya Basu   “A child must know that he is a miracle, that since the beginning of the world, there hasn’t been, and until the end of the world, … Continue reading →